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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
5
A cluttered want ad spread shows farms, buildings, and land for sale with prices such as 34,000 and 61380, plus wheat, water, and irrigation notes. It mentions Loveland wheat diets, several counties, and contact names like Crary Wheeler, with mentions of towns, farms, and trade offers.
Ex prize fighter who owns two pairs of shoes is charged with theft. The fragment references a Joy In Things philosophy and a church paper joke about a married minister seeking a change, with unclear sources and incomplete names or dates.
A reflective meditation on happiness urging inner self contentment as the true source of joy. The piece contrasts external conditions with internal stance and stresses personal responsibility for wellbeing.
The article notes an average body temperature of 98.6 degrees but varies with time of day and factors. It cites morning values around 97.5 degrees and afternoon about 99 degrees, with early exercise potentially raising or lowering by one to several degrees and nervousness affecting readings.
The piece notes that when prices rise and demand is strong, selling assets seems optimal and advises buying securities now to capitalize on the money market’s high liquidity and attractive conditions.
This column publishes daily closing prices of Liberty Bonds traded on the New York Stock Exchange. It notes market movements and price levels for Liberty bonds as recorded for that day.
A homeseeker service promises to locate exactly what you want, from bungalows near the college to brick cottages with garages. Listings include a new bungalow with five rooms and a two car garage, and a modern broom cottage priced around 2,800 with location near the high school and streetcar line.
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