For BALE-1938 Ford and other items in sale listings
Fragments describe a 1938 Denys sale, Ford coupe, a 1996 Ford, and local sale notices. Mentions Garden City, Artington clues, and various prices and contact hints. The text resembles classified ad clutter with vague locations and items offered.
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Aumae
Sor Wale
Artington
Machanexenileut
Ph. Iil
Revichmen
Cannes
Bale
Ford
Stat Club
Wrandrive
One Owner Car With Low Mileage For Quick Sale
One owner car, low mileage, fully equipped. Blue color, black top. Priced for quick sale. Phone 3642-R.
Markets Report From Denver Dated June Market Snapshot
Denver markets show mixed cattle and hog prices with widespread notation of weekly declines in many categories. Key figures include feeders around 28.00 to 29.60, cattle weights near 900 pounds, hogs fluctuating but mostly lower, and a general tone of cautious trading across light, medium, and heavyweight lots.
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Denver
Dune
Xrail
Tales Road
Hogn
Moatly
Howe
Taatanens Ult Amore
Eclnalag
Rhodes
Ehnley
Yelta
Grain Market Movements Amid Shaky Prices
A fragmented market notice references grain trading with erratic pricing and minor May gains. It notes occasional price upticks and a notable May rise of around $1,008.80 total value alongside broader declines in earlier periods.
Local Market Prices From June 17
Corracted market list shows barley at no price, Pinto beans at 7 dollars per cwt, double A large white corn at 12e, double A brown at 30, current receipts 20, Leghorn fries at 2½ pounds and over, colored fries under 2 pounds, three to four pounds at 3 and 4 pounds, colored hens under 4% pounds at 16a, leg horns hens under 3% pounds at 10c.
Bowling club league scores showcase top players this week
Greeley Bowling Club listings show Tuesday and Thursday results with Gene Newton leading men in high series 565 and high game 206 on Tuesday. Thursday highlights include Max Jordan leading with high series 581 and high game 225 for men, with women led by Bobby Newton 486 in high series and Doris Hubbard 175 in high game.
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Greeley
Gene Newton
Twhp Relmouth
Rosa Jordan
Max Jordan
Bobby Newton
Doris Hubbard
Millikin Sets Campaign Points Amid GOP Debate
Washington and campaign circles report Republican senatorial candidates focus on four issues: alleged communists in government, the Brann farm plan, deficit spending, and excise tax cuts. The points emerged from a GOP committee survey across Iowa, South Dakota, and California.
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Washington
Jane
Thaga Polnta
Santa Ato
Mt Atake
Maikin
Hoy
John A. Carron
Coto
Millixin
Sue
Sue Also May Bacinia kamAshing
Pettorn
Republicana
McCarthy
R-Wis
Millikin
Comaln
Wington
Uranium from Gold Waste on Witwatersrand Prospects
Secret plant tests along the Witwatersrand gold reef in South Africa explore reclaiming uranium from mine waste. If viable, new factories would emerge along the Rand, turning the region’s vast gold legacy into potential atomic energy fuel amid its industrial growth and urban expansion.
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Washington, D. C
Witwatershed Gold Reef
Union of South Africa
Waticaal Geographic Society
J¢alec
Metropole Batory
Boxdey
Boeth Africa
White Water
California
Metrayole
Johannesburg
Jo'burg
Dorunavhatantial
Goma
Club Executive Appointed At Pine Valley Club
Colorado Springs announces the appointment of Rubtenberg as executive at Pine Valley Club. Previously linked with hotels in New York, he has ties to Broadmoor and other New York establishments. Fort Lauderdale owner Jack Valsitine confirms the hire.
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Colorado Springs
JanThiel Rubtenberg
Bikller
New York City
Nesigiant
Pine Valley Chink
Jack Valsitine
Fort Lawderdale
Fla
Elu
Rubtenberg
Walter
Corrections and Notices From Courts and Estates
Courthouse briefs report a correction to Gutierrez name in a police court line with no further charges, and notes Henry Brown estate filing with death on June 6. Heirs listed as Irving and Ludlig Brown. Divorces, fines for drunk driving and disturbances, unemployment act case, administrator appointed for Allen J Leathers estate with real estate valued at 10 485 and heirs Grace A Leathers and David A Leathers. Kenneth Deneyldes fined for no license and careless driving.
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G. Gutiexrex
Ninth Street
Aly
Wim
the Tribune
Gutierrez
Henry Brown
Jobsstown
Irving Brown
Ludlig Blaine Brown
Jabustown
Jaramine
CarnéeHux Jaramino
Brighton
Justice of
Pence Ia Side
Woman Known Here and Fiance Die in Rail Crossing Crash
Gothaware Nebraska reports Mrs Varra Riandariver 43 of Greeley and her fiancé killed when their car stalled on tracks. A fast mall train struck the vehicle dragging it through town. Nearby residents include Floyd Rhoadarmer and Verda Anderson. the couple's families reside in Lexington and Greely.
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Gothawware
Nebr
Mre
Varia Riandariver
T” Greeley
Cole
Yeaterday
Smiraipantamobile
Vamarced
Bolk Krug
Rhontarmer
Lexington
Rhoadarer
Verda Anderson
Hertahand
Floyd Rhoadarmer
Rhandariner
W. A. Blumenariner
W. W. Woodward
Pearle Stanford
Greotey
Fragmented OCR Note on Finishing a Wooden Hanger
The readable text mentions finish on a wooden oat hanger and a need for proper care. Details are partial and unclear but imply assigning a finish or coating process to a hanger. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or locations are readable from the fragment.
Dugan Speaks On Guidance At Conference
Educators from Blates hear Dr Willis and Dr Dugan outline a workable guidance program. Dugan, Minnesota director of student personnel, says guidance combines educational philosophy with practical steps to help youths plan life. Emphasizes whole student approach, staff involvement, self understanding, and cooperative problem solving among teachers and parents. Conference sessions cover multiple topics with H Edgar Williams and state supervisors presenting.
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Willis
Dugan
Gunterhall
University of Minnesota
Arkool
moderneIs
Fare Named Director of Centennial Foundation
William D. Parr of Greeley is named a seat director of the Centennial Foundation, with Marvin M. Millsap announcing the board. Other appointees include Wale for W. Walker, A O Teate, Walter KK Mord, and three Denver men, plus ex officio James Farquason and Millsap. The foundation will administer funds from six charity racing days, with no distributions before racing ends and future application dates to be announced.
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William D. Parr
Greeley
Centennial Foundation
Marvin M. Millsap
Centennial Turf Club
Tenver
Centeninin Track
Wale
W. Walker
Grand Junction Sentinels
A. O'Teate
Brondmsar Lote
Colorado
Milisin Fa
Amport Charitable
E Ducationa
Ecottarat
Ifo
Mythos
Marriage Licenses List From Greeley and Nearby Areas
Marriage license notices show Richard D. Webar of Laramie and Geraldine D. Stroh of Greeley, with other couples including Richard H. Andareon and Tay F. Holater of Greeley, Charlene A. Daylt and Toaad Nall Trammall of Greeley, and Robert G. Ziegler of Cambridge with Miau M. Ashmore, all in the Greeley area.
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Richard D. Webar
Laramie
Wiew and
Geraldine D. Stroh
Gree
Richard H. Andareon
and- Tay F. Holater
Greeley
Charlen A. Daylt
Toad Nall Trammall
Gresley
Robert G. Ziegler
Cambridge
Miau
End M. Ashmore
Windsor Band Boosters Raise Funds for Uniforms
Windsor residents backed the Windsor High School Band with a drive that reached 2380.40 dollars from locals plus 1500 dollars from the school board, totaling 5,880.40 for uniforms. A purchasing committee will seek bids from local firms Olson and Morris Store, with continued fundraising and future merit awards planned for band members and trips.
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Windsor
At & Ment
Soosters
Ihe and Group
Kon Jane Hickman
Merabere
George E. Tozer
Windsor Adicate
Gerald Guilland
Bend
G U. Sheeb
The
Haut Boasters
Edward Gries
Car) Shaffer
TU. Olson
Tin Olson Suire
Morris Karawsky
Morris
Alex Loreuz
Olean
Gilliland
Lund Telescagle
Br Poylde
G. 0. Streeb
Sylva Walter
Mya
Emma Jane Mickman
Ray Ardott
Towe
Mon‘Way Nisht
Nan
Oak
Walnut Street
Kelly
Aylaw
Harold Stolt
Colorado Tree Fruit Crops Expected to Be Short This Year
Colorado tree fruit crops are forecast to be generally short this year with western slope peaches and apples, and sour cherries in Fort Collins and Delta counties showing weaker yields. Nationally, peaches are expected to be the lightest, with sour cherries up about 25 percent from last year and apples near average but below last year. Pears and grapes show limited production, while the Grand Junction area may see a fair to good apple crop amid overall declines.
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Denver
Western Slope
Fort Colifos
Colorado
Floyd K. Teed
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Palisade Island
Delta County
Larimer
Reed
Pulisue
Pulisue-Grand Junction
Elsowhare
Lha Buldle
Germany
Lithuania
Calvia
Harriman to Tighten Truman Foreign Policy Control
Washington reports President Truman will grant W Averell Harriman broader White House influence over foreign policy planning. Harriman will oversee development of defense, economic, and diplomatic strategies, coordinating work across defense, labor, treasury, and commerce as needed. Acheson welcomed the move as strengthening presidential coordination.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Truman
Anbassador
W. Averell Harrimat
Harriman
America
Organization Ofew
Acheson
Achenon
Defense
Labor
Treasury
Tonmerce
White House
Tarrman
Favnels
National Security Council
State Departments
Mr. Truman
Khmasit
Mrs Myrtle Ward Dies at 68 in Port Collings fete
Mrs Myrtle Ward aged 68, mother of Stalle Ward of Groeler, died Friday afternoon after a stroke in October. She lived mainly in the Wray area and at Eo Wey. Survived by husband Victor Hugo Ward who died in October 1944, and children including Dalian Al Ward of El Monte California, Mrs Ruby Hichman of San Mateo California, Mrs Ivor Putnam nurse in Port Calling, Isabel Bartel of Montana, and Barte l. Funeral services planned at Community church of Bekins Thursday. Also survived by brother Char Tea Cook of Wray.
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Myrtle Ward
Stalle
Ward
Groeler
Port Collings Fete
Kekby
Fort Collins
Wray
Eo- Wey
Victor Hugo
Basideu
Lastie
Ale
Dalian al. Ward
el Monte
Calif
Ruby Hichman
Sar Mateo
Ivor Putnaim
Port
Isabell Bartel
Pailanti
Mich
Barte
Toen
Michigan State Teachers College
Char
Bekins
Car Demolished From Warehouse to Sales Haltimore
A new car customer in waiting was set yesterday but the vehicle remained three locks away in the warehouse. It appeared in the salesroom briefly before a tow truck moved it, and the car was virtually demolished in an accident involving three blocks.
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Haltimore
Narcotics Traffic Rise Noted Across United States
Washington reports increased narcotics traffic with notes on New York Chicago and San Francisco. Anslinger testifies to Senate crime committee detailing opium and cocaine flows and rings, with New York North Carolina operations producing heroin mislabeling hypodermic tubes. Government spent 425000 to break the ring and dozens were jailed. Delta county assembly set for July 21 to choose delegates. Colorado A and M grads to receive letters documenting post graduate plans.
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Washington
Ipi
United States
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
H. Janelinger
Congrave
Veraved
Tran
Saya
Anslinger
North Caruolina
A. R. Baughaut
Ching
Secret Service
Las Vegas
Nev
Roth
North Carolina
New
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Justice of Peace Court
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Colorado State College of Education
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Wells Motor Co., Inc
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