New Spirit of Education Lifts Rural School Building Drive
The Greeley Tribune notes a rural education surge as country districts invest in model schools. Towns like LaSalle Raymer Milliken Gill Johnstown Gilcrest and Albee are building or planning new structures and cooperating with Teachers College. The movement emphasizes cooperation over old rivalries and promises long term community progress.
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If a ship travels under water this long it’s time to muzzle pessimism
A quizzical quote from Herbert Kaufman imagines improbable feats from impossible mixes of nature and industry to argue against chronic pessimism. It playfully links electric poles, acid, trains, waterfalls, fossils, ten cent stores, and crime reform as a surplus of bold possibilities.
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Press Owner Proposes Campaign Subscription Pact
The Pawnee Press owner Jordan in Grover says he would run for legislature if Weld county’s 40 000 voters subscribe to his paper at $1 annually. He jokes that half subscribing to The P. V. in advance would push him to prison, yet admits shock would likely prevent survival of such a term.
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Greeley carnival game rules tighten on chance prizes
Greeley officials restrict carnival games to only those with a prize on every play. Vendors with the carnival company were ordered to modify rules or shut down after last week’s notice.
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Town Voices On Choirs News and Local Bits
Mr Schoonover says town crowd limits church choir turnout while Mrs Baker expects more news soon. Bob Gamble calls himself one of the town boys, and Mrs Jones hails Harold Currie as the busiest man. Charlie Andrews admits being broke. Mr Fox prefers plains to mountains. Ice deliveries occur in Keota Saturdays with advance orders at Stewart or Fox stores. William J Simms 631f
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Poem Fragment with Violets and Censers
A fragmentary verse presents a speaker urging restraint and guarding sleep. The scene features flickering candlelight casting shifting shadows and a lingering scent of violets while lilies sway. The speaker and a cited female voice emphasize eyeing rather than weeping in a bittersweet moment.
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