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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
14
A damaged OCR fragment lists a minor’s name LRET Work Wax Billig age 17 and a Coal and Wood dealer with unclear location and contact lines. Mentions 7th Street and phone style listing but details are unreadable and inconclusive.
Portable listing notes a used Ford car with several accessories. The fragment hints at a bargain price and states the item is worth considering for potential buyers. Details are sparse and the posting emphasizes value and usable condition.
The market section reports mixed cattle quotes from Omaha and Chicago stalls including calves, cows, and vealers with wide price ranges. Prices move for feed commodities as wheat futures slip while export demand and spring lambs show uneven activity amid broader market rally mood.
Market notes show Greeley buyers paying growers different prices by outlet. Regular poultry dealers on Denver market listings keep lower quotes while local market men offer slightly higher figures for limited quantities. The corrected June data reflect shifting price spreads and reflect near term traded levels.
A long fragmentary society notice outlines gatherings of the Fort Lupton ladies club on Wednesday and Thursday, with mentions of a bridge club event, a dinner, and several social visits. Names and places are scrambled but point to a sequence of meetings and personal notices dated July 1916.
The notice lists prices for whole corn and corn chop as well as barley and barley chop. It mentions rolled barley, chicken wheat, screenings, cracked wheat, brag sluck feed and shorts, oat chopy, whels, oats, pees cont a ty a. The fragmentary item appears to be a local market feed price column with multiple grain types.
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