Denver market prices for livestock and produce in 1985
Market reports show mixed prices for cattle, hogs, and poultry across Denver and Chicago areas. Quotes indicate weaker demand for turkeys and pork while beef and veal values edge higher, with notable price points such as 40 940 for US bids and various regional exchanges detailing supply quality and delivery terms.
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Desver
Mbarket Eleddy
Demird
Denver
de Mana Ribrecalez
Henry
Joe Ant
Livestock Market Notes From Greeley Tribune Sale Report
Friday June 15 1956 Keen buyers at the Greeley Tribune market summarize cattle calf and hog activity with prices listed for prime and utility cattle. Calves and feeders show varied values while steers and heifers trend lower. Sheep and hogs move irregularly with mix of steady and weaker quotes across lots.
July soybeans plunge on rumors of reduced crushings
The Chicago Board of Trade saw a sharp July soybean drop amid rumors processing plants would curb crushings. Wheat eased on caution ahead of large cash receipts next Monday. Corn and soybeans edged up early on rains that failed to materialize in the Midwest.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Wall Street Trades Close In Quiet Friday Session
Wall Street held steady as trading stayed quiet in late Friday trading. Prices moved mostly small with about 1.6 million shares changing hands, marking a second indecisive session this week amid no standout groups and slight gains in cement trades.
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New. York
Itraden
Move Started To Heal Riff Between Legion and 40 and 8
Members of the American Legion honorary organization urged Thursday that charges trade by Lhat growy against the bee to be expunged from the cec k. The Coloradoans also urge the Legion national convention to act to keep the organizations together and prevent a split amid past policy charges. The move follows a threatened breach between the American Legion and the 40 and 8 at the national level after the NEC allowed removing the 40 and 8 from the national body in May 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rstes Park U — Coldrae
American Legion
Lhat Growy
Bee
Ceck
Pon
Coloradoans
Legion National Convention
Legion
Rival Democratic Forces Plan Saturday Meeting
Rival Democratic camps prepare for a May dinner in Welby for the presidential nomination race. Stephen A. Abitchell of Chicago, former DNC chair, will speak, joined by Gov. Averell Harriman of New York who reorganized his schedule to attend a separate afternoon rally. The Welby event at 40 a plate is expected to draw a capacity crowd of 400 at Welby Hall.
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Welby
Stephen A. Abitchell
Chicago
Adam Stevenson
Averell
Harriman
New York
Tri-County
Democratic Fund
Chaner
Hackman
Welby Hall
Hardman
Mitchell
Beaver
United Air Lines
Raj. Gen
Rel
Rusell Deane
San Francisco
Moscow
Gov. Rayan Old Gary
Oklahome
Local Market Prices Report June 14 Corradea
Market list shows wheat at 1.70 below, oats 3.210, barley 2.00, Pinto Nicaea at 5.50 per unit. Butterfat and eggs include large and medium grades with prices around 28 to 46 cents. Leghorn hens, pullets, fryers, and assorted chicks priced with per-pound figures and seasonal notes. Turkeys listed at 4 cents for hang and 4 cents for tomple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corradea
Chain of Command Forces Haverhill Police Vehicle Wash
In Haverhill Massachusetts the City Council approved a municipal order to have police cruisers washed. The order moved from council to city manager to Chief William J. Collins, then to a police department mechanic who prepared the cars. A separate note mentions a Sunderland yacht incident and a Navy recovery by frogmen.
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Haverhill
Mass
Felice
William J. Collins
Police Department
Overconfidence Warned On Polio Vaccination Efforts
Dr J H White director of Weld County Health warns against overconfidence that polio could be wiped out, urges immediate vaccination through free clinics and family doctors. 1026 children have received shots. clinics run weekly in Greeley and nearby towns with schedules in Eaton Johnstown Windsor and more.
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Pelly
J. H. White
Weld County
Weld County Medical Society
County Health Department
Greeley
Sini
Johnstown
Eaton
Windsor
Aull
Fl. J.upton
Christmas-Month Baby in Louisville News Item
A June birth reports a baby girl named Christmas born to Mr. and Mrs. John Christmas in Louisville. The item notes the child weighs eight pounds and mentions the festive spelling Gay and Merry in a playful, historic tone.
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Louisville
Merry Gay Christmas
Mes
John Christmas
Windstorm Damage Widespread In Greeley Area
A severe windstorm caused extensive outages and damage across Greeley and surrounding districts. Power lines failed, trees toppled, and a drive-in screen collapsed. Windsor, Briggsdale, and Pleasant Valley endured heavy impacts while emergency crews labored overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Briggsdale
Grover
George Hicks
Home Left and Power Company
Vicks
Pleasant Valley
Mumper Hill
Gree Tey
Kaner Empson
Eaton
Windsor
Public Service Company of Colorads
Wind Strips Storage Shed and Disrupts Rural Lines
A two by twenty foot storage shed was ripped apart by the wind, with sections and roof lifted into the air and scattered. The building valued up to $600 shows destroyed structure though stored merchandise remained undamaged. Telephone lines to the Evans exchange were in service limits. Wind speeds varied from 35 to 40 mph in Greeley, with higher gusts reported elsewhere.
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Monros
Evans Exchange
Nun
Greeley
Law Mart
Nui
Warner
Great Western
Shgar Camy Pnry
Eaton
Senators Plan Bills to Repair Security Hole in Court Ruling
Senators Mundl Fastlanil and McCarty introduced measures to counter the Supreme Court ruling barring government discussion of employees not directly tied to national security. Senator Cain of Washington State echoed the critique, calling the court’s decision a blemish but stating it aligns with the program’s aims.
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Wasiington
Sen
Mundl
R-Sd
Congress
Supreme Court
Sens
Fastlanil
D- Miss
McCarty
R-Sis
Focker
Harry P. Cain
Washington State
Cain
Birsenhower
Activi_ties Control Board
Sapinero Youth Heads Colorado 4-H
Rikky Santarelli of Gunnison County High School was elected president of the Colorado 4-H organization on Thursday. He also leads his school's student body and the Gunnison County 4-H Council along with other officers chosen to represent about 18,000 4-H youth statewide.
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Fort Collins
Rikky Santarelli
Santnero
Gunnison County
Colorado &H
I Santarelli
Old Gates
Ronald Mitchell
Denver
Joan’ Raber
Whitewater
Dorothy Mullen
Manzanas
Joe Autry
la Junta
4-H Advisory Coucil
Stowe Witwer
Greeley
C. G. Staver
Council
Reds Arm 8 Millions as Communists Force Growth
Secretary of the Army Wilber Denckey told a Flag Day gathering that Communists have more than eight million under arms, including 24 million in China, with most serving as ground troops.
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Philadelphia
Maillion
China
Wilber Denckey
Burgess Declines Appointed U S District Judge Post
Thomas M Burgess of Colorado Springs denies seeking a third U S district judge seat in Colorado while noting he is content with private practice He is a Republican and serves on the National Bar Association board The House Judiciary Committee has approved measures for three new federal judgeships including one in Colorado.
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Colorado Springs
Thomas M. Burgess
Colorado
Springs
United States
Burgess
The
National Bar Assa
U. S. House Judiciary Committee
Ave
Dies in California former resident Hofschulte
Joseph J Hofschulte 17 former resident of Greeley died in Stockton California from a heart attack Thursday morning He had lived in California since 1995 and worked as a foreman mechanic retiring from Great Western Sugar He is survived by two sons Merman of Denver and Leslie of Colorado Springs ten daughters and many relatives The rosary will be recited Sunday evening at Macys Requiem Mass is Monday at St Peters Catholic Church with interment at Linn Grove
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Joseph J. Hofschulte
Greeley
Stockton
Calif
Nofsehulte
Iasler Mechanic
Great Western Sugar Company
Sterling
Longmont
Hofschute
Mazeppa
Minn
Merman
Denver
Leslie
Colorado Springs
Laura Smith
Gall
Agnes Overman
Margaret, Swan
Clear Water
Fld
Mary Jane Dediga
Dorothy Welsh
Lois Murphy
Woodland
Virginia Thirkmeyer
Salt Lake
Ros. Eliz-Leon
New York City
Frances Xavier
Milwaukee
Frances Borjia
Jeffer
Wis
Will Hoischutte
Macys
St. Peters Catholic Church
Linn Grove
Hunt for Uranium Landowners in New Mexico Deeds Case
Los Angeles searches for thousands of holders of worthless deeds to New Mexico land near Grants and Gallup. Oil promotion scheme tied backer to securities violation court case. Uranium finds near the oil land spur leasing hunt, with 1,800 located and over 3,000 still missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Grants
Gallup
Phillips Petroleum Co
Iim
California
Dhe Oil
Anwa
Red Chinese Release Two Missionaries After Prison Term
Chinese radio announced the release of two American Catholic missionaries from California, Father John Migord and Thomas Phillips, after three years in prison. U S consular officials awaited at the Hong Kong border for arrival, with talks at Geneva stalled over prisoner releases and a demand for a renunciation of force by Communist China. Northwest ern and University of Illinois graduates are noted, while Dublin Erie replaces horse drawn postal trucks with motor vehicles.
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Wong Kong
Peiing Rajis
California
John William Migord
Thomas Z20hard Phillips
Liste
John Willaam Clifford
Leonard Philips
U.S
China
Hong Kong
Chuire
Reds
Geneva
Priping Radio
Homer Bradshaw
U. S
A. Alexis I Johnson
United States
State Dept. 1
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Drane Motor CO
DODGE
Chevrolet
Aetna Finance CO
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Ninth Street Motors
AL Purdy
8Th Street
Hadin
Wickland Motors
W.S.W
Pont
Chieftain
Plymouth
Wagos
Chrysler
Flymouth
Ath Ave
12Th Ave
NASH
FORD
Raio
Fordomatia
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Mercury
Baaytiut
Garnsey and
Wheeler
Ford Dealer
Tib'Mth
St. Greeley
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Trauler
Zee Rubber
Tratuers
Ian Ny
Peasler
Lequire
Desveg Dbeanbe
Gromerdom
Hasle
Graal Northern
Exop
Heaska
Nat Aps
U.S. Ne
Denyer Porators
Aas Cole
San Qi
Ak Tewtar
Omcago Butte
GCA Ranier Eeady
Whatesale Burlar Srtcey
Desyer
Greeley Tribune
Omana Tivertocr
Hagan
Chile
Kansas Cove
Rome
Wiley
Algher
Cava ‘Ateadys
Taras
Milved Wiley and Good
Vrooibootes
Chicago Grain
Kansar
Wall Street
Riff
Sat
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Navy
White
Greeley Drive In
Jack Redus
Goldanjith
Oliver Goldsmith
State Patrol
Milliken
Platteville
Lucerne
Larimer
Harmony
Public
Boulder
Thirteenth Avenue
First Street
City
W. J. Monret
la Sve
Sapinero Youth Heads
Claims Service
District & Branch
Farmers Insurance Group
Orqutas Emerseuy
Joseph Hofschulte
Hunt
Red Chinese
Dublin
Erie
Midland
Howe O
Meng
Origional Mosigape
Ninth Avenue
Federal Savings & Loan Association
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