Refreshment stands at Keota Fourth of July
Notices tell of a committee for concessions at Keota on July 4 and a note of J. T. Caldwell and R. O. Baltimore for John Wertz. Mrs. Fox and children arrive. Mr. Fox takes charge of the store and welcomes patrons. Also mentions Mrs. Dr. Rowe's illness, C. R. Graves taking over the Raymer Enterprise, and Mrs. A. E. Case moving to Evergreen Colorado. News of farming activity and good rains follows.
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Keota
J. T. Caldwell
R. O. Baltimore
John Wertz
Mr. Fox
Local Social Notes From Keota And Nearby Areas
Correspondence and visits report Mr and Mrs Arthur Potter transacting business at Keota on Wednesday. Frank Hurst and Wm Dennis were business callers at Raymer on Thursday. Dinsmoor brothers received a car of feed this week. Edna McKee stayed with sister Mrs Kid Longworth in Keota Wednesday. Frank Hurst builds a windmill tower for Chas De Ford on his homestead using a Dempster mill from hardware dealer Whipple. Mrs Wilmer Zelley visited with Flourice Robinson Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Vanhousen and sister Mrs Jobbins visited their sick mother Mrs F N Hennis. Jobbins stayed over to help. Wilmer Zelley then cared for the post office on Wednesday in Miss Edna McKee's absence.
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Edna McKee
Kid Longworth
Keota
Frank Hurst
Chas. DeFord
Dempster
Whipple
Vanhousen
Jobbins
F. N. Hennis
Rainy days and community updates from Greenwood Valley
Rain fills Greenwood Valley with optimism as farmers gain momentum. L Burns loses a horse to a snake bite while Shorty Burns returns to Alliance Nebraska after visiting his mother. Hock family settles into new Colorado home. Two and a half inches of rain bring hope for better farming. Haney widens his ranch with a concrete cellar. Wintie travels to Eaton for business. Broder relocates his house and irrigates with a new well. Montgomery assists Dake with a well. Lem Jackson fences the Stillwell land in section 29. Wishing the Keota News continued success.
Local circulating library opens with 200 novels
A new proposition invites readers to join a circulating library offering about 200 novels. Members pay 25c for the first book and 5c for each exchange with no fines, dues, assessments, or time limits. The collection features authors such as London Bellamy Tracy MacGrath Doyle Opie Reed.
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London
Bellamy
Tracy
MacGrath
Doyle
Opie Reed
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Mrs. Fox
Boulder
Palmer House
Dr. Rowe
C. R. Graves
Raymer
A. E. Case
Evergreen
Colorado
Frank
Mrs. Case
Newton
Joe Silvis
J. J Walworth
Arthur
Potter
Logan
Buckingham
Arthur Potter
Messrs
Wm. Dennis
Dinsmoor Bro’s
Wilmer Zelley
P. O
Greenwood Valley Items
Lander
L. Burns
Shorty Burns
Alliance, Nebraska
Mr. Hock
Mr. Haney
L. Wintie
Eaton
Wm. Broder
Montgomery
Wm. Dake
Lem Jackson
Stillwell
Keota News
Yours
Keota Lumber Co
C. O. Dodder
Prop
W. R. Stewart
J. A. Rumsey
Keota, Colorado
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