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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1939
Page
8
The Tribune classified section features affordable used cars and a 28 cent per line display rate. Readers are guided on insertion costs, frequency discounts, and reminder fees, with a detailed index of ad categories including automobiles, real estate, jobs, and services.
Classified notice shows multiple real estate listings and a sale due to death in the family. Offers include a brick property in Glenmere District with sacrifice pricing, terms offered, and contact options. Also mentions loans, insurance, and shoppe sale items.
Six room house near Fairacres with built in improvements and yard features. Owner/listing agent advertises trades or financing options, mentions proximity to schools, and indicates a fair asking price around 360. The ad blends real estate with extensive classified listings for vehicles, livestock, and services, reflecting a dense mid century marketplace texture.
Abbreviated ad states property at 1229 5yh Street near Aull with 4 north and 2 west bearings, owner selling after advance age. Includes dwelling, artes, water, modern improvements, price 315,000, terms negotiable, immediate possession. Also mentions filling station income and possible sale of Greeley property. Contact Guy Warner.
M E Hagan announces FHA 0% loans for up to 20 years at about $6.80 per $100 assessed value. The message urges readers to buy a new house and promises nearby assistance with loan placement and building on a chosen site.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows mixed words and names, with references to coal, automotive items, and an address. Details are garbled with no coherent event or persons clearly identifiable.
The market report lists lean hog, steer, and heifer bids, with vealers steady around 9.00 to 9.50 and various weights traded. Wooly, feeder, and lamb values appear irregular, with regional mentions of Denver and Chicago grain movements and price ranges for cattle, sheep, and calves.
The United States and Great Britain agreed to swap American cotton for British rubber to ease strategic wartime strains. Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy and Oliver Burnley signed in London with Senate validation anticipated. Debate centered on subsidies and effects on cotton and rubber markets.
Cleveland residents Mee George Sundy and Barbara of Clavel Ohio visit Mrs Sandy’s party, as Mrs Sandy attends the Delta Cimieron National Musical Sorority biennial in Lewiston hotel June 26 to 30. Key speakers include Mrs. Varenu miner McClura, sermons from Denver and awards for achievements, publicity, and original composition at the banquet.
Card of thanks from relatives and friends for tokens of sympathy and condolences after the loss of Lawrence Swanson. Signed by Mr and Mrs Oscar Saderstront and Mr and Mrs Theo Swanson and the Martin Aivers and families.
The notice highlights Gallatin and Abr. Allainon planning time at the Laremle river for fishing. Mrs Mire Seon Warner and daughter Arinie visited Wal d and hosted Mr and Mrs Egle Warner and their son Bobby from Speer. Maria George enjoyed a gathering with relatives in Greeley while Aunt Colgin and her guests Paul Anderson and family from Los Angeles shared meals in Gregeine.
Mrs Char Cita hosted Briggsdale Girls Aid meeting with devotionals and a talk on day trips through Texas New Mexico and beyond. Refreshments were served, July 19 set for next gathering with plans for a social recreation group named Fameledies and a youth club roster in the works.
Local buyers purchase the new crop wheat and oats from farmers at a June sale. The offerings include Ceres Marquis and Kamar spring wheat varieties, along with oats and barley and new crop pinto beans. The event highlights active trading of farm staples and farmer revenue opportunities.
Greeley dealers paid growers day rates for eggs and poultry including leghorn hens and colored springs. Prices list mixed eggs and white eggs with variability across sizes. The market note reflects daily exchange rates and adjustments as of June 24.
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