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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
8
Greeley daily ads show items for sale and services, with "FOUND LOST STRAYED" notices, room rentals, employment requests, and business services. Entries reference addresses and phone contact details, including offers for carpenters, sales positions, and real estate rentals in the Colorado town.
An unclear note mentions a 32 hoard and a room 20 19 lady locating a beard. References to T20 110 Ave and Office Room MIOTer cor Phett Real Estate appear as stray fragments from an estate or property listing.
Several small businesses with building losses show a price of 300.00. A strong acre farm in the district is priced to sell. Contact Mr. Arinitag at Ale Eighth Ave. Phone 271 to list your property or buy.
Y D Shafer lists contact at 920 Fight Ave with bids and terms for sale of a 1 acre tract on Wade, near Greeley home. Immediate payment of cash difference requested. dairy farm with pasture offered for larger farm. Listing notes holding suitable for Segangout or dedicating Muasunable with references to Thade Vor Good.
An OCR dense ad list offers rentals near 7th Ave and 20th Street, farms, livestock, dairy items, tools, vehicles, and household goods. It includes farm loans from First Industrial Bank, equipment like tractors, cattle, chickens, and various real estate and rental notices across Greeley area.
The notice lists exchanges and rentals including a Dusty Colorado area trade for a Greeley property, a mountain coat for rent, and a 309 Ninth Street address. It mentions a trade for lease in Greeny and other bulge items, with contact W Carl Moore at 913 Eighth Ave and phone 304 913.
Brooks Winchester Guy Warner list at 1 South Avenue with phone 780. Advertisement for trade of goods and services for rent at 15 per month or price 600. Mentions inn and lodging options, sale of vacant property July 1, price 725, trade offers including live din k and given details.
M B Hagan promotes an insurance plan for young property protect. The offer features a three year term for $7.50, trades including a four room bungalow and larger house options, a $500 down option, a new four room bungalow near the college priced at $4950 with $760 cash, and a FHA loan at 2% with a youth program.
Fragmentary text appears to describe washing machines with adlike phrases and garbled branding. Mentions wringer, trimming and spraying, and a few unclear proper nouns. No coherent event or identifiable individuals or organizations emerge from the readable material.
TheMarket report shows sharp moves across livestock and grain with cattle steers and heifers steady to weak, hogs mixed, and beef demand uneven. Kansas City and Chicago quotes are cited with mixed weekly losses and gains, amid Ever changes in feed costs and market tone.
Windsor June 1 The work of grading north from Windsor to the Albuquerque Cutting Highway continues with a line near the ridge bed completed. The crew operates from the north end toward Windsor as graders shape the road. Local families gather for visits as relatives arrive from Jefferson City and Denver. A Denver University student visitor and notes on teachers and medical corps postings are mentioned along with travel plans to California and Long Beach. Windsor hosts school instruction sessions and a Ladies' Aid meeting with food luncheons across four meeting places.
Local buyers paid farmers for assorted grains on a Saturday market day. Prices for Hard Winter Wheat, Spring Wheat, Marauls, and Barley were exchanged, with notes of new crop arrivals and early spring offerings.
Feed price list appears with numerous garbled items for poultry and eggs. It mentions mixed eggs 56 lbs, large, leghorn hens, turkeys, broilers, and unspecified regional terms in a corrected scribal note.
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