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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1939
Page
12
The Tribune listing shows classified sections offering repair service ads and rates per line, with notices for professional services like accountants and sales staff. Multiple postings mention help wanted, rooms for rent, and business opportunities, reflecting a busy local classifieds page with contact names and telephone references.
Classified listings including property for sale land lots with prices 200 to 500 dollars and requests for deals. References to musicians and various names appear in a mixed readable collage of offers and wants with contact hints and possible addresses.
M E Hagan advertises purchase options for a Broom modern Longalow 2% Ulocks with $500 down and payments of $32.50 monthly including interest taxes and insurance. The ad claims the location is two miles south of the college with headquarters for FIA loans and all lines of insurance at 820% South Street.
Classified list of farm loans property deals and numerous sale offers. Items include cattle ranch details, irrigation, land lots, and mortgages. plus machines, livestock, hatchery goods, and used autos from local dealers and individuals.
The article visits Newport’s waterfront and mansions, detailing Fort Adams and Goat Island defenses, the Constellation at the naval station, and Trinity Church. It recalls pre revolution prosperity, slavery trade, and Colonial leaders, with notes on the town’s aging yet graceful red-brick buildings and marble wharves.
An insurance real estate notice references a $5,000 private matey to Ioan on a BOM farm with building loss. A duty ator camp and gag Ulist is noted. See Mr Arnillage for details. Prone 274.
The fragment describes Mr. and Mrs. Carlson to spend a week with Carlson’s parents near Horton GA. Gardner Ward and family visit in Denver. Firzshiona hospital patient expects a near-term operation. Pidgin English note discusses Collier’s Weekly view of Chinese pidgin and a misrendered Longfellow poem.
Local buyers paid farmers on Wednesday June 7 for wheat and beans and noted new crop pinta beans. Prices ranged from 3.25 to 3.45 per bushel for Marquis Spring Wheat and other varieties including Ceres and Dan Batley. Potatoes showed fractions from 80 to 90 cents per bushel, with white and red types listed under Lucerne and Balanc oe prices.
Readable lines show feed grain quotes at Greeley with oats rolled barley and wheat futures. Quotations from Model Flour Mills indicate price movements as of June 7, reflecting market shifts for Daley Chap and Comtindhan consignments.
Market report fragment notes payments to growers by Grewley dealers. Mentions butterfat, mixed eggs, white tags, leghorn hens, turkeys, and various poultry terms with garbled labels. Provides incomplete pricing and product references for the day.
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