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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
6
Entered as second class matter June 9 1911 at Keota Colorado post office under the act of March 3 1879 Advertising rates listed Transient display 20c per inch Regular display 15c per inch Locals reading notices 5c per line Legal advertising 7c per line first insertion 4c per line each subsequent insertion
A Weld county exchange boasted scare headlines about sensational items such as russian pupil control and a woman missing an organ. The writer dismisses the content as space fillers with little news value and questions their accuracy and sensationalism.
A writer in Agri Cultural College News Notes pleads for more consideration for friends who borrow his car. Now C F Davis argues borrowers should treat his wheelbarrow better. The piece notes both sides as common lenders face abuse and asks if borrowers are as careful as they think.
The text urges improving neighborly conduct to foster pleasing surroundings and prosperity. It notes the editor’s wish to reprint a Field and Farm article on the first page, reflecting the editorial preference for practical rural improvement ideas.
A brief exhortation urging readers to tidy their minds of prejudice and their hearts of hatred. The note encourages airing out thoughts and inspecting for unnecessary burdens to improve how they think, feel, and act.
An Eaton Herald note jokes that a Kepta man spends about one hundred dollars annually on baths, suggesting that is roughly the cost for their own family as well.
Classified ad offers a 20 40 Case tractor in good condition and on good terms. Inquiries directed to A H Currie Keota Colo Mrs Flagler. Also notes 1920 Mr and Mrs C W McCutcheon traveled to Scottsbluff Neb Monday due to their daughter's illness.
Harry Wecas returns home from military service through Cheyenne after guard duty on the Atlantic coast and armistice orders. Keota district posts await more appointments with Mildred Krum, Miss Bessie Callahan, and Mrs. Peter Hoakeman named for duties. Local sports mention Raymer beating Sterling 10 to 8 in ten innings and a Dry Landers vs Buckingham clash upcoming. classified ads list farm tractors and cars for sale.
During March 1919 the Federal Land Banks loaned 15 946 277 to 4 620 farmers for long time first mortgages. Omaha leads with 4 568 850, St Paul 1 200 000, Villa 775 800. total mortgage loans since organization to April 1 1919 reach 198 609 626 to 79 949 borrowers.
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