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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1932
Page
8
A garbled rural ad listing sale of various furniture and appliances including ranges washers and refrigerators. Mentions 2217 Sth Avenue NEW AND USED furniture and gold torre Purniture Co 917 Sib St with phone numbers and multiple mis-spelled names. Also references freight train schedules to Cheyenne and Denver with dated times and days.
Trade expert Leo Paavolyky argues that European wheat quotas threaten U S farmers and global balance by restricting home grown grain. He notes Germany pioneered milling quotas in 1928 and expects similar moves to reduce bread consumption while hitting surplus producers.
The article explains Germany and France adopting fixed milling quotas and import duties to secure prices for homegrown wheat, with Italy and Britain expanding similar protections. It notes Sweden Belgium Spain Estonia and Czecho Slovakia following or diverging from fixed minimum prices, and argues the milling-quota system benefits growers without direct subsidies.
The article notes that high domestic wheat prices above world market spurred production. It states that German farmers sowed winter wheat from 1940 to 1942, increasing by 843,000 meres, reflecting expansion due to price supports.
A fragmented market note describes a 12,600 foot high summit in Cartago province Conte Rien. It lists poultry prices for growers and dealers, noting price fluctuations and that beaver market buyers handle limited quantities.
In a terse, ambiguous note a deal or exchange is hinted at involving Abe ME and OL Robery with a far term. The fragment mentions Hagan and Onge in a context of a potential trade or agreement but lacks clear dates people or places.
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