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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1933
Page
8
A clipped item from Greeley, Colorado area notes feed prices for cane tandem jam and various grains. It lists John Deere items and stock foods with prices for corn, barley, wheat screenings, and related animal feed products. Corrected to June 26.
A bear, dog, rooster and a trembling group faced a halted train after a night on the tracks. The engineer, seeing odd figures ahead, stopped abruptly and yelled at the frightened animals and riders who lingered on the line, delaying the journey.
Greeley residents and visitors share travel and social news during a busy midweek. Timely updates include Ed Sachaeckler visiting from Pasadena, Lucy Beatt hosting a niece, and a business trip by Timothy, Wayne Adams, and Stanley Stout to Cheyenne. Local families entertain guests from Los Angeles and Phoenix while others plan trips to Portland and Estes Park for a Neighbors of Woodcraft convention and a ski tournament.
Fragmentary notes mention Miles Hooper and a big mansion. The text suggests a single key figure linked to a hotel escape and a tense scene among trees, but details are unclear. No verifiable events or outcomes are present to confirm a report.
A group including Mrs R O Bay and family returned Friday from a four day trip through the southwest, with a stop at Gusman and Canon City. Several social groups and families traveled, visiting Cedar City, Grand Lake, and Madison Wisconsin, with trips to Leavenworth Kansas and Solavade Springs. Shared activities included theater outings and visits to relatives in Kansas City and Chicago.
Turner bought the Park Yinn building filling station at Ta Salle and plans to improve it. Mr. Turner seeks visitors to see his new location. The ad touts farm and land listings with prices and trade offers and urges contact with Mr. Lagan and Mr. Saber for business.
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