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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
10
Greeley Markets Pay to the Grower announces poultry and livestock prices and related notices. The advertisement lists tomato and cabbage availability, potatoes and other produce, farm implements, reconditioned equipment, and autos. It notes price variance by buyer type and urges growers to verify current rates at the market.
A fragmented OCR page lists feed commodities and prices, then schedules and a final settlement notice. It includes references to corn roughage barley oats rye and other grain items, followed by railroad schedules to Cheyenne and nearby routes, and ends with a final settlement notice for work on the State 3% Gas Tax Project in Weld County.
In 1926 the spring wheat yield stood at 629000 bushels with 1926-20 averages noted as higher. Planting began later than usual in eastern Colorado, with slow growth through April and May due to moisture. conditions in June were 80 percent of normal versus last year's 87 percent ten-year average. Oats on June 4 were 55 percent of normal, with low-year averages at 83 percent. Hay condition on June 1 was 76 percent of normal, down from last year, with winter-killed sections affecting roughly two thirds of Colorado hay yields.
A Colorado Crop Reporting Service summary notes May brought improved conditions for several crops though June 1 conditions generally lagged. Winter wheat fell to 37 percent of normal, the lowest June 1 reading on record, with 263,000 acres left for harvest and an estimated 2,104,000 bushels produced. Severe May 22 wind damage affected eastern counties. irrigation remained ample overall except Arkansas Valley.
Fragmented dialogue shows Mrs Quacko and Willy discussing a visit from the Quackers of Quackerrulo and a misadventure with a Duck coupé, revealing social quirkiness and humorous miscommunication in a seaside setting, while a farm weather bulletin notes moisture and pasture conditions.
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