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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1939
Page
10
Classified sections show advertising rates per line and per month, with line-based charges and display ads. Various categories include automobile services, job notices, personal ads, and household help requests, listing examples such as driving to Utah, housework help, and seeking general employment, with names and contact details scattered throughout.
A garbled collection of situational want ads, rooms for rent, apartments, housework, and odd jobs intermix with real estate notices. Entries reference various addresses, phone numbers, and amenities though many items are unreadable or partial. The page also mentions apartments for rent, furnished rooms, and sales pitches for real estate brokers in Greeley.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names and addresses in Florida with reference to a Duncan party and contact details. The lines mention 709th Ave and Plane 686, plus a cryptic product or service description and a time after 6 P.M. Not enough readable context to determine action or outcome.
AWLSTRAND WI trade 160 acre area north of St. Joe Missouri for a good Weld county farm. See Mr Ammitage. 180 acres Latham water and lots of altnife. Price 10600, best of terms. 140 acres well improved with city water and debts near Fort Collins, water abundant, price 18400. One acre edge of Fort Collins improved, trade for local property. See Mr Arnstar. Five rooms modern with no finished basement, offering one year lease. Guy Warner, 6th Ave.
M. E. Hagan advertises a seven room brick home at 1709 2th Avenue with basement and oak finish. Describes modernized features, bungalow style, in a high school area, priced around four thousand with small down payment and possible larger property sale. mentions Meadquarters for FHA 90 percent and year onus and other unclear terms.
Real estate notice lists properties near 17th Ave and Cord with owner Clyde L. Hageley. Describes multiple lots with irrigation, electric, well water, outbuildings, and pasture. Prices range from seven thousand to seventy five thousand with trade and contract terms.
A dense jumble of 1930s classified lines offers real estate listings for houses and rental incomes, small business ads, loans on real estate, used farm equipment, livestock and poultry for sale, seeds and seed stores, repairs, and service notices. Names, addresses, phones, and prices appear in scattered fashion with diverse offerings from builders to auction items.
A strained market report covers commodity prices and livestock in multiple cities, noting weakness in cattle and feeds while fuel shortages loom in Madrid amid the Spanish Civil War ending with Franco's victory. Stocks drift and energy constraints temper trading, with varied prices across grains, meats, and industrials.
Mrs Kohler presided as president of Aid at Kersey during a June 26 meeting. Officers named included Mrs George Yahle as president, Mrs C A Crandall as vice president, William Craven as secretary, and Mrs Leo Steensma as treasurer. A forthcoming gathering was planned at the Diltey home with Mrs Leo Steenaam as hostess.
Amaryllis plant breeding began in the eighteenth century with English and Dutch gardeners. In 1909 the Department of Agriculture imported twelve varieties and cross pollinated to create new colors. By 1920 pure white blooms emerged, and in 1931 the American Amaryllis Society formed, sponsoring its first national show in Orlando, while the USDA exhibit in Washington, D.C. remains the largest in the country.
Local buyers paid farmers for hard red winer wheat and spring wheats at market today. Prices listed include Ceres Spring Wheat Marquia Spring Wheat Kamar Spring Wheat and new crop pinta beans, with preliminary notes on demand and supplies.
Prices paid to growers by Greeley dealers for the day, with corrections dated June 26. Mixed poultry weights at 56 pounds and over, cage value at 66 pounds and over, large specials and extras listed for lagboro hens and broilers, with spring collection totals noted.
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