County Notes and Local Updates From Holly and Granada
Reports cover births and injuries around Holly including a daughter born to Gov Math ews on Thursday the 10th and Randall’s broken ribs from a horse, plus a citizens meeting nominating a ticket for mayor and trustees. Also noted are a Granada visitor planning a feed store, cattle shipment to Kansas City, eighth grade graduation in Lamar, wheat yields near 21 bushels with a standout 45 bushels by H S Kimber, a boy nearly killed by a burro, seed company visits, and four-pound cucumbers collected from fields.
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The
Holly News
Gov. Mathews
Local Notes from Lamar Area Read Like a Neighborhood Letter
Residents on the streets report Sunday and Thursday outings in Lamar. Visits include Mrs Jake Reyber at Mrs Blosser's and Miss Lily Blosser returning from Kans as she toured Iowa Ohio Indiana and Illinois. A sermon is planned at the schoolhouse next Sunday. A cow died after grazing sorghum and 15 month old Minnie Flasche died at home, described as God’s will.
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S. H. Huffman
Lamar
Jake Reyber
G. S. Blosser
Ed. Steward
Kerr
Blosser
Minnie
Flasche
Little Child Laid To Rest In Columbine Cemetery
A brief obituary notes the burial of a young child in Columbine cemetery on Thursday. The bereaved family receive community sympathy. The text also mentions Sim Davidson cutting alfalfa seed for Mesars, March, Philips and Church and Miss Addie Pearse visiting Mr. George Richardson’s family at Clover Meadow last week.
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Columbine
Sim Davidson
Mesars
March
Philips
Church
Addie Pearse
George Richardson
Clover Meadow
Don
More Sugar Factories for the Arkansas Valley
W T Winterhalter of the Rocky Ford beet sugar factory visits to report beet sugar prospects in Colorado and the Arkansas valley. He notes beets richer in saccharine matter, area under cultivation up 25 percent, and sugar output up about 40 percent from last year. He forecasts more factories, better yields, and expanded shipments via new Santa Fe spurs while praising irrigation funding and the National Irrigation Congress.
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W. T. Winterhalter
Rocky Ford Beet
Arkansas Valley
Winterhalter
Colorado
United States
Rocky Ford
Santa Fe Railroad
Pueblo
Colorado Chieftain
Canada
Roosevelt
Missouri
Pacific
Arizona
New Mexico
Salt Lake Basin
Utah
Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Congress
Ogden
Globe Democrat
Biz Fund For Reclamation Proceeds Grow in Treasury
The sale of public lands in arid states has generated a fund exceeding 16 million dollars now in the treasury. The money supports reclamation projects and related programs across drought-prone regions.
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Congress
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Denver
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S. F. White
Geo. Hollis
H. A. Pettee
John Murphy
Geo. Skelman
Ed. Tuttle
Kemper
Kemper Hay Camp
Wilson
Granada Times
W. J. Pratt
Holly
Granada
Pratt
John R. Gordon
Here
Kansas City
Mr Gordon
al. Hoyt
Mable Davis
Leona Hale
Bessie Dickinson
Rosebrough
Amity
H. S.kimber
Melvin James
O. L. Center
Detroit
Mich
Jerome B. Rice Seed Company
Providence
Coulter
French
Columbine Valley
OPLE
Pepeo
Quinine
Postoffice Building
National Irrigation Congress
North Main ST. Lamar
Franz Bros
RED Free City Delivery
Geo. T. Feast, Grocer
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