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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
10
A cluttered classified page offers various vehicles for sale including a Ford roadster and Nash sedans with references to locations and contact details. Numerous job and service ads follow, from stenography and housework to typing and general labor, with several names and phone numbers noted.
J J Frey closes service station and Brocary. Fray couple to relocate to Pasadena California. Vacation Bible school enrolls about forty. Friday program and closing displays planned. A Van Seyee and son open elevator formerly owned by Mr Stevenson. Miss Alice Hoel, Grace Hospital alumna, receives loyalty medal. Mrs F E Stevens and Mrs A P Culverwell host Melhourst Ladies Aid. M Woolman, ex editor at Hudgon News, now runs Adams-Academic Farmer at Bennett. Jane Allan of Denver visits Hudson. E O Cook and R P Culverwell return from Denver.
Fragments show a social gathering with a group list of attendees including Mr and Mrs J Paul Teds Warold Mary Alfco and Howard Afr and Aira FP D Paar and Horvaylusa Briday with Mrs Dota Chdokel organizing a dinner for guests FB A Johnston Mrs Damily Tiers Long and daughter Disto Ant noting a disrupted event and missing details.
Fairburn Georgia mayor and council declare a tax holiday for 1932 to keep funds in the treasury. Exemption covers property within the town units including utilities and industrial property. Population was 2,603 at the 1939 census.
District Court jurors Gordon Smith returned from Kerney where they had visited Selattyor. Mrs. Culverwell attends Colorado University and plans weekend in Hudson with her parents. Several local residents and families, including Danity, Hatley, and Haroon, were noted visiting or hosting relatives during the week.
Mrs. Raymond Marshall of Long Beach California visits her father O W Coffman and uncle Fells Coffman in Big Bend. Joe Coffman G W Coffman Rose Coffman and others from Ault join a Thompson to Bates Park outing with a luncheon. The group plans several long and short mountain trips over the coming weeks.
A fragment recounts the historic English Maundy Thursday alms practice, noting the ritual washing of the poor’s feet and the distribution of special coins. It mentions the Mhigrad and Great Britain, with references to obsolescence and lingering legacy of the custom and its annual coin issues.
Prices paid to growers by local dealers for poultry and chickens are listed with figures showing feed costs, roosters, broilers, and other items. The market note notes wide spreads and adjustments, with corrections dated June 24.
Fragmented OCR lists commodities and prices including corn barley wheat bran cracked wheat rolled oats and rye referenced with unclear spellings and scattered terms. No clear events or entities beyond generic feed items and a date fragment June 24 emerge from the text.
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