Little Stories of Keota People and Events Tersely Told
Local notes report Miss Mary Haworth visiting Cheyenne with Miss Veda Scott for a home talent play. Mrs A D Swear ingen and family return from Cheyenne. Grace Bradford visits from Greeley for Thanksgiving. Local travels involve Albert Swearingen and others. For sale R C R1 red caskerels at 1.50 each. M E Ladies Aid met at John Craig home. a nickel tablet at Stanleys.
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Keota
Mary Haworth
Cheyenne
Veda Scott
Scotts
R. W. Currie
M. E. Ladies Aid
John Craig
Texas Play Heal Texas Play Heal cnnares
A fragment describes a Fort Worth health program with a nurse Edna ammer and a health officer displaying a set of teeth at playgrounds. The scene mentions the Clock Game and interest from attendees at winter events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnnares
Edna Ammer
Fort Worth
Winmer
Sentara Ty
Bulletins on Farming From Colorado Extension Service
The Agricultural College and the U S Department of Agriculture offer farm bulletins on all farming topics. They cost nothing beyond your time and can be requested. Indicate the subjects you want to study and the Extension Service will suggest relevant bulletins derived from research and farming experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
United States Department of Agriculture
Extension Service of
Colorado Agricultural College
Farmer Putnam’s Philosophy on College Athletes
A farmer observer praises college athletics after an Aggies victory. He notes McGione from Golden and his School of Mines teammates played well, but the piece hints that sending farmer boys to college pays off in sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggies
McGione
Golden
School of Mines
Farmers Beat Miners Lesson in Cooperation
In a shortened four inning game McGlone suffered rib injuries but kept playing as Aggie players held off the Miners. The writer argues farmers should unite to outperform others and jokes about making Coach Hughes a professor of Cooperation and Rural Scrapology. The piece is signed by Thomas Jefferson Putnam, Specialist in Rural Devilment.
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Aggie
Aga
McGlone
Golden
Coach Hughes
Thomas Jefferson Putnam
County Budget Slashed as Weld County Court Fails to Lean
Weld County commissioners slash the 1923 budget by 168 144.75 amid political shifts. The adopted plan gauges 586100.65 for county purposes, down from 754346.40 in 1922, with a 5.04 mill rate for county duties and a general school levy of 0.36. The poor fund rises to 81064 while no advertising fund is provided.
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Weld County
General County Fund
Platteville Herald
Local notices and shop entries from Cheyenne week
Elmer Dodder and Roy Tipton from Cheyennes visited this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wecas spent Sunday with the A. Wharton family. See W. A. Burkey for army goods and a new shipment is on the way. Miss Virgie Folck stays at the Durbin home. Crepe paper 5c, Better grades 10c and 1c, Two jumbo pencils 5c. Army clothes and blankets at Burkey's. Mrs. C. O. Dodder went to Cheyenne today. Stanley items appear in the catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wecas
A. Wharton
W. A. Burkey
Virgie Folck
Durbin
Stanleys
D. E. Byrne
Merino
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. D. Sweneriagen
Albert
Larea
Grace Bradford
State Teachers College
Greeley
Mr. End
Albert Swearingen
A. D. Swearingen
Huoghie Irwin
H. O. Humphrey
Reuben Steiger
L. H. Underwood
Anne Jenson
Cordova
Neb
E. BE. Eilsworth
Overbrook
D. G. Olsen
L. A. Jackson
Hardecrabbie
J. D. Ramecy
Marion
California
Este
Stanley’s
American Red Cross
Public
Red Cross
Stwarid
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
P. A
A. 118
N. 8Rd St. Sterling
Elmer Dodder
Roy Tipton
Burkey’s
C. O. Dodder
Stanley
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