Reclamation Plan Aimed at Colorado Lands for Soldiers
Governor Gunter and the State Council of Defense urge reclaiming Weld County dry-farming lands for returning soldiers. They see potential in irrigated farming with water projects like the Greeley-Poudre plan, proposing joint action by government employment and reclamation services to develop Rocky Mountain water supply.
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Gunter
State Council of Defense
Colorado
Weld County
Rocky Mountain
Greeley
State OF
J. P. Northup
District Court
Tate
Grosiey
Said
William Hall Thompson
A. J. Kendel
The
State Board of Land Commissioners
F. G. Ballinger
Stoneham
Weld
Ini Gate
Raymond Mil
State Board Land Commiedoners
Weld County Clerk Snook Seeks Clean Slate Deal
County Clerk Snook, long time Weld County official, expresses desire to settle a small bill owed to The News and quit public service with a clean record. Observers say his years of service have been honorable and above reproach.
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Snook
Weld County
Stockgrowers Prepair for Postwar Livestock Demand at Denver Show
West stockmen face postwar demand uncertainty as experts predict a jump in meat needs. At the National Western Stock Show in Denver the week of January 18, 1919, officials will explain demand prospects for cattle hogs and sheep, with a national gathering of stockmen and the American National Live Stock Association convention.
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West
Denver
American National Live Stock Association
Mountview School Closes Lessons Due to Influenza
Miss Mary Miles returns from Boulder where Mountview School closed because of the influenza outbreak. She and others suffered illness during the stay. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scott travel from North Platte to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stone who are recovering from influenza. Harley C Jobbins and baby visit Bucking ham with Mrs. Jobbins' parents. Miss Ruby Epperson begins work at the Keota Hotel. Miss Florence Jobbins works at the Fox store this week.
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Mary Miles
Boulder
Mountview School
W. E. Scott
North Platte
Nebr
Frank Stone
Harley C. Jobbins
Buckingham
Keota News Figures Pads Priced at Ten Cents Per Pound
Figuring pads for school or office use priced at 10 cents per pound in a Keota News snippet. The notice emphasizes practical stationery pricing and local sales details.
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Keota News
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Florence Jobbins
Fox
State OF Colorado
County of Weld
AD. Swearingen
Interior
U. 8
Land Office
Colo -T.lo
Meridian
Eb Vawter
Olfece Colescio
Jamesit Johnson
U. S
Becky Given
Clyde I. Stanley
al Pelee
Asping
Raigh Healy
Nels Nels Krag
Iver N. Kragh
Grover
Cale Mary Wolfe Dargin
Department of the Interior
Weber
L. Stanley
Keota Colo
Earl P. Alex Rohn
George Benner
Conrad R. Haak
All Keota
Mary Wolfe Dargin
Register
Sterling
Ran
Ford
State Road
Fargo, N. D
F. J. Sullivan
Lincoln Highway
B. & M. Crossing
Keota, Colo
Pawnee Auto Company
J. H. Baxter
Kodaks
Stanley’s
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