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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note discusses phosphate intake and body nourishment, mentioning preparation, food, and supplements. The readable text hints at health guidance but lacks clear context, dates, or identifiable organizations or individuals.
A brief quip from the Louisville Courier Journal about a man rushing to see his girl who lives in a booth in front of a picture theater. They communicate through a window as his shoes need polishing.
The passage notes that despite enduring flaws in both master and cook, humanity repeats the same vices. It suggests old sins recur, yet they present a new variety of misdeeds as if a recurring show.
The Colorado Editorial Association meeting in Denver is noted along with a state tax inquiry into W. S. Jackson’s estate shrinkage from 10 million to about one million dollars. Graduation at State Teachers College in Greeley sees 279 earn life certificates, and officials report a wheat price support is vital for world needs. A veteran, Wendell W. Jacobs, receives the first distinguished service medal. Officials discuss state finances, front tag bids, and chauffeur badge contracts, while a jail escape and recapture story from La Junta to Pueblo is included. A Franco-American couple settles in Craig after wartime service, and Colorado chicken numbers are forecast to rise by over 85 percent since 1910.
A Colorado Agricultural College professor denounces land burning as injurious with limited benefits. The 1919 State Board of Immigration year book tables show gold and other metals valued at about 1.44 billion, Lake County leading in output, and a Denver whisky case moving back to Cheyenne after court rulings.
A brief item notes a notable project or moment described as the making of a famous subject. The source highlights a personal anecdote about a husband referencing his wife in connection with the work.
A playful exchange mocks judgely diction with wry wordplay and antiquated terms. The dialogue riffs on what counts as properly defined language in legal speech.
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