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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
8
A cluttered classifieds page lists real estate bargains in Greeley with irrigation tracts, modern bungalows, acre garden tracts near highways, and trade offers. Property prices, down payments, and monthly terms are shown, along with a filling station for sale. Poultry and baby chicks offerings appear with prices and contact details.
The notice lists household goods and autos, noting a sale and trade in. It mentions Dave Brown, Kingsdustrial, Greeley bills, and various car items amid a sales pitch for trade offers and financing options.
Markets show mixed cattle hogs and sheep results with varied weights and steers steady to firm. Beef and veal demand steady, hogs active and higher bids in larger lots, calves and lambs uneven but holding market strength in spots. Local buyers report gradual price shifts and steady dealer activity across regional stalls.
The article features a Washington FBI inspector detailing crime costs at about 15 billion dollars, plus the role of fingerprints in identification. He notes six million prints on record, the efficiency of machine sorting, and the limits of Bertillon measurements. Modern labs use fiber and dirt fragments to reconstruct crime scenes, citing the Lindbergh case as illustration.
The article discusses Japan and Britain relations, noting Japan’s right to secrecy in building a navy and the British stance on arms embargoes. It quotes State Secretary Hall on not letting anyone pay for restraint while Britain and the U.S. act independently yet in occasional joint fashion undersea.
Northern Colorado dairymen are invited to a dairy breeding meeting at the court house this Thursday July 2 at 10 00. Dr E K Helzer a noted expert in dairy cattle improvement will speak on breeding methods. Heizer will discuss Jersey and Guernsey breeds and Holstein Friesland from Germany.
Mrs Will P Mitchell reports a tramp entered her bedroom in the night demanding food and her ring. Shade McCorkle a white cat leaped at the intruder biting and clawing the man, who fled after dropping the ring and fleeing the home. The tale blends odd notes on cement and Indian royalty artifacts in a fragmented clipping.
Market notes show price spreads and farm market actions with mixed loads of livestock and grains. Prices vary by product and seller, with frequent references to buyers, sellers, and daily price shifts under local market conditions.
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