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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
12
A dense mix of rental notices for rooms in Denver and Greeley, livestock sales, and loan offers. Items advertise rooms near 10th Avenue and various avenues, plus farming equipment, Case tractors, and mortgage or chattel loan deals. Names and addresses appear, with contact hints and rates.
Market dull with prices largely steady as calves and cattle show uneven demand. Strong sellers report lighter weights and small loads moving slowly, while hogs and sheep offered with weaker bidding. prices vary by weight class and region.
Notice of notional filing and hearing of a petition for exclusion in the state of Colorado. The board will convene at the office on May 1, 1820, at 9 AM. Interested parties must appear in writing by May 16 to present reasons why the petition should not be granted.
Readable items show gowns belts hats and evening wear with prices ranging from five to several tens of dollars. Units appear inconsistent but indicate typical fashion goods and quantities. Several names and figures are garbled yet suggest a retail record of purchases and stock notes.
Indignant farmers clashed with supporters at an Ottawa gathering over the Farm Board cooperative grain marketing plan. Speakers from Minneapolis and local traders faced jeers as tensions rose, with police restoring order after a near riot. The article accuses federal and state groups of backing anti cooperative forces.
Fort Collins, Colo. June 13. Five hundred seventy farmers statewide planted 153000 seedling trees in farm woodlots and shelter belts this spring, distributed at below cost through State Forester W J Morrill of Colorado Agricultural College. Last spring 510 farmers planted young trees under federal and state laws, per T E Ward, forester at the college. Orders for trees were received from 45 of Colorado’s 63 counties.
Farmers across Weld to Delta counties purchased thousands of nursery grown pine and spruce seedlings for shelterbelts and yard beautification. Colorado State foresters and the Monu ment government nursery supplied seedlings, with Weld county leading at 10,000 and other counties listing multitudes, while the Burlington railroad used many small trees for shelterbelt fencing along its northeastern right of way.
Public notice informs all persons with interest in lands in Weld County Colorado that tax deed will be issued September 30, 1930 after redemption period ends November 20, 1939. Property at Lot ?, Block 3, Zita Was sold for 1925 taxes. certificate of purchase held by R M Haythorn. John Sandberg and Ralph B Hutchins named as owners and trustees.
Radiator shop changes hands as Meier acquires the business. Listings offer a twelve room Boulder house near the business district, partially furnished and ready for dry goods buyers. See Mr Hagan or Mr Shatter for details.
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