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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1950
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR shows a sequence of car makes and models with prices and a few numbers: Pontiac Buick DeSoto Nash Ford Packard Buick Ford, plus figures like 245.00 375.00 4375.00 and 146.00. The text appears as a sale or catalog snippet from a historic newspaper listing used cars and prices.
Cattle salable 7,100 calves and hogs around 1,200 head described with varied prices for grain fed steers and heifers, stockers, and vealers. Strong demand for slaughter lambs, high hog bids, and fluctuating dairy cattle values noted across markets in Denver and Chicago with per base and weight based pricing and overall market tone steady to slightly higher in parts.
Grain prices showed little movement on the board of trade with wheat hovering near prior close levels. Traders cited light interest and cautious sentiment as harvest expectations and potential government news weighed, while corn and other grains drifted on mixed midweek weather signals and limited activity.
The New York stock market showed mixed movement today with an early rise, a midday pause, and a late pullback near the close. Total volume reached about 7,300,000 shares as quotations fluctuated, with government issues remaining steady while major stocks wavered.
Denver market roundups show Pinta beans trading around 4.75 per hundred, with U S commodities noted for regular selling. Egg and poultry figures from USDA indicate steady demand and evolving pricing in the Denver area.
Multiple birth notices from Weld County Public Hospital list newborns to families across Fort Collins LaSalle Platteville and surrounding areas. Names include Ramsdale Sillaman Moreno Siglinger White Weber Sorin Koofauer and others with dates June 12 to June 19 and residences in Weld County communities.
Washington reports a Washington Post editorial criticizing the Supreme Court for issuing 18 opinions in one day before vacation. The dean of a major law school defends the court and discusses writing clarity, noting many lawyers write in Latin terms. He cites a favorite Supreme Court justice as a brilliant writer despite some media opinions.
Mrs Olive Mason longtime Gill resident died Sunday in a Denver hospital. She lived at 208 South Lincoln Denver after moving from Parkersburg in 1913 with husband Charles Mason who ranched in Gill for 29 years. Survivors include son Charles W Mason of Denver and two sisters in West Virginia. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 12 40 from Howard Mortuary with interment at Liga Grove.
A dense listed miscellany records numerous admissions and discharges across multiple counties and towns. It includes Mrs. Robert Davis and many others with street addresses and towns such as Estes Park and Bucking ham, plus Osteopathic Memorial hospital entries and a Chicago freight tunnel note.
Frontier Airlines announces the appointment of Robert C. Weyau as director of public relations. Don A. Dott, vice president for traffic and sales, confirms the move as the carrier consolidates its advertising and publicity efforts. The company, based at Stapleton Airfield Denver, serves the Rocky Mountain region from Montana to the Mexican border. Weyau brings experience from The Jos W. Nick Organization, Lasalle National Bank, and prior journalism roles. He is a University of Wisconsin graduate and WWII veteran.
Wendell Yeard, Carl Wella, Mel Adams, Miss Koda Toss Art Joseph V. Merion were among those attending the three-day convention of the Colorado Vocational association at the Stanley hotel in Mates Park. About two hundred fifty vocational teachers and supervisors were present as conferences ended Friday.
Washington reports that late spring delays in planting are offset by increased tractor use. The U S Department of Agriculture notes farms have modernized with tractors, allowing round the clock planting to catch up. More of the U S crop will be planted properly than with fewer tractors.
Corrected to June 19 the local market list includes Wheat bir Dil ewe Barley ewt Thutherfat ew pinto and cv Riggs in tele Double A large and medium browns Current Receipts Leghorn fries 246 Jha and over tis Sulated fries under 3 Ths talored fries to 4 tbs Salored hens Solored hens under 44% Ubs Solored Iries under 25 Yh Geghard hens unfier a% Ibs.
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