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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
4
A fragmented passage questions proof of insanity and recalls a fishing party joke about a man’s poor catch. It notes a shift from kindness to souring and ends with a remark linking carelessness to undertaker duties.
The ad claims organic phosphate nitro phosphate boosts nerves and body cells to add weight and restore health. It promises rapid transformation in appearance, reduced nervousness, improved sleep, and brighter eyes, while warning against use by those not wishing to gain flesh.
Vandals looted the Breckenridge Gun Club building. Colorado leads beet production with a record 1919 crop, while hay remains Colorado’s banner crop valued at about 42 million dollars. Navy training options open to Colorado men, and state road funds gain from gasoline taxes. Weld county shows strong agricultural leadership. Greeley protests rail loading changes for lambs. Salida plans July 4 flights with large expected crowds. Cripple Creek ore output rises with significant dividends from local mines. Steamboat Fourth plans grow, features rough riding and a clash with Art-O-Graf Film Company riders.
A light exchange features a wife asking for loose change and a husband replying that money is tight. The brief quip captures domestic humor about budget constraints and frugal finances.
A London Review remark highlights the evolving career of a person from insurance clerk to actor and labor expert. The piece also notes a wartime air raid remark about changing roles and skills in tough times.
In a cautious remark a man asserts he is careful, claiming he has carried the same pocketknife for years as proof of his meticulous nature.
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