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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1940
Page
10
Aggressive page nine classifieds cover sales for vehicles jobs housing and services. Listings show wanted help lawn care moving storage and rental notices with addresses and phone references across multiple categories in a period newspaper style.
This item lists properties including addresses 9th Street and 8th Avenue with rents and sale prices. Mentions monthly payments, 7 rooms, near a school, neat town area, and adjustable terms. Includes references to dwellings, licenses, and easy financing options.
Development near colicola provides public utilities including paving sidewalks and sewer. Lot prices start at 450 with landscaped lots and mountain views. Ownership details, loan options, and local REAL estate features listed with various contractors and service ads from Albert S. Keys to Colorado loan reps.
Weld County Garage advertises a large used car sale featuring 1930s Chevrolets, Fords, Buicks, Pontiacs and other makes with prices listed for many models. The notice promotes services including oil changes, washing, vacuuming, and battery charging at 10th Street Auto Service and Supplies, with contact details for Texaco and related outlets.
Overview of rental and sale offerings including cottage grocery fixtures lease stock and low rent terms. Mentions Arthur Tarry Agency and McINEGY SHiNIS with various prices and down payments. Describes multiple properties and incomes with quick sale emphasis and rental management services.
The readable portion describes a used car advertisement with a price of zero and mentions a day of wind or sale. Other details are garbled and unreadable, preventing a clear summary of entities or events.
Vacant bungalow and multiple properties offered for sale with cash terms. Listings mention a 2000 dollar request, a 2850 dollar bungalow, and a 14 term sale. Seller W Carl Moore lists Pichora address and describes stock clearance and merchandise surplus tied to a cable camp.
Ahlstrand Agency offers 199 acre wheatland farm west of Ault priced at 1350 with no landlord share of crop. Also a roomy house near Jr. TE for 2309 on easy terms. Kent property features four bedrooms with month to month rent at 48 dollars.
Classified notice offers sale of a small town business including a bar, dance hall, and filling station. Describes fixtures, liquor receipts, gross receipts around $20,000 last year, living quarters, and 344 acres of land with all buildings. Includes references to Clyde L. Hageley and other partial names.
Real estate notices show Wheeler Realty at 808 Ninth St advertising multiple properties including 3214 3rd St and 2722 1th Ave. Features include 60x190 lot, two tagets bedrooms, garages, modern heating, and one year old new builds with rents from 30 per month.
Classified notes from M E Hagan, Red Grosive, and Jack Best Realty listing trades and properties. 6 room bungalow near college, city water, asking 3250. Various entries mention rents 45 to 51 dollars monthly, heat furnished, and trades for Growley property and farm leases. Located at 82226 9th St and 726 6th Street with phone numbers 700 and 223.
Reading shows cattle and calf prices in Denver with calves around 250 and heifers weaker near 99.25 to 2.10. Omaha and Kansas City markets cited with varied steers, yearlings, and feeding lambs. overall demand and prices uneven, with summer and spring sales noted and cattle ranges fluctuating by weight class.
The report shows cattle and calf prices with ranges from 40 to 210 per head and top figures near 19 255 for yearlings. Hogs and sheep display varied movements with loads near 50 and meat animals softer as the season advances. notes reference steady cows, light to moderate demand, and units like steers and lambs affecting overall market tone.
The article surveys historical bats in Major League Baseball, noting Rutl’s War Club as the heaviest used and detailing weights from 31 to 49 ounces. It mentions players like Morrow, Foxx, and Greenberg and cites Hillerich &. Bradsby as the Bat manufacturer. The piece records bat lengths and hands, with several players listed and many measurements.
Local buyers pay to farmers as winter and spring wheat and barley prices appear in the market notes. The listing includes varieties such as Hard Winter Wheat Marquis Spring Wheat Ceres Spring Wheat Omar Spring Wheat and barley, plus potatoes noted among crops.
Grain price notices show whale barley at 145 dollars and wheat around 1.5 dollars per unit, with screenings and corn listed in terse quotations. Other entries reference stock shares and June pricing notes, though legible details are limited.
Prices paid to growers by Greeley markets for day’s produce listed with various weights and items. Notable figures include Leghorn hens at 4 13 and young turkey hens, with old turkey portions and other poultry terms noted. Data appears as dated market notes with occasional garbled OCR.
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