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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1956
Page
14
One owner 66 Chevrolet Bel Air two door sedan with radio heat PowerGlide. 62 Buick Roadmaster four door sedan with radio heater Dynaflow tubeless tires and 32700 actual miles from one local owner. SL Ford Custom four door sedan with radio heater and seat covers. A very nice car.
An early model 1950 Chevrolet Bel Air with PowerGlide listed at 4000 miles on a ceramic meter and a dark baked enamel finish. Excellent tires, asking price 695 dollars. Also mentions Allis Srivica and Supplies and auto trailer listings, plus a note on a large wild elk herd in Jackson Hole, Wyoming observed by the National Geographic Society.
The market report covers cattle and hog prices across Omaha Kansas City and Chicago with steady to lower quotes on feeder and slaughter cattle and mixed bean and potato bids. Strong entities include Omaha Livestock, Kansas City Livestock and Chicago markets with notable declines in spring lambs and vealers while pork and dressed meat prices show modest shifts.
Chicago grain traders pushed prices higher on news the government might let private trade expand wheat exports. Wheat led gains, with several contracts spiking over three cents before easing. Other grains mostly rose in sympathy while corn edged up on market talk of Commodity Credit Corp. sales and currency shifts.
Dismissal of charges against Lund Hollenbeck for alleged indecent liberties was ordered by Judge Donald A. Carpenter due to insufficient evidence. A sanitation district organization hearing set for July 17 at the Hudson fire house outlines board elections and district costs. Meinis awarded divorce custody. mother gets two children and child support plus attorney fees.
Ida Pearl Firebus Evans and others appear in police court for speeding and related infractions. Accused individuals include John Norton Biggs, Omer Hellen, Agripin Sedillo, Vicente Montano, William Tracy, Eloy Nobeterana, Harald Longan, Nemecio Hernandez, Edwin Fragier, Ray Caballora, Allen Davis, Charles Luse, and Janes Bras. Sentences range from fines to accusations of careless or unsafe driving.
Nunn residents of the Farmers Union local No. 248 will convene at the Nunn municipal hall on Thursday. George Bickel editor of the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union newspaper will speak. Nine children who attended the Red Rocks camp at Morrison will report on their experiences. Refreshments will follow.
New York stock market showed a slight firming tendency in slow trading late Tuesday afternoon. Most pivotal issues moved from fractions to around 2 points, with a few exceptions. Trading volume was about 1,500,000 shares, up from 1,440,000 on Monday.
Market listing shows assorted poultry and eggs with varied grades and weights. Prices include pullets at 18 to 22 cents per pound and Leghorn and Hyline hens in several weight classes, plus turkey items and fryers.
The 3rd annual encampment at Brannaman hall honored area posts for community service. Post 433 of Aull Food received a third place, Post 2041 of Greyley fourth place, Post 612 of Hugo first, and Peel 501 of Denver second, with 18 other awards at the banquet. Commander elect En Yates of Aurora presided as installation followed, with about 500 attendees praising Greeley’s hosting and the event’s success.
A hospital list from Weld County General shows numerous admitted patients on June 18 and August BE. Names include Richard Gale, Mrs. James B Jackson, Mrs. Dessie B Mitchell, Clarence J Bollin, Mrs. Leon Escamilla, Roy Andrews, Carl Son Evans, Mrs. Oscar Rohn Jr, Cyril E Lyster, James N Hulen, Carmen Margas, Mrs. Jane McAillan, Mrs. J Pat Maylatt, Elsa Borgmann, Jess M Penfold, Mrs. Harry D Cadwalader, George Johnston Carr, Lynn Brass, Alex Schaefer, Gera McMillan, Mrs. Ed Reichert, Donald Newcomb, with numerous addresses across Fort Collins, Eaton, Johnstown, Milliken, Windsor, and others. Dismissals include Mrs. Dan Stauffer and son, Mrs. Herriert Duell and daughter, and Renis Paramo at Great Western Labor Camp.
Fort Collins funeral service Monday for Thomas I. Warren 76 longtime irrigation law expert who died Friday. Interment at Grandview cemetery. Warren born Aug 4 1879 son of Civil War veteran Capt Charles Warren. engineer educated at Colorado A&M College 1898 later law student of Judge W J Garbutt. He served in WWI and had major role in water law. survived by wife Ethel and two grandsons.
A Rome hospital reported the birth of quintuplets from Velia Giuseppetli, seven years old by error in source, comprising three boys and two girls. All five newborns were said to be in perfect health and kept in incubators as doctors monitor their growth. details on weights appear inconsistent within the fragment.
Bishop Glenn and Dr. Phillips disclose new district superintendent Rev. Laird Loveland of the Grant Avenue church in Denver becomes head of the Grenley district. Rev. George Berry moves to First Methodist Grand Junction as superintendent, with Rev. Loveland succeeding him. Assignment details include pastors for Johnstown and Pierce, no changes in Greeley, and a long list of appointees across the region.
In Vernal Utah road blocks failed to capture two men wanted for questioning in the rape slaying of a Utah sister. Sheriff Herbert Snyder said they likely were out of the area after reports the pair with scratched faces were seen hitchhiking west from Roosevelt. He said there is little else to go on and much checking remains to do to aid the search for the killer of Liyerod Norma Rodebeck.
Albert W. Claflin, a manufacturing pharmacist and former aid president at Rhode Island College for Allied Services, died Monday in Providence. His career linked pharmacy practice with community health initiatives, reflecting the era's service ties between industry and education.
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