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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
9
Classified column lists used cars and trucks with partial details for sale. Items include a 1980 Ford three door model with radio and bearer, and various trailers, shells, and home furnishings. Listings show contact hints and brief feature notes, reflecting a busy, low-clarity marketplace.
Chicago grain markets saw a brisk buying session on Friday lifting prices, though profit taking and end of week positionings trimmed the gains. Wheat rose about two cents on rainfall and crop deterioration reports, while corn and soybeans strengthened on rains in major producing states.
A vintage craft column outlines making a rooster toy bag from yellow fabric or orange plastic to hang on a crib foot. Features include six pockets across three tiers, plastic tape dividers, stitched eyes beak and comb, and clear care tips for cleaning and sewing plastic.
Market notes show wheat at 51.88 with mixed commodity prices including beans around three dollars and various egg and poultry indicators. The fragmentary list mentions barley, flax, and light weights among abbreviated entries from regional sellers.
HAL BOYLE notes a curious link among famous figures from Alexander the Great to Isaac Newton: they all suffered from gout. The essay reflects on diet trends, richness, and the appeal of exotic foods, while remarking how even top liners and columnists can be susceptible to appetite. It includes a wry aside about the author Boyle.
The piece notes men seeking fame in New York find no romance or affordable nightlife. They claim the city is crowded with ambitious, shopping for rich partners, making many feel priced out. The moral: return home to marry someone sensible.
Bargain Summerside Prince Edward Island resident Albert J. Milligan of Caleman says a pocket watch bought for 98 cents forty years ago remains strong. He produced it recently and said it has never needed repair, though he oils it occasionally.
In Butte Montana Frank Dunn, 29, died from a skull fracture after a plunge head injury at the Butte Vigilante Days Rodeo. The accident occurred when a horse threw Dunn, a 21‑year rodeo veteran, opening ground near Dunnett and Soap Creek Pete. His brother Ed Dunn, also a contestant, later completed a bronc ride.
A deceased miner who also competed in rodeos was remembered for his work in the Butte mines and for entering as many rodeos as possible during the season. Surviving relatives include his parents the widow a six year old son two brothers and four sisters.
Baltimore artist Frank Redelius rode the same train as Betsy the fingerpainting chimp on a first class journey to New York. He delivered his own canvases and described feeling like crawling under rover.
Mrs. Joan Pilar, living alone in a five-room home, plans to reach 101 using a daily bottle of beer as a fountain of youth. The article notes about 50,000 people reside in Gold Coast Government housing estates.
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