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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1930
Page
10
Daily classified columns offer ticket ads for performances and games. Names like Marie Jes Sler and Wallace Reery appear alongside listings for theater tickets, bar games, and other entertainment options.
Market report shows cattle bids from 9 to 12 dollars per cwt with steers and yearlings steady to higher. lambs and sheep firm to lower. hogs priced around 23 to 35 cents per pound in various lots. In separate notice, Weld County records advertise a chattel mortgage sale of farm machinery by The Miller Mercantile Company in Carruth, Colorado, on December 5, 1930, for cash to settle the mortgage claim on specified property.
The report blends farm prices and stock figures with a social calendar from Torrington area. It lists cattle and potato market quotes, packer payments, and shipments, then shifts to local gatherings noting dinners, dances, and guests at the homes of the Nelany, Wykert, Ayde, and Noble families.
A garbled mix of 1940s court notices and personal items records a bankruptcy hearing date set for January 21, 1941 in Denver, with details on petitioners, creditors, and required appearances. It also includes notices of impending public postings and personal travel clections, plus birthdays and family visits elsewhere. The document preserves names such as J. Bishop and references to Thomas Wayne Heed and other local residents amid legal language.
In the District Court matter of Monica Behultldt a bankruptcy case is opened. The court appoints Rappine & trustees to examine creditors and determine a plan for liquidation and distribution of assets. The proceedings include objections and other routine bankruptcy actions as the case advances in November 1930.
Amid Gropley and Wald County growth, a local insurer touts the Quick Settling plan as boosting business and customer referrals. The ad highlights affordable home purchases and financing options, piggybacking on the slogan to attract buyers and trades with terms and prices listed by agents Mr Hagan and Mr Shafer for several central Vermont style homes and cottages.
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