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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
2
Fresh late market quotations list prices for fruit produce. Apples from Colorado listed per box at 3.50 to 4.00 dollars. Cantaloupes offered standard crates at 5.00 to 6.00 dollars and pony crates at 3.75 to 4.50 dollars per crate.
Dry Filet Hides and Pelts listed with prices for buck and saddle hides. Dry Salt hides priced per pound with various weight categories. Sale notes include wool pelts and green salted hides.
Reports cover Navy re enlistment training in Idaho Springs and a Denver man injured by pitchfork, Colorado bank savings totaling 33 074 126 00, the Miliken elevator fire to be rebuilt, Denver electric transit strike paralyzing the city, Fingler and Limon county petitions approved, a fatal incident in Haxtun, Pueblo Gas and Fuel surrender of franchise, gravel work on the Burning ton highway delayed by harvest, Peyton Bank robbery nets over 16500, summer school commencement at University Park, predator animal kill stats, Victor mine accident injuring George Moss, and a highway program assuring continued work with contracts around 3 86 million and nearly 1 5 million slated for new projects.
The Democratic convention names nominees for U S Senate Governor Lieutenant Governor and other state offices with electors and regional representatives listed. StateFair events highlight fireworks races and patriotic entertainment for children. Agricultural updates include bumper apples from Olathe Montrose crops and significant beet sugar payouts for Fort Collins Loveland factories.
Canada’s wheat board fixed 2.15 as a minimum price for No 1 wheat last season and set certificates for farmers. The latest advices show at least 40 cents a bushel over the fixed rate will be paid, distributing about 40 million dollars among farmers in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Dr Magill urged open trading and argued world conditions favor higher prices with Canada expected to see record figures for wheat.
A pithy inspirational line urging patience with others and especially oneself. It counsels not to be disturbed by imperfection and to rise bravely after a fall, attributed to Francis de Sales.
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