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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
5
Fragmented sale entry notes items and prices with unclear names. Mentions 1967 price four dollars and a carrier box and wheel items. Likely catalog fragment includes references to maintenance tools and a miscellaneous goods sale.
The market notes mixed cattle and lamb demand across major regions with prices varying by grade. Prime veal and feeder lambs show steadiness or slight gains while cattle and stocker trades edge lower amid shifting buyers and supply levels. Heavy volumes and regional differences reflect ongoing price competition across markets.
Colorado state treasurer reports that parimutuel betting since 1929 has produced about 12.57 million dollars to the general fund after expenses and refunds, with most revenue flowing from race tracks. The 1937- year totals cover July 1, 1936 to May 31, 1937, amid ongoing season activity and legislative appropriation.
Wheat futures rose modestly on the Board of Trade with short covering aided by export news and technical rebounds after prior declines. soybeans eased while corn and oats held steady to slightly lower as traders watched European purchase signals and lingering supply cues. Colomia bought 223,000 bushels U S wheat amid expectations of Yugoslavia and West Germany entering the market.
Wall Street in New York showed irregular trading as tobaccos and oils moved while volume neared 1.9 million shares versus 2.2 million the day before. Tobacco losses eased somewhat after Tuesday's American Cancer Society report linked smoking to heart disease and premature death, though the impact was limited.
A report outlines the Colorado pari mutuel commission budgeting for 1956 and beyond. It notes the 5 percent state take from bets, salaries for stewards judges veterinarians and staff, and about 20 thousand dollars yearly for payroll and office operations. It cites laboratory tests film patrols and the administrative expense ratio and states 1956 wagering totals from dog and horse tracks.
A court record lists Polles Court LaValle Eugene Fitzgibbon at Roggen charged with drunk driving. The case cites a fine of $141 and an additional £50 for reckless driving.
The hospital roster shows multiple admissions on Tuesday June 4 at Weld County General Hospital including Yvonne Fuchs La Salle Janet Leffler Eaton Mrs Mary Miller Bonell home Mark Harber Route 4 Roy Froggatte 425 Fighth avenue Mix Joe 4 Martinez La Salle Mrs John Friesden Route 1 Mre Alice MtcAtee Masters Mrs J Frank Tay Eaton Helen Mattines Johnstown Jacob Boh lender La Salle Walter Sutton Milliken Roy W Kandt GS Alles ichardson 1912 Irs Finbert W Reed Johnstown Louise Trupilo Milliken Mrs Malph Arnbrecht Route 2 Mrs Werner Weinmeister Johnstown and discharges listing Lucretia Frewer Fort Lupton Thomas E Gallatin Pierce Michael Larry and Jerry Trujillo Kimball Neb Yvonne Fuchs Mes lee Shinn 317 Tenth avenues Mrs George L Taxe Jr Gill Alva Stickman Fivarg Mrs Edgar J Boyer Jr and daughter 1624 Ninth street Guy Deffke Jr Eaton Atre Walter Peterson 1103 Seventh street Mrs Otto L Hale 2518 Ninth avenue Mrs LeRoy Platt Route 4 Mrs Floyd W Haldin Hillrose Mrs Garland Stewart Windsor Mrs Joe Neurauter and daughter 505 Ninth street Mre Willam WH Murphy La Salle.
Stork Express reports several births in Weld County with families from Walkee Montview and Weld County General hospital. Pregnancies include Ronald and Mrs Walkee a daughter born June 4 and Ted Rob tig a son born June 5. Community ties list Phillip Segura Patricia Martinez La Salle Reichert and Delaney Butterneck Frederiksen Oliver Gardner Anderson Miller in Greeley. Japan air technician training noted with Takyn reports.
A AP report notes the Gunnison River at Delta reached depths near eight feet and an adjacent area stayed underwater for three days. Durango sees Animas at 7.6 feet while Denver warns the South Platte will flood. Gov McNichols orders statewide flood defense as residents evacuate and water supplies face risk.
Two University of Colorado College of Journalism interns, Hebe Baxter of 2662 Fifteenth Avenue and Garrett Ray of 138 Twelfth Avenue, will work this summer at Pueblo Star Journal and Pueblo Star Chief respectively. This marks the program's third year of offering interships in newspapers and publicity offices statewide.
Mrs. Virginia V. Lesh of Pieres files for divorce from Richard M. Lesh in Weld County Court. They married October 28, 1956, at Raton New Mexico. Public notice directs any claims against estate of executor to be presented by June 3 or be barred. The Weld County Savings Bank acts via exec vice president Dean. Final settlement act noted for county court.
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