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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1955
Page
8
A 1951 Plymouth Cambridge Special four door in rough shape priced to move. A 1949 Pontiac Deluxe four door with hydramatic transmission offered as a bargain at 395. A 1947 Hudson four door described as a solid transportation option.
Auto service and supplies offering brakes refined as low as 1.95 includes parts and labor. Radiators and radiator work at low prices. Day and night service at Thompay Garage 116 N. Bth Axe. 74 trailers for rent at modern Ave Rexnonabie 1901 Hark St. For sale 12 ft Alina trailer house 34 motel. 27 ft trailer house at Fo B Trailer Court 1701 Sth St. 2525 Royal Spartansite with awning at Raya Trailer Court Greeley.
Denver livestock markets report varied results with calves and hogs near steady while sheep and lambs see price fluctuations. Omaha Chicago and Kansas City listings show broad swings in cattle and wool prices, with grain and poultry margins noted as stable to modestly higher amid cautious demand.
Admission roll lists numerous names with addresses across towns including Ault Windsor La Salle Keeresbing Fort Lupton and Mora. Entries show Mrs or Ms titles along with street numbers and avenues for June admissions.
Probate petition filed for Edith N. Strong of Greeley who died May 28 with letters testamentary sought by Lead Weal. Estate value undetermined. Listed heirs include Paul Stroup and Gray Curry Strong, with grandsons Robert Olandar and Harvey Olander Jr. Condemnation trial of Mancini land for Highway 5S continues in Weld County District Court. Quiet title suit filed by Carpenters of Eaton against Eaton heirs seeks 1.5 acres in section 9.6668. Police Court reports Patricia Siegenthaler cited for violating double line.
Corrected June 10 market notes show prices for wheat bran oats barley Pinto beans and oats per cwt. plus butterfat bees in trade meats and colored hens including Leghorn hens with price ranges and quantity details. Trade activity depicts various lot sizes and quality distinctions across hens and springs.
Irl Timken's brother L. B. Timken 8 of 2208 Ninth Avenue died suddenly Thursday at his Rocky Ford home. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. Survivors include his wife, three brothers and a sister. Cars damage in a two car collision on Ninth Avenue caused $400 damage. both drivers cited for careless driving.
Francesco Perrott, a noted Italian painter, died in Ancona on Wednesday. His works have appeared in numerous international exhibitions.
Building permits go to Burd Etherton for two story travelling dwelling at 1717 Montview and land at 1820 Fighteeoth Avenue with costs 22000 and 16000. Nine residences on Thirteenth Avenue nua court issued to C H Murphy at several addresses with costs from 5300 to 9600 each. Lendocin Ramtitaz got a permit to erect a 20 by 80 foot building storuan os divelling at 136 Fifteenth Street costing 2000. Licenses issued to listed individuals across several towns including Lucerne Greeley Osage and Denver for various professions.
Prince Charen aged six and Princess Anne aged four fly from Dyce to London for the 150th anniversary tribute at the Highland castle. The royal outing marks their first plane journey with a short detour to honor the homeland landmark and its literary association.
Denver motor vehicle official Maldon Adcock urges changing auto license expiry to March 31 from December 31 to ease bill time strain. He cites costs of a staggered system with monthly or quarterly expirations as too expensive for plates tabs and extra records. Adcock notes administrative burdens and limited benefit from such a change.
The 1 week and 8 week summer sessions at Colorado State College of Education in Greeley begin with registration and schedules. The two week term starts June 13 at 9 am with afternoon classes. the eight week term begins June 27 with June 26 registration. Last year 2,943 students registered for both sessions, with participants from 46 states and several foreign countries. Officials expect registrations near 3,000 this year.
John Achziger of 422 Twelfth Street faces charges of careless driving and incompetence to drive after his 1954 Chevrolet collided with a parked 1945 Cadillac owned by L. C. Brane Jen near Lone’s cafe. Damage estimated at 40 to the Cadillac and 109 to the Chevrolet per Officer Rob Bates.
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