For Sale by Owner Historic City Properties Listing
Fragments show multiple private party home sales and trade offers. Listings include 1810 Bath Ave and 35th Ave properties with 2 to 3 bedrooms, basements, garages, and nearby schools Heath and Maplewood. Contact numbers WD 72-8257 and EL 2261 or EL 2-6138 for details.
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12Th Ave
GALE
Bath
Ted T
Ownyt
Cs Bulle
Uae
Bath Ave
Astin & Austice
Hunter
la Ports Ave
Fallin
Calo
Palkage
Heath
Mapleméad
Resaoyable
Lerotm
Three Bedroom Home Near All Schools on 1415 15th Ave
Three bedroom home features large living room with fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet, tiled bath, cute kitchen with double sink and disposal. Partly finished basement. Possession July 1. For appointment call George W. Hicks at phone number EL 2-6839.
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George W. Hicks
Denver and Kansas City Livestock Markets Mixed Results
Market notes from Denver, Kansas City and Chicago show hogs and cattle uneven with higher quotes in some regions. Chicago hogs rise 25 to 80 cents, vealers strong, while Denver and Los Angeles listings show steadier bids and mixed demand across sheep, lambs and sows.
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U. Ne
Posey MA
Wansas
U.S
Chicago
Los Angeles
BC Bilas
Chicago grain market slows with overall weakness on Friday
The Chicago Board of Trade grain market showed slow trading with widespread selling pressure. Wheat rose early but profit taking limited gains, while rye and other contracts drifted toward lower prices, ending near a weak range amid light to moderate selling.
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Chicago
Peru
Hospital admissions and dismissals list for Weld County area
A hospital notice records admissions and discharges on June 12 at Weld County General. Names include Thom as Dunn, Jay Woods, Arthur Deffke, Robert Fendergraas, Lynn Simm ons, Charley Hinman, Roy Miller Jr., Mary Parkin, Donald Lauck, Roy Hedges, Carol Birdsall, Sharon Podliska, JoAnn Rebeterano, Harold Baker, Betty Lamb, and others from Boulder to Eaton and Fort Collins.
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Weld County General Hospital
Thomas Dunn
Jay Woods
Reservoir Ra
Arthur C. Deff
Robert J
Fendergraas
Boulder
Lynn RB. Simmons
16Th St
Charley Hinman
10Th St
Roy Miller Jr
Kersey
Robert L. Penfold
Wiggins
Jack Hellinger
A. D. Kaiser
David Sharp
8Th Ave
Mary 5. Parkin
Johnstown
Donald Fred Lauck
la Salle
Roy D. Hedges
Carol Birdsall
Windsor
Jackson B. Brown
Eaton
Sharon Podliska
JoAnn Rebeterano
Harold E. Baker
Fred L. Bryant
Vas
10Th Ave
Joseph Aragon
Donald Hamilton
Kenneth van Why
Pierce
Betty Ann Lamb
Orchard
Ernest Dick
Keenesburg
Donald Caldwell
Estes Way Motel
Jerry H. Cooper
Davis St
Robert
E. Lee
Fort Collins
Alvin R. Hensley
Aust
Harry Rapp
Willie Condreau
Evans
Bess Esther Erickson
Plateville
Clyde L. Kemper
Paul Akers
Reservoir Rd
Thomas Duain
16Th Ave
Willia Herwick and Son
Oth
Englewood Mayor Elected Chairman of League Section
Ed Scott mayor of Englewood was elected chairman of the mayors councilmen section of the Colorado Municipal League. Fred Voss Pueblo councilman was named vice chairman. Other sections named chairs and vice chairs include City Managers Walter G. Brown Golden Carl D. Bryan Littleton. City attorneys J. Harrison Hawthorne Canon City. No vice chairman named. Clerks and finance officers Robert W. Freson Sterling and Mrs Elaine Morris Arvada.
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Colorado Springs
Ed Scott
Englewood
Colorado Municipal League
Fred Voss
Pueblo
Walter G. Brown
Golden
Carl D. Bryan
Littleton
J. Harrison Hawthorne
Canon City
Robert W. Freson
Sterling
Elaine Morris
Arvada
Wall Street Gains On 1958 Highs Amid Active Trading
Wall Street rose to new 1958 highs Friday afternoon with rails joining industrials in the advance. Volume was about 2.901 million shares vs 2.76 million yesterday. Oils, tobaccos, steels, chemicals, rubbers and many issues climbed on buying and short covering. U S Tobacco and Eastman Kodak led with ~3 point gains, while Du Pont rose about 3. Pricing news fueled optimism as a national magazine previewed a favorable article next week.
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New York
Rails
U.S. Tobacco
Lannard
Wall Street
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Lukens
U. S. Steal
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Railway
Texas Co
Ilinois Contra
Goodrich
Zenith
American Tobacco
Bethiehm
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Anwtican Telphane
Anaconda
American Smelting
Union Carbide
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Loew's
St. Antinos
Pan American Airways
Dresser Industries
Local Market Corrected H Wheal Prices and Wage Talks
Market notes show corrected prices for h wheal and beans with small shifts in dairy and eggs. The text mentions a 4.2 percent increase and wage security concerns, with June dates tied to job security debates and company discussions on heavy fights and light hens.
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Amion
Paina
Mrs. Ann Spomer Seeks renomination in local race
Biographical sketch highlights Mrs. Ann Spomer as a renominated candidate with a long record in education and civic service. She has degrees from CSC, University of Iowa, and Colorado State College, taught in Iowa and Colorado schools, led driver education efforts, and held leadership roles in Soroptimist, Eastern Star, and university women groups.
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Pega
Richard Evans
Susie Jessop Evans
CSC
High
Florence
Colorado State College
University of Iowa
Ernest Horn
P Lambda Theta
Iowa Lab
Spomer
Iowa University
Ashton
Big Bend
Charles Howard
Elizabeth Louise
Louis Evans
Europe
L.E.M
Greeley
Parent ‘Teachers Associa
IVHOR
State Home Demonstration Organization
State Farm and Home Planning Organization
Weld County Library
May Disclosed First Industrial Production Rise
The Federal Reserve Board reported that May marked the first upturn in U S industrial production since last June with the index rising to 127 percent of the 1947-49 average. The board noted ongoing activity through early June, with employment and incomes rising, unemployment down, and wholesale prices stable while food prices fell and bank credit continued to expand.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Employees Reject Coors Porcelain Contract Offer
Company workers at Coors Porcelain in Golden rejected a contract offer after a long dispute. The International Union reported the walkout followed by talks with local officials, with 99 employees owed wages and 82 awaiting payments in Lavon and Nar Sair.
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Coors Porcelain
Golden
Morgelaig Co
Sae
Lavon
Sair
Vinternational Union
Riven
Peraviastog
Shiko
Nezotiarions Anil
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15Th Ave
Lesa Than
Tyrmana
EL Ab
Alec “Reba
Flint Ave
Bale Bingah Worlking Marine
Unite
Edwards Cheveole
Minneapolis
LW International
Eubber
Love
Kinney
Highhuyper
Good
John Reeve
Rom
Maude
Firth
Ellis & Capp Equipment
Your International Harvester
Edwards
Studebaker
Buick
Dr. Stidebaker V8 Commander
Clay Hill
Joe Fuibal
Roser Cozens
Grayton Watson
Tre
Highth Avenue
Rewkahs Scheinsiet
Ian Plymouth
Camtieh
Ford
Brudebeker
Ave
United
Chryslers
Nedia
Mike Pinch Veared Cooper
Commander
Garnsey and Wheeler
11Th Street
Clarence
Harry
Hull
Ronald Traber
Ade" Swansc
Mlack
Genasey
Customline Tudor
Plymouth
Warren-Bunting Motors
Ford Agengy
Baton
Colonang Phong
Raton
Yp.m
Carcend Trusks
Weld County
Mead Core
Bagain
Ford Victor
Jeep
Wickland Motors
JEDP
PARIS
Sirvion
Tal
Hudson
5Th Bt
Mobile Howe
Prairie Schooner
Johnstern
Rollohoma Oma
Jackson Field
11Th
Haran
17Th
McMillen Motor Co
Fordo« Matic
Mit Chevraley
Chavcolet
Bel Air
Motor Mart
Charles Gardner
Rank Berger
George Fisk
Lb Ave
Mls
McArthur Wheeler
Your Olds
Denver Livestock Castle
Denver Beans
Denver
Lavige
Xauall
I. Marke
Atende
Jattake
Fone
Wiles
Ariz
Chicago Grain Market
Tribune
Aps
Kansas City
Katie
Hye
Bo Rim
Arc Ae
Mareview
Ann Spomer
May
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