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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1958
Page
16
Classified listing notes several vehicles and trade offers including a 1947 Willys Jeep 4x4 for sale, a 1968 Burd Vitel, and a Buick with power steering. Ad shows contact options at 3902 11th Ave and phone BL 3-9814, plus trade in details and evenings calls.
A sale listing highlights several 1950s models including a 1956 Ford Station Wagon with V-8 and Fordomatic, a 1956 Buick Special Riviera Sedan fully equipped, a 1954 Ford Customline two door with overhauled engine, and a 1954 Buick Special hardtop with radio and Dynaflow.
Weld County Garage marks its 60th anniversary with listings of for sale items including a 1955 trailer home and two wheel trailers. Local ads show repair services and vehicle related offerings, along with contact details and odds and ends for sale.
Market notes show varied quotes across cattle hogs and lambs with mixed strength. Cattle and calves ease, hogs steady to lower, feeder stock steady, and lambs showing cautious firming in some regions. Prices reflect regional spreads in Kansas Los Angeles Chicago and Omaha amid uncertain demand.
Wall Street dipped in moderate trading with select gains. Volume around 2.5 million shares, market broad declines across major groups. American Motors rose about a point after Wolfson case restraining order. many industrials and autos fell, Vanadium slumped after dividend cut, Chrysler edged up.
Archibald Mac and Leish present J. B. a modern retelling of the Job story. Alfred de Liagre Jr. sponsors the project following critical praise at Yale University Drama.
City Council in Jenperson weighs tearing down the unused old town fire bell now tied to modern fire service. A resident argues the bell holds sentiment for longtime residents and should not be removed. The decision was tabled pending further discussion.
Chicago traders saw wheat prices mostly firm with some lows for the season as July declined yet attracted support. Weather outlooks and cash receipts hedging weighed, while reports of harvest conditions influenced grains, corn, and oats trading across futures and cash markets in Chicago and Kansas City.
Richardson heads the Chamber of Commerce parade committee with subcommittees coordinating bands and floats. The event invites college bands and saddle clubs, offers prizes totaling 850 dollars, introduces a horseless carriage division, and lists duties for volunteers, with a 1900 budget supporting band, float, horse and trophy costs.
A longshoreman was arrested Monday amid a chaotic scene aboard General Rafael Tengil da Jr.'s vessel. He faced charges after allegedly initiating an incident linked to a non-existent womb, suggesting a volatile confrontation tied to a geopolitical dispute involving Weil and the republics.
Warrenton North Carolina AP report says Hallwar Indians moved a step closer to alien grants for their own school through a state pupil assignment law. The Warren County Board of Education said the Indians were entitled to application forms for grants, allowed for parents who object to integrated classes. To keep their 200 children out of the Negro school, they had funded their own school last year.
New York AP report outlines Princeton University Class of 1943 success metrics from a 15th reunion yearbook. It lists median incomes, family status, vacation habits, religious and political affiliations, and career fields with figures on marriage, children, and military service.
Floyd E Ball, Fort Lupton official and former mayor, announces he will seek renomin ation to the state assembly. He lists long public service in Fort Lupton and Weld County, education at Colorado A&M, and prior roles in dairy regulation and Great Western Sugar. Ball vows to perform duties to the best of his ability if re elected, as incumbents Carl Magnuson and Noble Love also seek seats.
A roundup of court records lists numerous defendants with offenses ranging from drunk and disorderly to careless and reckless driving. Names include Jose T. Martinez, James A. Kares, Gonzalo Lombardo, Domingo Sunga, Andres Cura, Henry Sanchez, Ralph Valencia, Robert Morales, William Hallenbeck, Gilbert Lopes, Guadalupe Hernandez, Louis Bacoa, Jesus Arzola, Elbert Brown, Donald Bedker, Richard Newt, Frank Carbajal, Richard Carle, Charles Felker, Dwayne Seaman, Daniel Motis, James Mellbye, Jak Macias, Michael Gheiy, Pred Resuis, and Dell Jones, with fines from 2.50 to 20 dollars and suspensions where noted.
Researchers in Omaha document a study on aphid plant progeny with unclear figures and references to schedules and numbers. The fragmented text notes end points and deduced data while mentioning Anil and MH. Further readable details remain obscured in the OCR.
New York AP report describes Louis Feder selling an air conditioned hairpiece claimed to be hurricane proof and wind resistant. Sales up as bald men seek Ivy League looks. customers span ministers, salesmen, and executives with many under 35.
Gordon Dick reports at the Kirst Allagh Presbyterian annual meeting that the old Antrim to Bangor railway is abandoned. He notes children and parents will miss the special train from Armagh Station to Bangor and back and laments the closing of the excursion rail link.
Dying in Africa costlier as Newcastle cemetery introduces new tariffs for non residents and for weekend or holiday burials. Perpetual grave rights remain available upon payment, with added charges for extra plots and adjacent plots to follow.
Article reviews how postwar economic slowdowns acquire labels from sabberlike recession to readjustment, noting that general business activity remains mixed. It cites economists and dictionaries, contrasts with past panics, and explains how terms reflect broad but uneven declines rather than a single crisis.
In Gransville Kentucky a grocer, Punch Hughes, stretched fishing hooks under a window to deter burglars. A thief stole two pairs of large pants from the store, leaving the rest untouched.
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