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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
10
Fragmented OCR ads show rooms for rent and miscellaneous items in a business district. Names, places like Lincoln, Seward, and Worth districts appear amid garbled phrases, with scattered references to loans, groceries, and keys.
Prices paid by Greeley markets to growers for poultry reflect current day market conditions with lower prices for common items and slightly higher for United quantities. The listing covers butter, eggs, spring chickens, turkey toms and bells, capons, and roasted turkeys with notes that prices are subject to change without notice and corrected to June 10.
An ad lists loan offers to pay off mortgages with low interest and no commissions. It mentions Grasley City area, address clues, and a phone contact along with references to tractors and farm equipment as part of a related sale notice.
Chicago markets report hog and cattle prices with mixed values across weights and grades. Strong demand and tight supplies push some cuts higher while general feeders show cautious activity amid varied buyer interest and careful price adjustments.
A rough feed price list shows various corn barley and oat products including whole corn cracked corn rolled barley and oat chop with prices marked for stock feed and related milling terms. The fragment indicates price entries and product names without full details or dates.
Trading prices for cattle hogs and sheep dominate the report with Idaho and Omaha markets cited. Prices range from cows $4.26 to $7.80, yearlings around $10 to $11, and feeders near $9 to $12, with mixed lots and regional listings from June 10 to June 18, including USDA notes on cattle and lambs, and a concession booth bid at Grove Park. The piece also mentions a local council sale for a Fourth of July event and city clerk notice.
Osgood June 11 A program of readings is announced for Friday June 20 at the Osgood church at 8 oclock when Miss Boulah Nash of John Plutaher collage Iowa will Preside. Milas Mosh will give readings and Osgood must long will ndt several numbers. No admission will be charged. Aftar noon following day givenrall well be bold do by chuck basement. Osgood June 10 Ar and Mys Cuspive will Mr and she Conrail Witt and gon Herbert and Frit were all day guests Bundy at the home of Mr and Mrs Englebriwh at Etranabire. Glenn Ankeney and Clarence Mop dort took a truck road of hogs to the Denver market this week for Samuel Newell Mr and Mrs A Dawson were Sunday dinner guests at the home of De and Mrs Parsons.
Stork Express reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clyde Fugate of Denver. The child, Bridgy, with a variant name Mabett Dilis, is welcomed by the family and noted as a Balt poyrd daughter.
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