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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1939
Page
10
Classified sections list rates per line, minimum charges, and display ad options. Various categories shown include autos, business services, real estate, employment, rooms for rent, garages, and lost and found. The page preserves old-style layout with price terms and contact details.
A fragmented ad section lists offers on Glenmere properties and farms with low prices as $259, plus potential residence sales. It mentions apartments, business buildings, and new construction, along with rental forecasts and various service ads. Names and numbers appear, including machine and curtain cleaner services, and appliance repair references.
A long-curtained classified listing offers a 160 acre farm in West County about miles from Greeley with water and an electric pump. The price is negotiable, and a trade may be considered. Net earnings of about $100 weekly advertised. Immediate possession under favorable terms. Also notes on loans, exchange lists, and other farm and livestock items in related ads.
Real estate notice from Brooks Winchester advertises a large investment property in Glentmere. Includes two daily house in Evens, well renovated, priced at $1200.00 with easy terms. Additional units for mud brick options and a monthly rent of $21.00. Contact Brooks Winchester at 1 gin Ave, Tel 780.
Real estate ad lists 320 acres of wheat land in exchange for a Greeley property. Includes 4 room bungalow on South South Avenue priced to sell and a 3 bedroom modern house on West Street with terms. Nearby addresses noted as 9 Ninth St and 180 nerns district.
Real estate and business ad offering M. E. Hagan cafe and garage building for sale on good terms or will trade. Includes new spot house and lot. Cash price 1050 with terms or trade options. Also 2 more items for rent and loan offers via PIA loans. See address Ak Street Phena 709 for details.
Markets note heavy demand for potatoes with various grades and weights listed. Cattle and veal activity described with price ranges, weights, and bid trends across steers cows and calves. Also mentions Episcopal Church worker D ien Sunt Harhara Calif and inventor of autoharp, tying agricultural markets to regional human-interest items.
Local buyers paid farmers on Tuesday June 20 for Hard Winter Wheat and spring wheats including Marquis, Kamar, Vana, and Ceres, along with barley and beans. The report notes stable prices and steady demand from regional buyers.
Mrs. A P B Dempewulf hosted the Lucky 13 card club in Mead on Friday afternoon with two guests, Mrs. C A Smith and Mrs. F W Krager. Prizes went to Mrs. Ed Brosam, Frank Jepperson, and Arthur Anderson. refreshments followed. Zola Coates enrolled at the State College of Education for summer school in Gresley. The C B society netted $10 from an ice cream social in Mead park Friday evening. The Happy Hour club hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. George Biederman with about 35 guests including Miss Leona Leonhard and Mr Josephing Hansen. bridal gifts awarded.
A jumble of named residents in Greeley and surrounding areas make travel plans and note family events. Father Tofechulte arrives in Greeley and plans to visit Denver with relatives. Carl D. McKin tey to attend a convention in Boston before a New York World's Fair trip. Other moves include Dwight Johnson to Los Angeles and Mohawks to Los Angeles for a coast excursion. A death in the family prompts visits and future relocation plans as readers follow travels from Greeley to New York and Buffalo remarks about Cape Horn and Cape Town geography.
Greeley markets pay growers for eggs and poultry across areas today. Butter eggs mixed fowl and white eggs reach premiums with special rates noted as advance prices. Leghorn hens, broilers, and colored springs show varying values. details include range notes and potential day adjustments.
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