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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
6
Graders at a local schoolhouse uncovered a human skeleton buried about four feet deep near the building. A skull in good condition with intact teeth suggests a young man, likely an Indian, as arrow heads were found nearby. Several bones and additional teeth imply at least two early district inhabitants. The remains will be housed in a glass case at the school.
The poem narrates admiration for a beloved figure whose beauty and presence illuminate nature and night. It compares her to a rose on a stalk and describes sunlight, radiance, and dreamlike imagery to convey affection and wonder. The text reads as a lyrical showcase within Snappy Stories.
Edwin F. Bowers argues dreams can signal physical illness and urges medical checkups for recurring dreams. He notes tuberculosis cancer heart disease and ulcers may reveal themselves in symbolic dreams and recommends a noiseless bed to reduce nightmares.
The quarterly conference takes place at the M. E. Church at 8 p.m. Sunday with Rev. Wright, the new district Superintendent, making his first appearance. Also listed: For Rent a house and garage. News ce.
Hughey Irwin underwent an operation at a Fort Collins hospital last Monday morning and is reported doing as well as could be expected though the procedure was more serious than first thought. Mrs. Irwin and their children are with him. Bryson Burkholder, son of Mr. and Mrs. E Burkholder, grew ill from scarlet fever affecting his kidneys and was rushed to a Cheyenne hospital where he is somewhat better. Walter and William Bendicksen opened the Keota pool hall. 8 D Markley traded his Ford sedan for a new Ford touring car with full equipment from the Kelly Motor Company of Raymer. Paul Haworth lost the tip of his left thumb Thursday when caught in cogs of a machine. Fortner, Photographer, Stepfing, Colo.
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