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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
4
In tribune style reminiscence the piece notes that many Normal girls will leave Greeley as September brings a fresh batch of embryonic teachers. It reflects affection for the students who room or assist with households and suggests the town’s atmosphere changes with each commencement.
The piece bids farewell to graduates and praises the Normal girls while urging Colorado to keep Prof W L Carlyle at the Colorado Agricultural College and the government horse breeding station. It urges investigation into dissensions, recalls Decoration Day significance, and notes Memorial Day as a solemn time, with flowers placed on graves.
The article recalls General John A. Logan instituting Memorial Day to honor Union dead. It notes four decades of evolving observance and the slow shift from bitterness toward a national tribute.
A vintage essay contrasts modern fuss over dress and timing with ancient notions. It cites Cicero and Horace on delays in getting ready and singing refusals, then muses how phrases like Be a Sister to Him arise from earlier ages. The piece reflects on social manners, novelty vs heritage, and the era’s brisk rush.
The administrator of the estate of Harry Jacobs deceased announces a meeting before Weld County Court in Greeley Colorado on Monday June 15 1908 at ten o clock in the forenoon to settle all claims and debts against the estate and to make payments due. Delph E Carpenter attorney to appear and represent the estate with first publication May 14 1908 and last publication June 4 1908.
We Will Bang You Money often proves a BOKER of temptation to the trusted employe who may be inclined to EPECUlate of live beyond his means. The employer, therefore, should take no chance of the possible dishonesty of his ployee, but bond them in a rought surety company, which makes it matter of business and exercises at all times surveillance over those whom I bonds.
The United Home Protectors face a possible receivership over a suspected shortage of $75,000 in its funds. Supreme Secret William L. Wilson admitted misusing funds for years and book-keeping was falsified. State Banking Commissioner Zimmerman took charge as investigations continue with interviews of policyholders.
Gustaf Wison, contestant, challenges John Bergren on a homestead claim in Sec 15 T4N R61W. The contest alleges Bergren left the land over a year ago and never entered or built on it. Notice to appear is set for July 14, 1908 before the Denver Land Office Register and Receiver.
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