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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
9
A dense classified section lists autos, real estate, employment, household goods, and services. Entries mention wanted help, rental apartments, furniture, and miscellaneous items with partial addresses and contact notes. The page reflects a broad mix of consumer ads typical of a daily urban newspaper.
Fragmentary OCR text references occupancy and taxes with unclear names and figures. Contains distorted phrases such as Dungan Scor Ui Sh Pn GLOW Res and mentions $4600 welding taxes and an unknown ministry figure. No coherent event details or identifiable entities present.
The notice outlines development of now thous, Clase 0 achioolss and Pubile atiiites with paving, sidewalks, curb and gutter, sewer and water. Landscaping planned, white lots offered with a monthly view. Total estimated price around $4900 including ad struck.
A jumble of real estate ads and notices lists Hiuwik Street cottages, gated lots, and multiple properties for sale or loan. Also appears are farm land parcels, improvements, trade offers, and requests for loans, moving services, and miscellaneous goods.
Dries Mad with glassed on steeplng gavel gas fienace ten ineanna on rower of tel. Choice location Inoll. WH sell on e2y Lorie br tunic for Gr. property, New Gens. house just comp. 1419 1S St. WI well on very cry tori, Call for Key or let us show you the oud. Engravedt unimproved, Wel won hreig. fktas in various cow of state.
Advertisement offers two properties for sale with prices $3250 and $4200. Describes a brick building at 1417 12th Ave with six rooms and a sleeping porch, and a modern home at 1482th Ave. Mentions a bank financing option at 814 81st St with monthly payments around $170 and asks readers to call for appointments and terms. Includes contact for ELA long and Al Khare at 52214 Olle St, Ph. 760.
Arthur Harry Agency lists multiple property ventures in Greeley and nearby areas. Deals include high-avenue warehouses, college and dining sites, bungalow and apartment offerings, with prices ranging from about 37 to 2000 dollars and down payments noted. Several listings mention buyer interest and stock fixtures, with location notes on Ith Street and Highth Avenue.
Acren area listings include 7 to 161 acres in Greeley and Ault districts with irrigation wells, water rights, and good improvements. One 161 acre property in Licerie District noted as among the best farms in Northern Colorado with full water rights. A 3 bedroom bungalow on one floor is available near the city water system. Harry Hood at 210 Greeley Big advertises a top buy in Creely for 4,000 dollars.
A fragmented notice mentions a waller item and a 10 gallon water heater among garbled goods. It references Greeley Gas & Fuel Co and appears to list prices and model details in a messy OCR transcription. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Fragmented market ledger shows cattle calves cows and veal prices with wide ranges. Notable figures include top veal around 7.00, calves near 7.50, and steer values from 1.85 to 6.18 per hundred pounds, amid notes of slow demand and regional variations.
A wartime map from Washington outlines a reconfigured Europe with Germany and Poland enlarged, Latvia Latvia area shifts, and Finland diminished. It notes Soviet gains across the Baltic and Ukraine, plus new Turkish, Albanian, and Iranian pipeline routes and expanding oil networks stretching from the Caspian to the Persian Gulf.
Market notes show steady to higher bids for cattle and feeder stock across regions. California and Colorado reports cite varied prices for steers, heifers, and calves, while Chicago bids reflect steady demand with some declined tops and broad ranges for weights and grades.
Reports from Oklahoma City describe a severe water shortage that left streets and households unable to water, with limited washing except by service. Weekend rains on the Canadian river watershed eased restrictions, and by Monday water was flowing again. The piece also mentions visiting family from Meeker and local education ties, plus a distant note on Perry’s Monument in Ohio.
Markets in Greeley list daily prices paid to growers by local dealers in the absence of a central exchange. Readable quotes show butter, eggs, fowl, and other produce, with varied per pound figures and weights across items.
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