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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
6
Quotes from residents cover a gravelled lane project, potential county division savings, magpie politeness, circus plans, a Chevrolet trip, a pending home visit, and a sleepy remark. Dates hint at July plans and a late marriage anniversary, reflecting small town concerns and humor.
Miss Lola Simms offers a nut pie recipe to Keota News readers. One man complains Lola’s pies are too rich to eat all he wants, signaling strong public interest in her home kitchen creations.
The article describes a nut pie recipe using sugar corn starch cream and chopped nuts then hints at a local contest inviting Mrs Savage and Mrs Schoonover to bake for a judge. The postmaster offers to serve as judge if contest entries are submitted.
Ray Butler erected a windmill on his property this week. Ed Powell traveled as a passenger to Cheyenne on Thursday. Millie Johnson is recovering from a serious illness. Florence Robinson made a visit on Monday. No more laundry has been received. Mrs. W. S. Tyler invites readers to tell it to The News.
A film studio discusses a melodrama scene focusing on choking effects and plans to have the picture-house drummer master a sound to imitate a strangling noise, intending to heighten realism in on-screen tension.
The Rochester Union and Advertiser condemns a person who discusses a leap year proposal in the newspapers, calling such behavior the nadir of contempt. The remark labels publicizing private proposal actions as shameful and unethical.
In a compact note readers are told the Japanese are taking to golf and that Always doubted their potential as poker players, suggesting surprising aptitude in games and leisure pursuits.
The U S Commissioner office holds days on Mondays at 10 to 57 in Section 17 Avalo.
Strong tone to spring lamb trade with prices steady to 5e higher. Idaho spring lambs sold at 11.00 to 11.30, hogs averaged 9.45 to 9.65, cattle varied by class with heavy beeves 10.35 to 10.85 and yearlings 9.60 to 10.40. receipts moderate for cattle and 153 cars of hogs.
A catalog style listing of assorted items for photo and craft use including photo albums Brownie cameras Passepartout tape scrapbooks view cards envelopes to match folders tube glue cement tinsel colored card hooks rulers tapes and related hardware from STANLEY'S with no narrative or dates.
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