Colorado State News Highlights and Upcoming Events
Hugo hosts Lincoln County Fair on Sept 29 30. W E Enfield sells 40 acre Montrose ranch for 20000 to Frank Chase of Paxton Neb. Santa Fe rail worker William Herndon dies and four hurt in La Junta Rocky Ford car race. CU Boulder advances Liberal Arts building. metal mining conclaves planned in Denver Nov 15. Niwot teacherage to be built. Boulder county rural schools seek more teachers amid 30 percent salary raises. Loveland rescue incident saves driver Mal Edmonds from fatal injury. Golden fire team member John Brown dies after practice. July warrants total 1400011.68 across 3562. Inheritance tax revenue 6671.42. Harvey estate appraised 148000. Colorado State Fair set for Sept 19 to 25 with racing and attractions.
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W. E. Enfield
Montrose
Frank Chase
Paxton
Neb
William Herndon
Santa Fe
la Junta
Rocky Ford
University of Colorado
Boulder
United States
Denver
Victor C. Keyes
Jennie M. Harvey
Colorado News Notes Summary of Local Changes and Accidents
Roscoe Hill of Colorado Springs is named principal of East Denver high school by the Denver board of education. Miss Susie Lovelace resigns as Mapleton principal to become dean of women at Oklahoma State Agricultural College. Larimer county fair in Loveland set for Aug 31 to Sept 3 with top attractions promised. American Legion Post No 16 in Walsenburg launches drive to engage regional posts and state support. Colorado legislature may require English speaking juries and officials. Joseph and Anna Frederick die in Holyoke from alleged family quarrel. Daily fireworks shows planned with unique programs. Marian Sylvester fatally exposed to benzol gas at Pueblo Steel Works. gas mask failed. Frank Norman injured at Ruby mine in Floresta. Telephone service restored after local office purchase. A. W. Hallock injured while fishing near Arkansas River. El Paso county fair slated at Cathan Sept 30 to Oct 2 with record entry prizes. Greeley & Denver Railway seeks 12 cent fare, effective Sept 15.
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Roscoe Hill
Colorado Springs
Denver Board of Education
East Denver
Hill
Susie M. Lovelace
Mapleton
Boulder
Oklahoma State Agricultural College
Stillwater
Okla
Millions of Tiny Germs Dougs Your Catarrh
A brief fragment notes a claim about blood and catarrh with a reference to Laboratory Atlanta, presenting a promotional or health claim in abrupt terms. The readable text centers on germs in blood and a named Laboratory in Atlanta.
Old Province House in Boston Remains as Historical Relic
The article describes the Bosworth court site in Boston where a portion of the old Province house survives as a colonial relic. Oliver Wendell Holmes once lived there for 18 years and Hawthorne referenced the house in Twice Told Tales. The iron archway and stone steps remain, though the historic staircase is gone.
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Bosworth Court
Boston
Old Province House
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Governor's Garden
Province House
Hawthorne
Peter Sargent
Forests to Pay Otsego County Expenses Plan
A proposed Otsego County plan aims to use existing and new forests to cover operating costs. Each of 24 townships would plant 100 acres, with profits from the woodlands eventually meeting running expenses and lowering taxes to a minimum.
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Otsego
New York
Self-Starter Sells Anything From Ice Picks to Cars
A manager asks if the subject is an expert salesman and he claims to sell anything from ice picks to automobiles. He recalls selling a car to a passerby, illustrating rapid sale skills.
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Boston Transcript
Twins More Common in Mothers Aged Twenty Five To Thirty Five
A study finds twin births are more frequent among mothers aged 25 to 35 than in other age groups. Researchers note the pattern may reflect reproductive biology and population trends.
Misleading Noise Shatters Browns’ Peace
A quiet Browns home is disrupted by eerie sounds traced to a neighbor’s gramophone, then revealed as the Murphys down the street opening a tin of corned beef. The father’s relief that the incident was harmless ends with a humorous misinterpretation.
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Browns
Mrs. Brown
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Wood
Tosti
Lizsie
Murphys
Umbrella Mix-Up Between Man and Clerk Over Rainy Evening
In a playful office exchange, a man apologizes for taking another’s umbrella by mistake. They note a rainy mix up where the owner wore the other’s hat home to avoid getting it rain spotted, and the mis s taken umbrella was returned.
Self-made man boasts wealth as grandson jokes about leaving state
A grandfather boasts of his hard earned wealth and carries his earthly possessions on his back. His grandson in the crowd quips that he could leave the state in the same condition right now.
Law Student Shifts Career From Law to Family Business
A law student abandons traditional practice to join the son in law business, reflecting a shift in career priorities. The change highlights personal connections influencing professional paths and market opportunities in family enterprises.
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Colorado State News
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Hugo, Colo
Lincoln County
Hugo
Bee
Boulder, Colo
Niwot
Boulder County
Clarence McLoughan
Loveland
Mal Edmonds
John Brown
Golden
Excelsior
Washington Avenue
Brown
Auditing Board
Arthur M. Stong
Colorado News Notes
Joseph Frederick
Anna
Holyoke
Frederick
Marian R. Sylvester
Pueblo Steel Works
Pueblo
Sylvester
Frank Norman
Floresta
Nice
Telephone Company
A. W. Hallock
C. Wiles Hallock
Salida
Arkansas River
el Paso
Cathan
Greeley & Denver Railway Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Atlanta
Ig Febeangte Ag
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