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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
3
Testimonial from Mr E J Tou reports twenty six years with chronic bronchitis ending after taking beta product three to four times a day. He notes hoarseness relief and a boost in energy and plans to continue use at home. The account promotes Pe-Runa as a remedy for catarrh and related conditions.
A historical advertisement claims Eatonic neutralizes stomach acid and relief from bloating indigestion sour stomach and gas. It touts millions of users and a money back guarantee with quick relief from the first tablet.
Colorful clippings report a push to form an Infantry company or cavalry troop for the Colorado National Guard in Grand county. Tragic deaths occur as Ralph Harris drowns at a Jersey farm and Hans Bonichsen dies by lightning on a St Vrain ranch. Paymaster Mines reports a major strike in the San Juan Red Mountain area. Rangely bridge repairs save Moffat county $8000 with concrete abutments. Fort Morgan auto accident injures a man. a Denver widow, Mrs. Josephine Stiles, reportedly commits suicide after a spirit message. A Den ver candle fire causes 90 cents in damage. Denver census figures show 1920 population 256,360, up from 178,682 in 1910. Industrial Sugar Company stockholders authorize $350,000 bonds to move HQ to Denver and expand board. Janesville corpse mixup prompts relatives to deny a match to Earl Ballard. Cripple Creek financier Benjamin F. Smith alias Hal Hubbard Jr is sentenced to six to ten years for theft by false pretenses.
The report covers Moffat county land ownership shifts from 1919 to 2019 with acres unsettled and Carey Act entries, plus homestead restoration and entry preferences for veterans. It notes two hatchery workers’ bodies found, guard formation efforts in Montrose, a teacher’s autopsy result in Eads, youth stabbings in Denver, a Johnstown shooting, Denver livestock prices leading the market, and a soldier’s murder conviction with a 10 to 12 year sentence.
A fragment from Gandotte in Crewe recounts severe pains that nearly doubled the speaker up and forced rest. The note mentions illness and distress with limited readable detail about hours and care.
A district minister addresses rising profanity in society and among children during a visit to a home. The scene spotlights a small girl who timidly declares she does not swear but knows all the words. The remark captures the era's social humor in Indianapolis.
A compact vintage commentary notes how a misstep from years ago can derail a man’s prospects and life. It implies a cautionary arc where former actions shadow future opportunities and redefine identity.
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