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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
11
A chaotic listing from a livestock market describes cattle liveweight prices and lots, including sows calves cows canners and cutters. It notes various weights and bids with scattered prices, agents and contacts. The fragment mentions Barrows sows and mixed lots and references to Gib Bate and Los Angeles figures.
Denver AP reports University of Colorado School of Medicine honored 30 seniors at the annual convocation. John M. Hardman of Greeley received multiple awards, including Mosby book awards and Gold-Headed Cane as top scholar, with a planned army internship at Walter Reed Hospital.
The article honors a sophomore year recipient awarded the pathology prize at the convocation in Boulder. His wife Beverly Riddoch of Denver, a niece of William Riddoch of Sarasota, is mentioned as a former business manager for Greeley School District No. 6 and a supervisor in the Denver telephone company business office. Relatives including his mother, sister Catherine, and a sister who graduated last week from Colorado State College attended the ceremony.
Chicago Board of Trade reports Friday weakness in wheat futures amid harvest progress, expanding winter crop area in the Southwest, and cash prices dipping below government loan levels. Export bids and modest rye buying appear, with rain needed for Northwest crops. prices cited for various grain types and export bids.
Wall Street opened mixed as trading neared a yearly high, with moderate volume around 2.6 million shares. Industrials and oils showed gains while rails and some uneven groups drifted, minor advances for Americas Motors and Studebaker Packard, Chrysler up slightly, and several major issues steady or higher amid a parade of blocks trading.
A Wisconsin tornado left at least several dead and hundreds injured as authorities confirmed new deaths and rescued survivors. Mrs Rolf Lunn 21 died at Luther Hospital in Eau Claire and her baby son remained hospitalized. Ralph Huseby was taken off the dead list after identification. Aid totals exceeded 3000 collected in Eau Claire while Colfax and other communities received truckloads of supplies. More than 340 injured and 110 in hospital. 20 in grave condition. Government officials estimate millions in damage as Red Cross reports 615 affected families and 100 homes destroyed. Local volunteers, Boy and Girl Scouts contributed at a central station. Weather and farm losses noted with cattle killed and crop damage.
Weld County real estate transfers are reported with a revenue rate of 4.20 per thousand, applying to listed property transfers. The notice outlines the ongoing assessment and collection method through the county real estate records.
Eyaclio Apodaca of Greeley and Jennie C. Phelps to Sidney J. and drunk, $13.50. Maurie M. Franklin of Route 4, Block 8, Second Addition to backing violation. not guilty.
A brief record lists Crawford and Greeley with Rev. amounts of 16.40 and Cecile A Jenson involved in a transfer to Alberta Lopez for Lot 5 Block 2 Seats Sub. A separate Rev. 4.95 Deed of Trust is noted.
Mrs Ora Alena Hampton 1 of Grover died Thursday at Weld County General hospital. Born Nov 13 1886 in Missouri she lived in Girard Kun Billings Mont Powell Wyo Grover Canada Oklahoma before settling in Grover in 1935. Survived by husband Earnest Hampton daughter Iva Henry Pittsburg Kan two sisters Maude Cutler and Bertha Gilbert Pittsburg Kan. Funeral at Grover Community church 2 p m with interment in Grover. Adamson Mortuary in charge.
The text presents a fragmentary service slogan and names including Frank, Moore, Ree, RL 2381, Dan B, King, Men, and Fis 2046, resembling a realtor advertisement snippet. The readable portion emphasizes treating customers as they wish to be treated and lists several potential names and codes.
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