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Keota News

Location

Keota, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

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Keota News Notes Highlight Local Growth And Visits

Thomas R Powell and D Van Gilder of Wild Horse Reservoir Co return to Denver via Briggsdale and Greeley. The firm has invested about 60000 in the area over four years, while homesteaders build communities. Several residents visit Keota, including Mrs Tillie Isaacson and Mrs E E Myers, as well as H W Hill and family. Community events include Children's Day at the Keota Sunday School on June 16.

Thomas R. Powell D. van Gilder Wild Horse Reservoir Company Denver Briggsdale and Greeley Powell Cooper & Powell Keota Wild Horse Company Tillie Isaacson E. E. Myers H. W. Hill John M. Walker Wyndmoor Ranch Hill Old Mexico H. M. Flagler Chicago Bandena Hinkle Bennie Hinkle Flagler P. E. Nelson Butler Neb Colorado Hugh Irwin Greeley S. W. Fox Boulder Mr. Fox

Three Year Homestead Bill Signed By Taft

Washington notes Taft signed the Borah Rucker three year homestead bill effective immediately. The News praises Colorado lawmakers Rucker and Taylor for advancing relief for settlers with enlarged homesteads and rights reserved for minerals timber and water power sites. The piece highlights how the act ends uncertainty, aids final proofs, allows leave of absence for work, and may flood the market with newly-deeded land while boosting rural wealth.

C. L. Stanley Keota Colo Taft A. W. Rucker Colorado Rucker and Taylor House Rucker Senate House Committee On Public Lands Rucker and Taylor Cc. L. S

The Average Man

A Detroit Free Press poem extols the average man as kind honest loyal and upright He is described as a good husband neighbor and friend who bears burdens and never cheats or lies The verse praises his conscience and moral constancy at the world’s rough edges.

Detroit Free Press

Iceless Refrigerator for Butter and Milk Storage

Norbert B. Behl of Kit Carson Colorado describes a primitive iceless refrigerator. A box twelve inches deep twenty four inches long and twenty four inches wide serves as the chamber with a water filled basin on top and burlap to wick cooling moisture inside. A windward outdoor position enhances evaporation cooling, creating lower interior temperatures as long as the basin remains full.

Norbert B. Behl Kit Carson Colo

Marr Home Burned Near Keota in Destructive Fire

The residence of William Marr ten miles southwest of Keota burned last Sunday afternoon, with contents totaling about 2000 dollars. Mr and Mrs Marr were away visiting neighbors. Cause is unknown. Onlookers in Keota noted dense black smoke rising in puffs, suggesting a traction engine as the source.

William Marr Keota Marr

Fourth of July Celebration Near Avalo

A notice invites all to a Perry grove Fourth of July event at the head of Spring Creek two and a half miles north of Avalo with daytime amusements and a dance both afternoon and night. Attendees are asked to bring a grub basket and stay until morning by order of Committee Tom Ryne Peach Blossom.

Perry Grove Spring Creek Avalo Tom Ryne

Wheat Waiting Two Years On Goulding Land Near Keota

Forty acres of winter wheat on the George L Goulding land four miles east of Keota show potential yields of ten to fifteen bushels per acre after being planted in fall 1910. The crop failed to establish in 1910 and the land was sown to cane in 1911, which also failed due to drought. The field will be watched next spring for a possible belated sorghum crop.

George L. Goulding Keota

Thanks Neighbor Keota News Enters Second Year

The Keota News celebrates its second year with stronger editing led by Stan ley and a winter improvement praised by local businessmen. Raymer Enterprise hopes the paper remains lusty and healthy as it grows.

Keota Stanley Raymer Enterprise

Besaw Family Return From Orchard Visit

F. H. Besaw and his daughter Ruth returned Wednesday morning from Orchard where they had been for a couple of weeks.

F. H. Besaw Ruth Orchard

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