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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
Information on commercial inquiries offered and replies prepared by the department. Addresses provided for formal communications and firm inquiries requested to use official contact channels.
The State Tax Commission sets 1922 utility valuations at 226.8 million dollars for railroads telephone telegraph and express firms plus electric water and light companies. Denver Tramway remains 12.06 million. Denver Gas and Electric rises to 12.70 million. Colorado Springs Light Heat Power holds at 2.01 thousand. Arkansas Valley Railway Light and Power valued 4.51 million, unchanged.
A broad list of county fairs and events across Colorado unfolds from Sept 12 to Sept 30 including Larimer, Weld, Delta, and Pueblo county fairs, a Rock Mountain Fuel mine incident in Lafayette, and Colorado State Fair planning efforts. Also noted are Colorado Agricultural College degree conferrals, Governor Shoup’s absence, and a Colorado baseball contract for Lee Willard with the Chicago White Sox.
The June crop report notes Colorado hay prospects improved by about 300000 tons to 2905000 with 94 percent condition. Alfalfa up 8 percent to 797000 acres, tame hay 1194000 acres, wild hay 411000. Durango reports a gas blowout at La Plata weir near Aztec. Colorado fruit crops, especially peaches, forecast at 974000 bushels. United Gold Mining takes over Vindicator Consolidated properties in Victor. Colorado State Normal School opens summer session with 800 attendance, Highland Village built to house overflow. University of Colorado graduates 300 in largest class. Loveland rescues a woman from the Big Thompson river. July 1 marks start of a war on barberry bushes. Fort Collins reports delays on Phantom Canyon highways. Mail bandits steal registered mail pouch in Arapahoe. money orders cashed in Limon.
A historic plea from Larus & Brother urges pipe smokers to try Edgeworth with free samples and nationwide mail orders. The letter touts Edgeworth Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbed as fragrant, ready-to-use tobaccos and invites dealers to request prepaid cartons by parcel post.
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