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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
10
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial details for a local notice about a sale action. Readable elements mention officials and the sale context, but key specifics such as date and location are missing. The item implies a public sale process with generic references to involved parties.
Fragmented listing from a past Eaton agency ad includes tractors rakes mowers and related gear with scattered brand names and prices. Text mixes multiple entities and locations, offering equipment and real estate terms amid garbled phrases.
Realty and farm equipment sale listing detailing property on 101 S Mh St near a bypass, with zoning notes and building requirements. Includes multiple machines such as tractors, mowers, forage gear, and a New Holland harvester. Mentions financing, courthouse access, and business use potential.
A compact ad from Greeley Implement Co promoting Deere products with the slogan Your John Deere Dealer. The notice presents the dealer identity and brand focus in a period voice.
Fragmentary notice lists a sale with cattle related items and miscellaneous goods. It mentions an address on Sib Avenue and references numbers 352 and 393. Further readable details are unclear.
A crowded newspaper snippet lists vehicles and equipment for sale including a 1953 Chrysler Sinton, a Ford V2 pickup, a 1962 Valiant with options, and Farmall tractors. Prices range from low hundreds to about $190,000 with scattered terms like emergency funding, contracts, and maintenance mentions in a fragmentary classified ad.
The Interior Department plans to raise authorization from $100 million to $400 million plus principal repayments and possible grants under the Small Projects Act of 1956. As of Jan 4, 27 small project loans totaling $7.4 million across nine states were approved and sent to Congress, with five other projects in processing and expected to receive a 99.1 percent federal share.
The report notes interest in funding changes for grain projects and higher ceilings for federal participation. It mentions differing opinions on increasing federal financing, with references to board programs and trade contracts. The text indicates shifts in planning and outreach amid proposals to expand support and project scope.
The document lists Patricia M. Auld and Donald G. Auld filing for divorce after marriage on August 4, 1951 and notes a juvenile delinquency case involving a child named Baus count Court Growley girl aged 14. It cites related charges, court actions, and penalties including jail terms suspended on fines and good behavior. It also mentions other residents like Sheriff Bob Welsh and Judge Sheppard in related proceedings.
Readable scraps show livestock market notes with cattle calves prices around 26 and 3000 head volumes. Mentions include calves steady, higher bid activity, and reference to cattle sections with price quotes and street identifiers. Also notes on local incidents and sheriff activity in Fort Lupton and surrounding towns with police and deputy involvement.
Stock market closed higher for many issues with mixed livestock futures. Barrows and gilts rose to around 39, while slaughter volume reached roughly 4,000 shares. overall volume for the day was near 4,000,000. Railway stocks showed varied movement with Southern Pacific and Union Pacific near unchanged as Rock Island properties were split between rivals.
The readable lines describe a person named Leavy Leary with unclear details about height weight and clothing. Mentions a twin named Ico and a vague physical description. Text is garbled and not enough context for a coherent event or action.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled market snapshot with mentions of Chicago grain prices, wheat, corn, and beer, plus references to Kansas City and various brokers. The text hints at price movements, quantities, and trading activity, though specifics are unreadable. The piece reads like a late 19th or early 20th era feed with scattered figures and vendor abbreviations.
One bedroom unit in a brick duplex offering a free living space via income from the other side. Contact Don Sutherland at 382 5498 or Burgess Joynar at 352 2104 for details and arrangements.
Two youths allegedly stole a tractor one mile west of Sand Till Lake and drove it two miles toward Fort Lupton then to a location east of Frederick where it was abandoned. Cae Rankin reported the theft after a neighbor saw the tractor passing his place and traced the tracks back to Rankin’s farm before finding the abandoned machine.
Msgr. John I. Egan of Chicago becomes the first full time director of the city's urban renewal program, marking a milestone in local redevelopment efforts led by the church-backed administrator.
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