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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1955
Page
10
Inspection records show a 1946 Mercury Club Coupe with heater located in Alabama. State inspection details are noted, indicating compliance status and registration specifics.
Fragments show private owners advertising vehicles for sale including Chev 4 ton pickup 1950 Cadillac Ford Dodge Pontiac and more. Contacts given at several addresses and phones for offers and inquiries.
Auto Service and Supplies offers brakes, tuneups, radiator repairs, mechanical work, and 24 hour wrecker service from Jobe Thotarrun Garage at 116 Math Ave PA 4T10. Various for sale and for rent trailers listed including two wheel and house trailers, with contact details and payments.
Markets show cattle and hog prices uneven across Denver and Kansas City reports. Fed steers and heifers rise modestly while grains and cows vary. spring lambs and sows shift, with totals and prices noted for various weight classes and quality grades across regional markets.
The report records mixed livestock prices with hogs and lambs fluctuating amid waning cattle values. Steers weighed down by ten year lows while high weights held steady or rose modestly. slaughter lambs and dressed beef prices moved lower as wholesale markets followed retails. Receipts ran about 10 percent below last week, with heavier weights than a year ago.
In the Courts s, Evther Eckhardt of Greeley filed a divorce complaint against John H. Eckhardt. The Eckhardts were Married in Cheyenne Dec. 24, 1947. They buys no children. T. . Batt filed a petition for probate of the will of Mary G., Johnson of Mead, who died June 45, and for letters testamentary. The estate consists of real and per sonal property valued at $5,250. Heirs and regatees are the de ceased's brother, William &. Buck les of Neaver, a sister, Jessie Scheerer of Longmont, the Rev. Fr. Martin . Arno, pastor of the Guardian Rogel's Catholic church at Mead, and the Roman Catholic congregation of the Guardian An gel'n church at Mead. A decree of final settlement of the estate of Roy &. Peterson, who died July 12, 1954, was sinned by Judge John J. Dooley. The estate had a net value for tax purposes of $22,798. The sole heir was the de ceased's widow, Mrs. Lora L. Pe terson. Mrs. Mary D. Moodey filed a pe tition for probate of the will of her husband, Theodore B. Moodey of Greeley, who died Jun 14, and fet ters testamentary as executrix. The estate consists of personal property of undetermined value. The petition lists the widow ay the bole legates and devisee.
Justice Court notes judge Justice Cour D F Matheson in Fort Collins addresses restitution and costs with Virginia Fisher. Other listings include JP Court Tarot Johnson in Greeley for care Jess driving with ten dollars. Rudolph Nuss in Casper, Wyoming with no costs. Evangs of 2485 Eleventh Avenue schedule Friday June 24 at Weld County General Hospital. multiple birth notices at Weld County General Hospital and Osteopathic Memorial Hospital for families in Roggen Pierce and nearby areas on June 24 25
New York report indicates nearly five times as many people hold stock in ethical companies in 1923 as now. The piece notes rising participation in equities amid postwar shifts and market interest, reflecting broader ownership trends and investor engagement in the era.
New York reports rising business optimism driven by consumer spending, higher incomes, and planned expansion. General Motors announces a 60 million expansion. construction and industrial spending are seen rising 4 to 30 percent, with record projections into 1956. The Commerce Department and Chamber of Commerce project strong growth ahead.
A Weld County hospital log lists admissions on Friday June 24 including Mrs. Julio Narostica of Kersey and several others from Hriggsdale Eaton Mead Nunn Denver and Mitchell Neb. Dismissals cover patients such as Mrs Salvador Charles and daughter at Mead and Mrs N I Murphy and son at 206 Sixth St. Also noted is air composition stating about 9 percent of the air is a mixture of oxygen and nitrogen.
Uniform Basic Airman Theodore W. Cecil of Ault is enrolled in U S Air Force basic training at Parke AFB Calif He joined April 20 after training at the Los Angeles recruiting station of the 350th Air Force Recruiting Group He serves with Flight 168 of the 3279 Squadron in Basic Training Group 3275 The plan after 14 days is assignment to an Air Force training school or base He attended Wyattschaal in Ault He is married to Jerlene who resides at Carlsbad California.
In 1954 Latin America produced 2,038,000 barrels per day, up from 1,091,060 in 1950, while the region’s share of world crude oil output declined from 12.4 percent to 17.5 percent.
The 4th Pack Artillery of Fort Carson will march to Cheyenne for Frontier Day, bivouacking on the northern outskirts of Greeley on July 20. The 110 soldiers with 140 mules and 20 horses travel via Denver July 18, overnighting at Brighton and Fort Lupton, then Creeley before Cheyenne, following the historic route of the 8th Cavalry.
Shelbyville report describes Amos Gordon and K. J. Bruce converting an automobile into a seaworthy cruising craft. They removed the body, mounted it on a plywood floor with the engine, rigged a Sterling wheel with a rudder, and adjusted the transmission to turn like a propeller. The chassis and wheels serve as an ASA trailer to haul the boat to water.
Highway Patrolman R J Carpenter arrested a man who was heavily intoxicated after his car wreck on the highway. The driver appeared pale and flour burst from the vehicle, with Carpenter noting the man was plastered with the usual amount.
Market notes list wheat and oats prices with barley and new Pinto bears. Butterfat and colored hens supply weights with rates for Leghorn varieties and colored springs. Values include per hundredweight and per pound figures across several categories for birds and products.
Labor cost gains lift expectations for machinery and tool makers as automakers sign fringe benefit and wage deals and plan new factory expansions. Major firms GM Ford and Chrysler announce hundreds of millions to billions in plant upgrades, while steel and smaller outfits weigh higher costs and productivity drives amid rising demand and potential layoffs.
A former president of the Hollywood Bar Association was sentenced to 10 years in prison for attempting to harm his estranged wife, Ernest B. Welker, 68, as part of a probe into his actions. The report notes Welker intends to appeal the sentence while continuing a study log during imprisonment.
Five policemen will be recruited from former RAF personnel to form a special helicopter reserve for civil defense duties in wartime. The move aims to bolster air support and rapid response capabilities in emergency scenarios.
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