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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1944
Page
10
Real estate ads by THOS M WELSH and partners detail farms tracts and houses near Greeley Colorado. Listings include 1600 acre and 2000 acre options, various price points from 2250 to 21150, drive-in stores, rental units, and multiple city blocks. Includes contact details and office addresses.
Market page shows autos including 1941 Ford V-8 Deluxe Coupe and 1940 Ford V-8 Deluxe Coupe among others, plus 1928 to 1938 era cars, with trade items and prices. Butterfat and egg trade notes list weights and current receipts, including colored eggs and poultry details.
A local buyer pays farmers for hard and winter wheat and oats. Prices listed include Earley wheat at 1.40 and other crops around 1.40 with 9.5 cents noted. The fragmentary OCR suggests crop cash payments or price quotes for the season. Entities include Earley and references to wheat and oats.
Corrected as of June 6 the feed price list covers barley, corn, oats and rolled products with net prices. The text veers into a fantasy passage describing Caballo the paradise of Milena, exotic birds and awards for feathers oils skins and meat.
Denver cattle and sheep markets show steady to firm prices with calves and hogs trading mixed, while Chicago grain edges higher on wheat and rye amid cautious demand. Reports note buyers steady and prices for select cuts and livestock holding near prior levels as markets digest invasion news and seasonal demand.
Wall Street reacted to news of an Allied Zuragean invasion with substantial upswings at the open. Motors, aviation, and other industrials traded higher while some commodities showed renewed activity. Prices moved from a few cents to over a cent, with limited gains in grains and mixed signals in other sectors.
A Weld County hospital reports admissions and discharges. Admitted: Ivan Dale, Marcarto Martinez, Christine Orbach, Florantinio Viscarra, Pierce, Gill, Mira, Donna Mazin Druny. Dismissed: Ray Smith, Donna Ner, Windsis, Route 1. Addresses shown include 404 Eighth Avenue and 2030 Tenth Avenue.
Rainbow Climbers 4 H club members met at Ruth Wiese’s Valley View home on Friday night to plan for the July parade. Attendees included Ruth Wiese Belly Leo Clarkson Rita Lee Tiggles Marlena Schtegal Jeanne Brooks Paul Clarkson and Mrs E D Selin. The session adjourned after refreshments.
The City Council of Greeley Weld County Colorado extends for four periods of twenty five years the franchise granted to The Home Gas and Electric Company and its successors to erect maintain and operate electric substations light and power plants and a distribution system within the city and its additions. The ordinance authorizes transmission along streets and across rights of way, sets penalties for illegal interference, and requires the company to furnish electricity to residents under state regulatory oversight. The action reaffirms rights within the corporate limits for the life of the city and imposes conditions on construction, maintenance and safety. The ordinance numbers reference 385 and earlier ordinances, approved by the mayor on March 4, 1924.
A historical franchise ordinance outlines city ownership rights and compensation rules for a utility company. It sets a one percent gross earnings fee with a minimum annual floor, rights to inspect books, and conditions for removal and relocation of poles and wires. The document records adoption dates, publication notices, and City Clerk attestations from 1924.
Fragmentary note discusses labor and milking differences between Gew and cow dairy systems. It claims goat dairy requires different time to milk and suggests performance metrics are being evaluated, though the text is garbled and lacks clear data or sources.
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