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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
7
A comical cavorting line from Puck notes a man who mocks his nephew by describing him as trivial yet marrying a female baseball player. The quip highlights a clash of expectations and a humorous mismatch in social norms.
A 1900s style advertisement claims Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic eliminates offensive tobacco breath and the dark brown taste after smoking. It advertises a mouth rinse with water to deodorize the mouth and whiten teeth, asserting superiority to other antiseptics and peroxide. Available at drug stores or by mail from The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston MA with free samples offered.
Dialog shows Mrs Benham accusing others of allocating money to her, and Benham retorts that such claims fail when people see her face. The exchange highlights domestic tension and social inquiry into financial claims.
Calendar of regional and national gatherings across Colorado in June and July including church conventions in Pueblo Grand Junction Cascade and Denver trade and professional meetings such as the National Retail Grocers Association and the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. The listings note dates venues and host organizations for Denver Boulder Colorado Springs and other cities.
Collbran completes its municipal water works paving the way for Mesa to install a connected water system. The project advances regional utility expansion and promises improved water service for residents.
Akron unveils completed gas and electric light plant with lights on after under four months of construction. The rapid project marks a milestone for the city’s utilities and public safety.
Oil promoters swarm Grand Junction as eastern Utah oil boom spreads. Dozens seek to organize stock companies to develop oil claims and capitalize on promising prospects.
County Horticultural Inspector Taylor 130000 fruit trees received this year. With about fifty trees per acre, enough stock exists to plant roughly 2500 acres in the county.
Thirty-five graduates earned mining and metallurgical engineer degrees at the close of the thirty-seventh year. The ceremony took place in Guggenheim hall.
In Denver at the Brown Palace hotel the bar room shooting left S. L. Von Phul of St. Louis, aeronaut and Rainhart Wine Co. agent, G. E. Copeland of Victor, Colo., mining operator, and J. W. Atkinson of Colorado Springs wounded. Von Phul and Copeland are in St. Luke's hospital while Atkinson remains in a room at the hotel.
A Delia county syndicate proposes a 1000 acre grape colony near Hotchkiss to produce Italy grade grapes. Two hundred families are being recruited in Italy to migrate to Colorado with expert grape growers at each family head. O Y Baker of Hotchkiss leads the Delta county effort to start grape cultivation.
Grand Junction reports Mesa and Garfield counties plan to extend a smooth automoble highway from Du rango via Curdy and Montrose to Glenwood Springs using convict labor. Thirty five convicts are at work aiding road construction with equipment purchased locally.
Gov Shafroth returns from Washington cutworms threaten northern Colorado Sterling opera house opens in Greeley Simla to have a state bank with $10000 capital Ouray Elks fair a grand success Pike's Peak Region day set June 8 Gunni son county Ohio creek renamed Gold creek James Bronelli home loss $300 in currency Denver April school expenditures $12287904 James P McGarvey named postmaster Hebron Paonia magnetic observer John W Green appointed to coast geodetic survey coroner rules Miss Bolma Smith died from laudanum overdose Trout season postcards receive 5000 replies Beet seeding near Fort Morgan looks good Cedaredge orchardists expect full crop Over fifty Chinese pheasants released near Greeley Southern hotel at Brush burned five Denver travelers escaped with $10000 loss Silverton mining station request to aid establish government test site Helen M Wixon school exams under fire Denver charter reform plans under Citizens party A Navy essay prize awarded Midshipman Edward Elisberg wins Navy league medal Gion defeats Toliver in Greeley wrestling contest
A humorous exchange questions why a household relies on an old well and hoisting gear when city water is cheap. The householder replies that when the old apparatus breaks, only a carpenter can fix it.
Avoid liquid bluing and adulteration in water. Red Cross Bag Blue offers pure blue in two sizes priced at five and ten cents. The ad claims this blue restores laundry whiteness and appeals to dress-conscious customers.
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