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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR of a rental property advertisement page item shows a single rental listing with partial phrases and unclear details. No full address or price visible, but indicates property availability and unspecified terms.
A Tribune want ad section notes Ella Simpson advertising a large group of furniture in Weld County. The notices claim rapid selling of used items and include help wanted and household goods ads. The snippet also contains a bankruptcy notice for Thompson Davis Drug Store in Eaton Colorado with sale of stock and assets scheduled.
The report lists a charity event by Azpah club at a tomb cemetery benefit. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs Genrin and Byron Wanser staying with Wanner's parents. The piece mentions a Minor Auto Goldelen Care of Di Gollach and Mrs J Ap Riggs. A collision on Totharoma and Nineteenth street at about 9:30 am injured one person.
The state Industrial Accident Commission ruled that Ethel Kyle widow of John F. Kyle who was murdered in North Park is not entitled to workers compensation for his death. District Judge Claude C. Coffin stayed the decision. Douglas Langhoff is serving a life term at the state prison for the murder. The commission said Kyle’s death did not arise from employment and was caused by motives unrelated to the job.
A fragmented society note describes visits and dinners at the J D Thomas and J W Carrell homes around Memorial Day. Families from Irwin to LaSal ls and Fairplay travel, with several relatives visiting, teaching assignments, and a large cemetery ceremony drawing over 100 attendees.
Fort Lapéon notes the Gross family from Minatare Nebraska attends Raymond Gross’s Brighton graduation while other residents spend Memorial Day in Iowa and Golden. Ruth Perrin visits from Golden to stay with her Perrin parents, and Mrs. Althea Hooton improves. Several residents travel to Chicago, Chavens, or Denver for events. E 8 Reagan plans a sandwich shop in Ault as church services pause for summer.
Fragmentary OCR item reports visits by individuals including Platteville residents and visitors from Portland and Greeley. The text is incomplete, offering few concrete actions, dates, or venues, but indicates social calls or calls on a person named Stra. Mac Woher.
Local feed prices show 1 bushel whole corn and cracked corn at 1.08 with notes on barley and rolled oats. Entries include whole barley 41.0, rolled oats and other feeds, unclear terms block further detail. Prices and items appear incomplete and fragmentary from the historical listing.
Prices paid to growers by Greeley dealers and nearby areas vary by day with no central buying exchange. The market notes include No 1 eggs, butter, and poultry items with mixed lots. prices shift modestly and are subject to change without notice. Local market men may pay slightly higher for hunted game. dairy and poultry prices follow regional trends.
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