After The Organ A County School Gift Vote
The Record plans a county school organ gift to the school with the most votes. Teachers and students at Washington Lincoln Talbot Orchard Park and other schools pledge efforts with rooms declaring they will win. Voting begins with 50 votes for perfect attendance in late January and 300 votes per yearly Record subscription.
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Allen
Washington School
Swinney
Lincoln School
Edna Campbell
Maude Campbell
Talbot Building
Jean Johnson
South Cafton
Mias McNaughton
Laura Lowther
Orchard Park
Virginia Harrison
Shendt
Washingn School
Merryman
W. B. Ryle
Harrison School
Fruitmere
Misa Carrie McLeod
Fourth Street
Iss Resor
Jessie Yard
Anye
Baker
the Lincoln
The
Lincoln
Massey
Luella Hall
Ida White
Etta Calder
Jefferson School
Vote patterns promoted by the Recorp appeal to readers
The notice urges readers to vote early and often for the Recorp, offering five hundred votes per new subscription, one hundred votes per dollar spent on January advertising, and five votes per coupon in each Record copy. It hints at an upcoming attraction titled Equal farmers and promises the first chapter in next week’s Recorp.
New Mexican Language Law Impacts Railroad Jobs
Enactment of a new Mexican law requiring railroad workers to speak Spanish threatens many Yankee employees and managers. Most rails are built and run by Americans with strong wages, while Mexicans hold few senior positions. The Denver dynamo light project promises car lighting with independent per-car power and steady brightness, potentially transforming railroad travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
McKinley
Denver
Hurley to New York for Millinery Stock
Mrs. E. H. Hurley will leave Saturday for New York and eastern markets to purchase new millinery stock. Carton City residents seldom travel so far for goods, but New York is seen as the source for correct styles.Paris designs soon head to New York buyers via Cafion women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hurley
New York
Carton City
Cafion
Paris
Runaway Horse Causes Local Stir Near Santa Fe Depot
A horse owned by John Weed bolted from fright near the Santa Fe depot dragging a light spring wagon. It turned east on Main Street, collided with Dall De Weese’s rig between Fifth and Sixth, damaging De Weese’s trap. The horse was recaptured with no injuries reported.
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John Weed
Santa Fe
Main Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Dall DeWeese
DeWeese
Fifth Annual Farmers Institute Draws National Names
The event in this city will feature speakers including Professors George Glover Clarence Sillette and Wendell Paddock. It promises extensive fruit and ranch product displays, varied papers, a musical program, and broad public attendance. Institutes like this are a boon to farmers and attendees, with two sessions daily and mostly free admission. The promoters aim for a large turnout this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
George Glover
Clarence P. ‘Sillette
Wendell Paddock
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Etta
Yankees
Christian Herald
C. F. Elliott
James H. Peabody
N. F. Handy
Record
Wen
Smith
Frank L
Nelson
Milwaukee Oil Grain
Western Union
Goodyear West
Felter & Anderson
Armstrong Bros
Cafton City
Colorado
T. Bridwell Real Estate Investment Agency
Esrablis
Real Estate Investment Agency
Baker & Bigcgis
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