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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
10
A garbled notice describes a toy terrier missing or possibly stolen. It mentions contacts and potential loans of a car and other items, but the text is unclear and incomplete. The reader should refer to the original notice for exact names, locations, and action required.
A fragmented report recalls a wild night near the New Guinea camp with a missing vacant book and a detail about a mysterious man. The account hints at confusion and a search for a crucial clue amid unsettled events.
Market notes show daily poultry and grain price levels for growers and traders. Barley oats and corn prices appear with typical spreads between regular buyers and local market men. Prices subject to change without notice, corrected to June 8.
Kansas City and Chicago cattle prices show mixed gains and declines across classes. Demand tempered by heat with hogs steady to softer, bulls and cows uneven but mostly steady. sheep and yearlings mostly lower with lighter receipts aiding some bids. Denver potato market noted with firm tone and limited Colorado supply.
Chicago trading showed weak speculative interest in wheat today amid anticipation that the United States crop report would be released tomorrow and a London economic conference meeting Monday. British exchange gains faded, dulling market momentum as traders awaited official data and global cues.
Two estates filed for probate in county court list details of value and heirs. Lora Wodnosc nye Cenjamin A Woodcock as public administrator handles intestate valu es with real estate valued at 4250, heirs untraced. Gustavus A Con ter left 3500 to widow Margaret A Center, administrator Alva Center and James Spurgeon noted. John W Henderson, 84, lives at sea, novice? attorney Attey assisted.
Public auction of John Deere plow machinery under a chattel mortgage. The sale by Frank Hraus, collector, for John Deere Plow Company follows default on the mortgage dated May 1931, Weld County Colorado. Sale set for 12 June 1933 at Dolores Farm Supply Co Fort Collins.
A Colorado educator, CHAB T. Moore, A.B. A.M., promotes a new school method tried successfully in Colorado. The approach combines over a dozen textures to aid reorganization, boards, teachers and pupils, offering pupils real creativity and engagement.
Top Notch discovers a thief who stole the farmer's lamb. Jelly Bear is wrongly accused as the real culprit hides in a cave. The Wild Cat threatens captivity and possible hunger as Top Notch contemplates escape to reveal the truth.
Reading fragment lists cheap furniture items including a 2 burner gas plate and electric plate priced around 3.6 shillings or dollars. Mentions ivory bedroom set, rug pieces described as grass rug, and a student bed in ivory with possible spare parts.
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