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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
10
The page presents a cluttered mix of rental listings and sales notes from a late 19th century Tribune section. It lists furnished rooms and apartments for rent, ads for houses, and various selling notices with prices, locations, and contact cues, all interlaced with agricultural market notes.
Associated Press reports Colorado school districts in 25 counties are over the 20 mill cap for maintenance and use separate provisions to hide interest and amortization. Some districts levied higher totals, with Weld County districts at 22.0 and 20.18 mills, and Weld and other counties showing multiple excess levies. The University of California note appears as a stray reference amid tax-levy anomalies.
Notice of sale of farm equipment including a tractor and plow under a chattel mortgage to the John Deere Plow Company. sale at Fort Collins Colorado on June 201 day, 1934, due to default of $91, with the company using possession to satisfy the debt. Seller Frank E. Keona, Collector, June 4.
In Greeley market notes prices for feed grains and meal. Whole corn and corn chop, barley, oats and screenings, cracked wheat and rolled oats listed alongside stock feed and shorts. Prices shown for each item, reflecting market rates.
Prices paid to growers by Greeley dealers and nearby markets for butter, eggs, and poultry reflect local selling conditions. The record shows near correct figures for the day with Butterfat values, egg weights, and poultry prices noted, indicating a slightly tighter market with movers selling on the Denver market and minor local variations.
Readable fragments show a volatile Denver market with cattle and grain prices fluctuating. References to bids around 3.45 to 3.8 and 5.60 for hay or grain, with freight concerns and varied loads indicate a tense trading day.
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