Housekeeper Wanted for Modern Ranch in Nome Alaska
Classifieds describe a housekeeper needed to take full charge at a Nome ranch. Must be able to manage yard care, private room and board, references, steady employment, box response details provided.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1944
Page
6
Classifieds describe a housekeeper needed to take full charge at a Nome ranch. Must be able to manage yard care, private room and board, references, steady employment, box response details provided.
Tracts for sale including 4 acres unimproved east of RR on north side with pavement, 1760 dollars. 10 acres as homesites near Gear Arlington School. 10th Ave priced. NW Greeley tract 3000. improved listings with pavement and frontages on South 8th for homes or tourist courts. 2204 3th St listing, 4500 dollars. terms offered. R L Johnson & Co Realtor Mabledon Net 422 3th Ave Faun 31.
The Wheeler Realty Co advertises several real estate offerings including 2008 Sth St four rooms priced around 2800, 1902 fth St four rooms with garage at 1500, 13th St five rooms modernized near price 5799, and an income property with three houses on two lots for 5 000. It also lists 40 acres near Greeley with 10600 price, 450 acres near Darnesville for 6750, and other parcels north of Platteville and near Chedley with varied improvements and prices. The note mentions a crop year and a plan to purchase before July.
Advertises multiple real estate options including new four room modern homes near Hi Schook Tha Rud, Bungalow trades for larger homes, modular houses with multiple features, and modest family homes. Mentions prices from 1500 to 64500, several trades, and nearby locations like Greeley and 7th Ave. Also notes apartment houses and tourist courts as options.
A jumbled ad page lists a bungalow, basement garage, and various misc items for sale. Entries include a 1 room bungalow near colleges, garage spaces, 1987 items, poultry and hatchery notices, furniture, and a large used car section with many makes and models advertised for sale or trade. Strong entities include Elokar Donkin Eaton H Tateyama Greeuet Corals Cleanere and multiple vehicle listings from 1930s to 1940s.
County dealer promotes a lineup of classic autos including 1941 Plymouth Special Deluxe and Deluxe Tudors with heaters, a 1942 Willys, and multiple models from 1920s to 1950s. Each car carries a written guarantee, with open late hours and trade terms. Many units advertised with radio, overdrive, fluid drive, and other options.
Market notes show price corrections for various commodities including eggs and poultry. Corrected figures list different weights and price ranges for white eggs, colored eggs, Lena and Leghorn hens, and young fowls. Prices reflect current receipts and are presented in cents per pound with adjustments indicated.
Market brief lists spring wheat at 1.88 and hard winter wheat at 1.38 per unit with notes on oats and feed crops. Mentions local buyers and farmers adjusting prices, with unclear crop names and currency references.
The listing shows corrected June 1 prices for barley, bran, oats, and other feed, with quoted rates for whole barley at 2.69, rolled oats at 3.05, and Cara and Whales notes in a wholesale market context, reflecting price shifts in the California White and U.S. Saree categories.
Denver and Chicago market notes show mixed livestock and grain results. Cattle, hogs, and sheep movements were steady to weak in Denver with bulls and calves varying. Chicago hogs were mostly steady with price shifts by weight and type. Grain futures mixed as government forecasts weigh on corn and wheat trading.
Public Works experts discuss postwar planning and peace time jobs at a municipal league conference. Denver planners Irvin McCrary and Pabiié deBoer urge employment planning over postwar schemes, stressing cost efficiency, open airport approaches, and foundation readiness.
Wall Street summary notes peace prospects boost optimism in postwar market. Trading shows broad activity with large blocks and steady advances as investors weigh civilian production resumption and potential gains for quality issues, while giltedged stocks face mixed demand.
The record traces steel production from 164 with 796,200 tons to 1938 when output surpassed 63,600,000 tons. It notes missing data for ingot production and compares wrought iron output in 1885 at 15,288 tons, predicting future output near 1,40 times 1965 tonnage.
The article lists major firms linked to wartime production and prospective reconversion challenges in 1944. It names Chrysler, Continental Motors, Willys-Overland, Murray Corp., Gar Wool, Hayesdef, Graham-Pate, Briggs Mat, Nash-Kelvinator, Evans Products, Stewart-Warner, and International Telephone. It notes Union Pacific and Austin Nichols as prominent players, with a front line of General Motors, Westinghouse, Santa Fe, Standard Oil Co, Sees Chemical, US Rubber, and American Smelting as key entities in the era.
President Roosevelt signed legislation lowering the night club tax from 30 to 20 percent effective July 1 and increasing the national debt limit to 21.6 hundred billion, with the proposed new ceiling at 210 billion. The act also eliminates a Senate exemption for armed forces members from the cabaret tax, seen as unworkable by tax experts.
Public Trustee Martin G Piel announces sale of property in Weld County Colorado on June 12 1946 at 11 o clock to satisfy a deed of trust note interest taxes and costs. The parcel Lot 23 Block 30 Clayton Park Addition to the City of Greeley is described. The sale proceeds to the highest bidder at the front door of the courthouse in Greeley.
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