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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
10
Classified page note from The Tribune-Republican of Greeley Colorado lists a frequent ad section with poultry and livestock offerings, insurance, and buy-sell notices. It mentions buyers seeking a used trailer, baby chicks, and various farm supplies, reflecting local market activity and price context.
Denver and Chicago markets show cattle and hogs largely steady to uneven with varied classes. Slaughter cattle and calves move slowly while hogs edge higher on some weight brackets. regional reports note steady to lower prices for certain steers and yearlings amid demand shifts.
Readable fragments describe grain trading at an exchange with mentions of wheat corn and prices. It notes farmers and buyers present, with references to advances and provisions, plus specific but garbled figures and dates. The text is highly fragmentary but centers on market activity and price directions.
The June meeting of the Ladies Aid gathered with Mrs. Far Roberts presiding as new officers began their year. Secretary A. Courtney read the annual report including the treasurer, noting bills paid such as 100 for the minister’s salary and 40 for parsonage expenses. Plans included a $100 annual donation to the ward, and a $25 payment due this month. A program featured a dialogue by Ark. E. Beluens and Blanch Kelley, with numerous attendees named among the hostesses and members.
A mids afternoon shower for Dorothy Witwas Milken was held Friday with about 30 attendees. Gifts and refreshments followed a pleasant program including a favorite quote writing activity. The event honored the bride to be at Maeald Llobtuean. Windsor notes report also on a Chinese bridge party hosted by Mrs Ralph Hicks with six tables and solos by Ruth Gradley plus a Royce Roses reading by Mrs N H Andrews at Windsor Garden Club meeting. Windsor residents planted 60 roses last week.
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