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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
2
A devotional essay urges living the life path chosen by God. It argues nature shows a definite course, and humanity should seek the right way despite difficulties. Self will and popular opinion may mislead, so individuals must stand alone to follow the true path.
A laundry worker argues that short stints in shops mask real poverty as she contrasts earning four dollars a week with the ability to quit. The piece contrasts the views of the well to do and the poor, noting work affects body and soul and asks why slum workers are judged only by money.
The tiny island Tavolara, about a dozen kilometers from Sardinia, spans just over a mile in length and hosts 65 residents. Roger King Charles Albert granted sovereignty to the Bartoleon family in 1836. After Paul I’s death in 1882 the islanders proclaimed a republic with a ten year presidential term and women’s voting rights.
A July 4 Independence Day celebration schedule lists Platteville Greeley Pueblo Trinidad Walsenburg Ouray Durango Fort Collins Longmont Loveland Lamar and other towns. Later events include July 17-19 Electrical Contractors Association Convention in Denver and September 3 National Association State Game Wardens convention in Denver. The San Luis Valley Fair is set for September 18 in Alamosa.
Farmers near Cortez contract to plant 3000 acres of beets next year with over 1000 additional acres to be guaranteed soon. The plan includes a sugar factory at Cortez and a railroad to Mancos or Dolores.
Delta Robert Brooks and Lester Aldrich are jailed on kidnapping charges while Gladys Cole, 13, and Gladys Crowley, 14, daughters of Paonia orchardists, are closely watched after an attempted elopement.
The Denver election commission announces the official count of 79714 ballots in the mayoral race. Of these, 3764 ballots did not indicate a vote for any of the seven mayoral candidates.
Citizens of Meeker and the southern Western Slope push for the main transcontinental automobile highway to pass through their region amid strong local interest in routing the federal project.
The Threewit Mining Company owners of the Federal Code file a $100,000 damage suit against the Pebanic Consolidated Mining Company Reese and company and Edwards and company lessees on the Iron mine in Central City.
Reports say the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company will form a new corporation in Denver capitalized at 100 million dollars to take over its assets, instead of seeking renewal of its existing charter due next October.
The Springs District in Colorado Springs, Colorado City and Manitou shows 20 200 names and, using a 2 percent growth rate, yields a regional population of 50 415, about 15 000 higher than the 1910 census.
The Arkansas valley is booming with ground ready for spring work after heavy snows left the soil in good condition. Warmer weather in recent weeks has rapid crop growth and the season is shaping up well.
Fort Collins reports a forthcoming department to place the Agricultural college at the forefront in irrigation research. It will study water flow over weirs headgates flumes and various orifices to test hydraulic laws and attract national and world attention.
Western Newspaper Union reports many Colorado items including the Rocky Ford Chautauqua set to begin June 23. Other notes mention a new Presbyterian church planned in Pueblo, Cripple Creek pioneer Philip Petrie’s death, and various local developments across the state.
Persistent constipation in elders is common due to limited activity and poor digestion. Doctors favor mild laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to ease bowels without upsetting the system. It is touted as stomach and liver tonic friendly for adults and children, available in 60c and $1 bottles with samples upon request.
Ashland Kentucky housewife credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of suffering from female and kidney troubles. A Camden New Jersey reader says the remedy cured displacement and fatigue after doctors advised operation, and recommends it to friends. The company offers personal advice through its Lynn Mass address with confidential, woman-to-woman responses.
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