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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1951

Page

10

Demonstration of Cattle Feeder at Windsor June 22

A cattle feeding demonstration sponsored by Colorado A&M Experiment Station and The Great Western Sugar Company will be held at Windsor Colorado June 22. Dr Wheeler and Prof W B Connell will discuss results of feeding different fattening rations to six pens of yearling steers on feed since December. E J Maynard will discuss costs and feed requirements with the Sugar Company. The discussions begin at 10 am from the companys headquarters one mile south of Windsor. Attendance is invited by all interested in feeding and feed costs. The cattle will be marketed the following week.

Colorado A&m Experiment Station Great Western Sugar Company Windsor Colorado Wheeler W. B. Connell Animal Husbandry E. J. Maynard Sugar Company Aix One Mille

Ault Couple Quietly Wed in Brighton Secret Ceremony

Announcement notes the marriage of Bioyne Janet Ruff and Manley Taylor of Cheyenne. They wed Jan 15 in Brighton and kept it secret until last week. Mr. Taylor, a Navy veteran, faces active duty on June 24 while Mrs. Taylor stays with her parents in Ault.

Ault Bioyne Janet Ruff Manley Taylor Cheyenne Brighton Taylor David Ruff Pine Bluffs Wye Rey H. L. Koch L. Lightsey Calvin Franks A. H. Keiter Wayne’ Keiter Reserve Kans A. E. Kelfer Kelfer Christian Church Baptist Church Friendly Needle Circle C. F. Wilson Sterling Lulu Armstrong Armstrong Glen Haven

Shrine Building News And Regional Family Visits

Toward the shrine, which is being erected in Central City. Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore and children spent several days in Kansas this week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oesterle and three children of La Grande Oregon visit the Oosterle home. They plan to go to Boulder Friday for summer term where Robert will enroll. he is pursuing a doctorate. Mrs. Tom Kelley and daughters Elizabeth and Mary Louiee of Pins Bluffs Wyoming visit Mrs. Kelsey’s parents and relatives in the community.

Townsend Club VFW Hall J. M. Saxton Portland Ore He Il Townsend Detroit Ann Minton Saxton Yaramie Cheyenne Euton BB. White Earl Saxton Laramia Maton Lamar Vis Gertruda Marrall Elvi Jennings Violet Elder Elvi Jennings Regalia Central City Don Moore Kansas Robert Oesterle la Grande M. F. Oosterle Boulder Robert Mis Tom Kelley Elizabeth Mary Louiee Pins Bluffs Wyo

Korean Casualties in Korea Reach 70 317 Today

Washington reports U S casualties in Korea totaling 70 317 as of June, up 1 863 from last week. Defense department tally lists 10 452 killed, 48 183 wounded, and 11 752 missing in action, with 1 231 wounded later dying and 104 missing now dead. 1 284 missing have returned to U S control and 154 are prisoners, leaving 10 211 currently missing.

Washington U. S Korea Defense Department

Utah Child Kidnapped As Woman Abducts Toddler

A two year old boy, Calvin Edward Livingston, was reported snatched from his crib in Price Utah. An all-night police search failed to locate a vehicle linked to the kidnapping. The child’s grandparents, Manual and Mrs Downard, told Sheriff Holman a mysterious woman with a southern drawl took him, fleeing in an auto with California license plates.

Price Utah Manual Downard Carbon Joseph A. Holman Calvin Edward Livingston California

Woman Who Lost Two Husbands in Wars Has Married Again

Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph traced a Colorado Springs woman once wed to three men who died in war. Former Mrs. Margaret L. Atherton, whose husbands included Joe Winters of Oklahoma and Sel Donald B. Atherton of Rochester, is said to have remarried after her Korea era husband’s death and to have left Camp Garson. Burial contacts and last known address could not be confirmed.

Colorado Springs Conn Margaret L. Atherton Donald B. Atherton Rochester Korea Atherton San Francisco

Yanks Get Kuzava for Three Hurlers

Washington Senators trade pitcher Bob Kuzava to the New York Yankees for pitchers Tom Ferrick Fred Sanford and Bob Porterfield Clark Griffith says no cash involved Kuzava is Alekhander the others right handers sulfur sells for about one cent pound

Washington Washington Senators Bob Kuzeva New York Yankees Tom Ferrick Fred Sanford Bob Porterfield Clark Griffith Senators Kzava

Truman Signs Bill for Food Credit to India

President Truman signed a bill authorizing a loan of 180 million dollars to India to buy up to 2 million tons of food grain on credit. He noted current shipments total about 20 thousand tons monthly, and the act aims to cover two thirds of India’s external grain purchases amid famine. The ceremony in the White House included the Indian ambassador and Secretary Acheson.

Waanington Truman India United States

Price of Romance Holds Steady Despite Inflation

A Jewelers Council notes that the cost of engagement rings and wedding gifts has risen little since World War II. Quarter-carat diamonds cost about ten percent less now than in 1945, while wedding party jewelry and plated flatware show modest increases. Sterling and karat gold pieces remain slightly cheaper or near 1945 levels, with overall inflation barely affecting romance in gift choices.

Jewelry Industry Council

Marital Trends Rise as Jewelry Sales Follow Suit

Government data show marriages rising with a June 1850 uptick. Meanwhile jewelers report higher sales of diamonds and wedding gifts as romance remains a driving force, with values edging upward since mid-1850.

Rabbit births rise as marriage rate climbs this year

In the first quarter of the year marriage rates rose and rabbit breeding reports show notable output. A white New Zealand doe yielded 36 kits across four months, with litters of eight, eleven, and seventeen babies from three does, reflecting ongoing agricultural activity.

New Zealand Utter

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