Farmers Department Markets and Shipping Reports
Market notes from Maz. Hous nidural Srgafaation and Denver Market detail arrivals, new stock, and conditions. California whites, Crifornias, and Triumphs show varied quality and pricing. buyers hold back on poor stock amid strong demand for good grades. Chicago and Norfolk updates reflect steady movement, shipper shipments, and carload status with prices for white and mixed grains and rough stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bolbjar
Calif
Montly
Norfolk
Il Frogress
Duvid
Duyers
Eloth
Lrizh
Ve. Smit
Ark
Daar
Ner Hu
Bilge Triumph
Hilzapath City
Claar
Dor Grea
Racelpin
Wits
Tgood
Earland
Chicago
Draegy
Suley
Coud
Feood
Garnote
Fir
Rona
Ua Firgis
Ars
Qual
Gond
Cual
Igond
Biss
Frs
Yeatarday
Biss Priumphs
Ta. Biles
Chaney to Serve as County Gardener After Sentence
Bossy Chaney was sentenced to nine months in the county jail for the assault on James Rowe of Deerfield. District Judge Strong designated Chaney as the official gardener for the courthouse grounds, with the county commissioning firm Adams & Sons to oversee the work. Chaney’s duties include tending lawns around the courthouse and county buildings, with potential future employment as gardener after release.
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Bossy Chaney
Lie
Ile
James Rowe
Deerfield
Taele KR
Ge Strong
Tha Courk Howre
Sherrif C. A. Pinch
Chaney
Decrease in Traffic Violations Reported by Greeley Police
Police say violations of the traffic ordinance fell this week with an average of about twenty violators per night previously, seven reported Monday and two on Sunday. unrelated items note Martha Hewitt Sells Ranch Farm sale for 38,000 and an annual meeting notice for Farmers Mercantile Company in Greeley on June 20 1917.
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Greeley
Martha Hewitt
Mirtha J. Mowlitthar
Willian S. Vollinger
THA Farmers’ Mercantile, Company
Mutth Street
Colordo
Parmers' Mercantile Company
Ingle
Alan T. Bedell
Henderson
Los Angeles
New York
New York City
Churches and Clergy Oppose Wortham Shows in Greeley
The Greeley council faced a heated debate as a petition signed by about 3,500 residents urged Revocation of the Wortham show permit. Leaders from churches and fraternal groups argued against the carnival noting economic and moral concerns and urged redirecting funds to war relief.
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Wortham
Greeley
Strieter
Guy Cownell
Jom W. Windley
Greeley Pastors’ Association
Ain Islery
Elks Ang O¢Euplad
Councilyime
Findlay
Grossey Paelora' Association
Dodda
W. Cc. 1
Parker
First Methodist Church
First Baptist Church Will
le Pari Congregational Chural
A.M. Met‘lgnathan
United Presbytrian Sunday School
Paul EH. Yourd
United Presbyterian Church
W Day
Christian Line
C. Dent
Federated Layimen
A & McMillan
Greeluy
Alye R
Ane Cireus
Sells-Floto
Avald- Ijaripg
Wadley
Fateh
aMcial
Alga
Hatch
Counell
B. Poyser
Fey A. Thompson
Red Crags
Yourd
Wateh
G. M. Henderson Alao
Ecuililiga
W. D. Whar
Findldy
W. A. Insinger
Bell-ans Indigestion Remedy Adopts City Festival Controversy
Local debate over a July celebration and a traveling show. Council backs permit amid church and civic group opposition. Spokesmen for the show defend its wartime efforts while ministers urge cleaner, safer attractions and tighter enforcement of fly rules.
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Spud Market News
Maz
Anyi Agriculture
Bell-Ans
Drennel Hardware Co
Colorado Springs
Ade
Bey
SEE Bros Cash Hardware CO
Ninth Street, Greeley
Bedell
8Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
LD County
Excelsior and Henderson Motorcycles
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