Sugar Making in Rocky Ford Nears Start at Osmose Plant
The Rocky Ford Enterprise reports preliminary steps for Osmose sugar production, with Superintendent Baird hopeful for Monday start and a 3 1/2 acre pond, while manager Wetzer and Health Officer Kendig inspect odor sources and slough conditions. Factory upgrades include two 10,000 gallon tanks and top-receptacle relocation, aiming for pure sugar and continuous operation through the campaign.
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Wetzer
Oficer Kendig
Ford
Kendig
Arkavens
Salvation Army Colony Cherry Tree Home in Amity Prowers
Staff Captain Benjamin thanks Rocky Ford donors for 816.05 gift to Cherry Tree Home on the Salvation Army Farm Colony. Colony plans September opening with Rocky Ford visitors and seeks community support. about 260 colonists on Fort Amity Colony plan to add fifty families this spring as finances allow. Communications directed to Cherry Tree Home Amity Prowers Co Colo.
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Benjamin
Salvation Army
Rocky Ford
Cherry ‘Tree Home
Amity Prowers Co
Colo
Fort Amity
Poison in a weary body in game and meat
The London Lancet discusses how eating high game risks toxins from putrefactive processes. Fatigue and overhunting may yield poisonous byproducts in meat, linking fatigue products to headaches and stomach pains in humans and urging humane slaughter to ensure wholesomeness.
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London
A Timely Suggesting on Political Bets and Service
The Chicago Record argues against wagering on political outcomes suggesting instead a week of street cleaning or similar useful labor to publicly shame those who seek to elevate the vanity of freakish bets.
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Harvey
Chicago
Arkansas
Chicago Record
Ballad of Babcock's Buttermilk Ballad
Miss Fanny Wallace wins the gold medal in a naval-interest gold medal contest. The Tuesday evening event featured Leland Pollock May Hyde Eunice Casebecer Sadie Service and Fanny Wallace as competitors. Wallace scored 453 points and Service 450 with Prof Harrison Rev Brown and Mrs Elser judging. Music interludes enhanced the program. The next WCTU oratorical contest will award a grand gold medal in August.
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Leland Pollock
May Hyde
Eunice Casebecer
Sadie Service
Fanny Wallace
Prof. Harrison
Rev. Brown
Mra. Elser
Miss Wallace
Miss Service
James Criswell Drowned in Dye's Lake
James Criswell drowned while swimming in Dye's Lake with B B Smith and Thos Byrum in a boat. Criswell disappeared after diving back toward the boat and was not saved. coroner noted no inquest. Funeral at Baptist church with Junior Order burial, Rev R S Walker delivering a sermon praising his better traits and warning against faults.
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Dye's Lake
B.B. Smith
Thos. Byrum
Jas. Criswell
Criswell
Smith
R. S. Walker
Order of American Mechanics
Elser
Goldsworthy
Messrs
Babcock and
Albert
Walker
Pace
LY Rsun
Rocky Ford
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Rocky Ford Country
American Beet Sugar Co
C. D. Ford
Republican State Central Committees
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Country Weekly
Republican Party
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Moravia
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Colorado
Germany
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Valley Hotel Co
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Newdale
Barwise
Cripple Creek
M. O. Cogins
Tubraday
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State Bank
G. M. Hall
J. H. Price
Mattie Hulse
Salvation Army Colony
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Castori Ra
Bignat G
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Miss Fanny Wallace
James Criswell
Dye’s Lake
New York Life Insurance Co
M. A. Randel
Star and Horse Shoe Tobacco
Battle Ax
Red Cross
Standard Navy
Wetmore’s
Old Coon
Anderson
California
New England
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Kansas
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Ckson
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Wit! Capital
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