Fine Farms and Ranches Along Mead and Highlandlake Route
The Platteville Mead corridor shows rapid development with 360 acre Vosmera ranch improvements near Platteville. Dairies, beets, alfalfa and wheat dominate fields. multiple ranches from Clennon to Kistler expand with barns, stock, and irrigation works. Local families including Redman, Clennon, Bradley, Ballinger, Kistler and Meads families contribute to a growing agricultural community.
Violence erupts between Negroes and Mexicans at Eaton
A shooting and melee in Eaton last Saturday left Fred Jones mortally wounded with a lung wound after a confrontation over a stolen watch. Marshal Wolfe arrested Joe Chavenes and others. Gillhouse was wounded in the arm and a Mexican in the ankle. The Mexicans remained jailed while the two Black men were hospitalized.
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Eaton
Fred Jones
Marshal Wolfe
Jones
Joe Chavenes
John Gillhouse
Wolfe
Cement Walks Offered At Low Rate By Stukey
I Stukey who has completed concreting the big distributing reservoir for the city water works has opened an office on Seventh street in the Boyle Commission company building. He offers first class cement sidewalk work at eleven and a half cents per square foot plus excavation costs, a notably low rate intended to encourage widespread sidewalk construction.
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I. Stukey
New City Water Works
Seventh Street
Boyle Commission Company
Mead area gains farming growth and theater lineup
The narrative notes a Mead area estate near Highland Lake, owned by Gate Jey then sold to F P Woodsey, with 80 acres sold and 20 acres of beets yielding twenty tons per acre last year. The property, three to four year Belgian colts, beef cattle, and crops like beets wheat barley alfalfa are described alongside local hospitality. The piece also lists upcoming entertainment The Magic Melody at the opera house on Thursday May 30 featuring Walker Whiteside Howard Gould and Miss May Buckley.
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J. F. Vosmera
Platteville
Vosmera
H. B. Jones
Beaman Ditch Company
Jones
Eliott
Elliott
Chalk Bluffs
Fort Collins
Wm. Montgomery
Thomas Hewitt
Highland
Tearschool
J. F. Redman
Redman
W. M. Warner
C. A. Hewitt
Montgomery
Warner
Hewitt
C. J. Clennon
Chas. Surbaugh
Relihan Brothers
Clennon
Surbaugh
Clennom Ranch
Clenngy
Oldenburg Coach Company
L.T. Parks
Griffin Brothers
B. L. Swift
Mead
Mr. Swift
F. G. Ballinger
W. F. Kistler
Warren Steward
Kistlers
John
W. J. Howlett
Ed Ballinger
Hero
J. B. Stradley
J. Sueith
Berthoud
T Lance
J. Stradley
Mead, Platteville
Colorado Springs
Gate Jey
F. P. Woodsey
Highland Lake
Walker Whiteside
Howard Gould
Normal High Girls Field Day Highlights
Normal High School held field day events with the ninth grade freshmen winning the military drill. The eleventh grade girls clinched the overall meet enough to claim the high school cup. Boys field day earlier favored the tenth grade. The eleventh grade girls' strong showing contributed to their final victory in the totals.
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Normal High School
Miss Selma Swanson Heads to Denver for Indefinite Stay
Miss Selma Swanson traveled to Denver on Monday for an indefinite stay, according to a brief local notice. The move appears exploratory with no set return date.
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Selma Swanson
Denver
Frontier Days Returns to Cheyenne in 3-Day Western Pageant
Cheyenne Wyoming prepares for Frontier days on July 25 26 and 27 with a staged frontier show on native prairies. Actors include men soldiers horses Indians and stage coaches recreating early days before the frontier vanished. The city welcomes guests with its characteristic free and easy western hospitality.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Plains
Last Hop of the Season at Alesmo Dancing Club
The Alesmo Dancing club held its last dance of the season in Academy jal last Thursday. Thirty five couples attended in a festive setting with palms and ferns, cosy corners, and red green lighting forming the word Alesmo. The Kendall orchestra provided music while H J Weibking and Miss Edith Gale led the grand march.
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Alesmo Dancing Club
Academy
Jal
Kendel Orchestra
H. J. Weibking
Grandfield White Sale Highlights Deep Discounts Across Fabrics
Silks and satins show marked reductions from 69 cents to over a dollar value with numerous percent discounts. Dress goods and linens offer 16 to 40 cent values alongside 20 to 26 percent markdowns. Towels, bedspreads, blankets, and pillows carry 20 percent off. white waists 20 to 60 percent off. laces embroideries trimming braids and appliques discounted. handkerchiefs 20 percent. Everything in the house marked very low during this sale.
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Government Agricultural Experiment Station
North Dakota
Collier
National Lead Company
Clerk Ave
Soth St
St. Louis, Mo
Merrill Pianos
MAD At the Merrill Piano Mfg. Co
Boston
the Thompson Music Co
Greeley, Colo
Evy
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Fine Farms
Mead and Highlandlake Country
Tion
William Hemmingsen
Our Nation Department
Satins
Greeley
A. J. Park Dry Goods Co