Denver Market Report Mixed Lambs and Beans Trade
Denver market notes show lambs steady to lower with 19 to 21 price range and feeder lambs strong on last week's gains. Eggs and beans offered varying quality with moderate demand, while potatoes and other commodities showed mixed movement and regional price references.
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Ravestock
Thisuse
Ality
Eddie Ted
Wee Sirard
Este Andy
Steader
Peteral
Ita
Catite
Ted Hellers
Wither
Bulk Wien Ford
Calvek
Winter Hber Leenner
Ofsver
Rocumnt Ener
Markel Wiegdy
Ofhess
Nciea
Epaterazs Uberals
Teder
Pro American Iceland Party Loses Ground in Election
In Iceland the Pro American Independence party suffered losses as the Alliance of Progressives and Social Democrats gained momentum toward a majority in the Althing. Voter turnout reached over 9 percent of 90,600 eligible voters amid a historic 1000-year parliament.
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Pro-American
Iceland Party
Reyksavie
Iceland
Iceeland
Independence Party
Weis
Atlantic
Social Democrats
U.S
Keflavik
Althing
Wall Street Dips Moderately Amid Quiet Trading
New York copper and rail shares dragged the market as a modest decline spread through the afternoon session. Trading was subdued with losses limited to about a point on leading stocks and an estimated volume near 4.6 million shares.
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New York
KenevaBy
Chicago Grain Modest Gains on Board of Trade Monday
Chicago grains posted modest gains with prices mixed at the open on Monday on the Board of Trade. Most futures advanced slightly while others held steady amid light trading and settling expectations.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Hospital admissions and dismissals list for Wold County
Saturday entries show admissions at Wold County General for Henry Moser La Salle Neil A. McFad Crosshall and others with addresses. dismissals include Mrs Gus Dela Rosa and son and numerous locals. Sunday admissions include Anton J. Gacekowski and Weston W. Tulk among others. dismissals list multiple patients including Mrs Roy Watson and son and Mrs Barbara Florez.
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Wold County General Hospital
Henry Moser
la Salle
Neil A. McFad- Crosshall
Fred N
Fulventh Street
Alex Samoylicz
Kersey
Walter B. Seitz
Tenth Street
Jeannine Gregory
Evans
Gus Dela Rosa
Houte
Thomas A. Anderson
Sixth Avenue
Roy Pellingill
Twelfth Avenue
Ruben Blohm
Eighth Street
Jack B. Cazer
Som Raton
Abes. Brice
Skilet
Jack Wlingenberg
W. L. Wilkinson
Harry D. Cadwalader
Windsor
John A. Overman
Twelfth Street
Clyde OQ. Brown
Seventh Street
Eusidio Hadilla
Marvin R. Cok
Lupe Martinez
Eaton
Juan Esparza
Laramie
Wye
Jerry Winpegler
Nunn
Robert Jackson
Anton J. Gacekowski
Fifth Avenue
Melvin F. Schmidt
Weston
Tulk
Fifth Street
Partick Whalen
Joseph Ross
Virg Timothy
Fairacres' Road
Olinda Schlagel
Cora McMillan
Dunn Marten
Henry Maser
William J. Long
Sixth Street
J. Pal Maylett
Jessie Mitchell
Tighth Avenue
Alex Schaever
Fort Collins
Jody Arakawa
Gill
Ruben Scheere
la Sallez
Martin Morena
Aull
Elmer Blohm
Milliken
Gerald Colling
Rodeo Arena Remodel Draws Larger Colorado Crowd
The July 4 rodeo at the remodeled arena features five standard RCA events including calf-roping and bull riding plus a ladies barrel race and multiple races with purses totaling 2930. Contestant numbers depend on entry deadlines with notable figures like last year’s all around cowboy Farl Simon expected to return.
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Colorado
Denver
Hodeo Cowboys' Association
Farl Simon
Simon
Marsh Anderson
Bob Davis
Tom Mawson
Harley Bennett
Clint Mayer
Ike Smith
Bud Richardson
Lford Oliver
Claude Redman
Paul Good
Chuck Lott
Tom Richardson
J. Sr. Graybear
Rob Hill
Dave Hill
Minnie Mangum Given 20 Years in Norfolk Trial
Norfolk Va. Minnie Mangum, former officer at a troubled financial institution, was sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison. Judge H Lawrence Bullock imposed 10 years for embezzlement of 1082 dollars and eight years for delivering false information to the State Corruption Commission.
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Norfolk
Minnie Mangum
Sevearold
Corporation Court
H. Lawrence Bullock
BSI
Rene
Tata
Six Persons Hurt in Weld Wrecks
Six people sustained injuries in weekend highway accidents reported by the Weld County Patrol. Victims include Esteban Molendey of Winder and Rosie Samora of Denver, with others from Windsor La Salle and Greeley. Incidents involved a one car rollover near Windsor, a two car collision on US 85, and crashes near Gilcrest and Loveland, causing multiple injuries and total vehicle losses.
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Esteban Molendey
Winder
Raymond Majedy
el Zuareid Je
Greeley
Rosie Samora
Denver
Helen Clays
Windsor
Arsenal Marlinee
la Salle
Melendez
Masoda
Zuaresd
Metendez
Weld County General Hospital
Majeda
Merendez
Plymouth
Samara
Weld County General
Charlie Samora
Marietta F. Gonzales
Gonales
Samora
Gonzales
Eugene L. Ayers
Helen Claus
Colorado
Bridge
Larry L. Schn
Delphin Padilla
Loveland
Greeley youth faces burglary and larceny charges
Roger Ferguson aged 13 of Greeley is charged in district court with burglary and larceny for allegedly burglarizing Jerry Bell's shop at the Greeley Country Club and stealing Bell's clothing valued over $100 on June 16. Judge Donald A. Carpenter set bond at 1000 dollars, with return date July 2.
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Roger Ferguson
Greeley
Jerry Bell
Greeley Country Club
Bellworth
Donald A. Carpenter
Police Court Sacramental? Salvadore H Gonzales Case
Salvadore H. Gonzales of 225 Tenth Street faces drink driving charges in police court with a $533 fine cited among proceedings.
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Salvadore H. Gonzales
Mink Wranglers Unveil Unique Mink Jeans For July Fourth Display
A rugged novelty item arrives as Blue Bell debuts mink jeans with two prominent W marks on the back pockets. The display, timed with a Fourth of July celebration in Ash, promises rodeo glamour requiring 32 matched skins for completion and aims to draw crowds after the Star Spangled Banner.
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Gresley
Blue Bell
Fone
Redeo
Filis
Hwo
Daslin’s
Parade Adds Western Flair To Twelfth Street Drape
The parade will open on Twelfth Street and disband there with Mexico cowboys and the Greeley Saddle Club contributing a western atmosphere. Sharon Terry and Julia Wibger will ride, along with Miss Frontier from Cheyenne and the Boulder Pow Wow queen and attendants. A total of 408 for 4H floats prize money, 300 from the Tribune and 100 from the celebration committee.
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Twelfth Street
Mexico Cowboys
Greeley Saddle Club
Chuck Sagan
Sharon Terry
Greeley Rodeo
Julia Wibger
Miss Frontier
Cheyenon
Boulder
the Tribune
Celebration Committee
Sammerdal
CSCE
He Warren
Jones Company
Eighth Avenue
Lott
Tom Richardson
Supreme Court rules nonprofit outside state must pay taxes
Colorado Supreme Court held that nonprofit corporations based outside Colorado but operating in the state are subject to property taxes. The ruling denied tax exemption to the Young Life Campaign, a Texas nonprofit, on ranch properties in Chaffee County. The decision affirms lower court rulings and notes Justice Sutton’s nonparticipation.
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Supreme Court
Denver
Beret
Colorado Supreme Court
Young Fire Campaign
Texas
Chaffee County
Silver Clif Ranch
al Frontier
Wilbur At
Ale Fev
Young Ife
Star Ranch
Colorado Springs
Allerbeth
Wyman
Leonard V. Sutton
Tha ‘Supreme Court
Justice Sutton
Young Life Campaign
High Court
Joseph B. Bhint
Chaftee County
Fire damages shed on Seventh Street rear
An empty shed at the rear of 29 Seventh street was badly damaged by fire about 3 15 p m Sunday, firemen reported. The cause of the blaze was undetermined. The property is owned by Edt Serig.
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Seventh Street
Edt Serig
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