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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1954
Page
4
The page includes a classified ad listing for jobs and services with directions to contact Greeley Employment Services in the Greeley Building Room 200. It notes a 290 entry per month and mentions a free demonstration and Monday job opportunities for experienced sales, retail, stenography, bookkeeping, and accounting roles.
Wide assortment of items for sale and requests to buy including furniture books tools bicycles and vehicles. Classifieds list contact details and locations such as Greeley and Denver area addresses with items like fur niture bookcases aerators paints electric motors and a Harley Davidson motorcycle undergoing overhaul.
A garbled sheet lists individuals and firms offering ash and grease trap cleaning, trash hauling, septic tanks, and inspections. Names include George Nein, Morris Mag, Libby, George Downing, Robert DeLong, Abbott Tesspoools, Carl Nunn and Lee Heltom with scattered phone numbers and scattered service phrases.
FOR SALE Psie army regulation bunk beds 2011 wile Ava EOR SACE Weed 4 glece dinini room suite 137 bth St FOR SALE Laree Roper ras tanga double over $70 ib 091R1 Peatke FOR SACE Dunian Poste matog yet breakfaat FOR SALE 9117 green wool cue with rubber pad 486.1 etforme chair $5.50 wach Ph 129M for fray home ALL Von Creamlay garbage disposrt Sresley TV and Appliance Mart Pb LEAVING the state must ad Universal and Estate gas ranges 0 nut buffet cafe bed washer mail Hoover sweeper Rev David Zimbler Lasalle MATTRESSES renovated and star Slixed picked up and delivered eve Visit oor ahon of cal Procter Mattriss Ugholisry Bnop 116 Tand BL Phone 46%
Farmers urged to bale hay while yields are light to maximize value. Several used balers and tractors recently traded in on newer models available, including a 1952 John Deere for 996 dollars and New Holland reconditioned equipment priced at 1595 dollars.
The listing cites multiple classic vehicles including a 1942 Dodge 4-Door in blue, a 1941 GMC 44 Ton Panel described as a fishing wagon, a 1950 GMC 1. Ton Pickup with three speed, a 1953 V-8 Custom Deluxe Ranch Wagon with heater radio and overdrive in light tan, a 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe 4-Door with seat covers radio and heater, and a 1951 Nash Statesman 600 4-Door with radio heater in light blue, priced at $689.
A 1954 holiday Oldsmobile near new and fully equipped saves $600, plus a 1982 Ford Tudor heater with overdrive offered by Rademacker's Cars. Purchase options and details prompt quick consideration for buyers seeking classic and late model used vehicles.
Local listings show numerous sale notices for trailers and auto supplies. Several entries advertise used trailers, house trailers, and towing equipment with contact clues and locations such as Lord 17th St and Scott Trailer Sales. Prices and exact models are inconsistently stated amid fragmented OCR text.
A garbled reef of naval terms describes ships maneuvering near Singapore with Suvtel vessels and freighters bound for STA ivoria and Mo Rassian ports. the draft mentions Riesian slips and a tension between fishing and transport fleets as vessels head to various terminals.
Chicago livestock markets show broad declines with pork and beef prices slipping. Barrows and gilts average around 2.60, while wholesale and feeder trades soften. cattle and lambs also retreat amid shrinking consumer demand and weak slaughter figures. Kansas City and Chicago activity mirror national downtrends with mixed results across beef, veal, and lamb classes.
In Daninit Iowa former Oldsmobile dealer JACK RADEMACKER announces a selection of used cars including a 1951 Buick, 1950 Mercury, 1960 Dodge, 1948 Oldsmobile, two 1947 Buicks, and a 1946 Nash. Priced to sell with contact at 8th Avenue and 12th Street, across from Firestone. phone 4741. Buck Sulapper, John Birwirth, and Tam advertise.
Fragmentary OCR narrative describes coaches for campers and a tangled metaphor involving a turtle and fish life at Washington, with misaligned heads and disputes over direction and food. Content is garbled and names or locations are unreadable or nonsensical.
The text notes 84,000 new telephones worldwide doubling prewar numbers, with the United States at one per four people. It mentions Stratford’s Children's Theater denial without a child present in London, and describes theater performances by Theater Workshop with admission priced at one shilling and two pence for adults.
A garbled possibly misread report notes changes in social or youth activities in Northern Ireland. The piece mentions a father guiding youngsters and references phrases like Postman’s Knock and Round Goes the Hin as no longer used. The overall sense is a social shift affecting local traditions and decorum.
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