Hadger Named for Sheriff in Otero County Race
The Enterprise announces Harry Badger as a Republican candidate for sheriff of Otero County subject to the county convention. Badger, longtime resident, farmer, and stockman, is praised for energy and integrity. The paper scrutinizes local politics, noting court actions, saloon licenses, and related disputes in Rocky Ford and La Junta.
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Harry Hadger
Otero County
Harry Badger
S. P. Derrick
David Morrow
Rocky Ford
Fowler Tribune
Alderman Morrow
Ald Morrow
License Clash in Rocky Ford City Council Session
Mayor Pollock warns aldermen as license ordinance passes despite opposition from Ald Stoop. Finance row over unpaid bills continues, and the Santa Fe gains control of the Arkansas Valley railroad extending from Rocky Ford to Las Animas. Rest home for Elizabeth J. Nay announced with funeral arrangements.
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Crosier
M. A. Randall
Beall
Moody
Ald. Stoop
Marshal Baldwin
Ald Stoop
Pollock
Ald. Nichols
H. Otis Brown Mill Co
Ald
Stoop
Nichols
Amos
Morrow
McPherson
Hickox
Tribune
Rocky Ford
Santa Fe
Arkansas Valley Railroad
Arkansas Valley
American Beet Sugar Company
Lamar
Shelton
Holbrook Valley
Horse Creek
Las Animas
Holbrook
Sugar
Union Pacific
Sugar Factory Prepares for Strong Beets Harvest and Sugar Campaign
The plant shows ample coal and a new water line boosting fire protection across the grounds. A large workforce is tuning machinery for the campaign. Beets harvest starts early September with sugar production around the tenth, signaling a large Arkansas valley crop with high beet quality.
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Arkansas Valley
Swink Seen as Logical Candidate for Governor
The article argues Swink should lead the Republican ticket in Colorado, contending Bent’s supporters split the state and Swink’s backing grows in Pueblo and beyond. It notes Swink previously aided Bent for auditor and faces opposition from Bent’s faction, urging strong backing from all regions to unite for the governorship.
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Swink
G. W. Swink
Colorado
Bent
Lamar
State Auditor
State Senate
W. Swinks
Pueblo
Saloon licensing ordinance publication stirs local debate
The Enterprise reports a controversial saloon licensing ordinance appeared in a supplement amid a heated fight to block reestablishment of saloons in Rocky Ford. The decision sparks questions of legality and newspaper practice while highlighting the rivalry of three city papers and the pressure of timely advertising.
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Enter- Reise
Everyoay
Enterprise
Enterprise Office
Pueblo Land Office
U. S
Rocky Ford
Fraternal meeting urged plus local notices in brief
Fraternal Union of America requests officers and Oneite Lodge No. 479 members to meet at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 4 45 PM for a special address by Rev. J J H Reedy of Denver. Also notes gardening and real estate ads, a silk cape found, and various local services and sales.
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Presbyterian Mane
Elizabeth J. Nay
Oneite Lodge
Presbyterian Church
J. J. H. Reedy
Denver
Benj E. Moody
F. M
Geo. F. Weist
F. A. Rivers
Holbrook Center
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Che Enterprise
D. W. Barkley
Zang Brewing Co
Martin's Row
St. James
Malnix
City of
la Junta
Nicholas
Fraternal Union of America
Silk Cape
W. R. Cline
Ida Patterson
Alva Tuttle
Oliver P. Cooper
Longworth
S. Main
St. Vitus
Holly
Amity
J. L. Weart
Rowley
Iowa
Whitney
Longworth Hotel
L. R. Fenlason
Barton School House
R. S. Beall
W.C. Steele
Jay & Gorrell
Mortimer A. Randel
Hale
Burrell
Avard
Chas. Baldwin
Edwardsville, NL
Chamberlain
Phenicie's
J.w.phenicie
E.G. Shelton
the State Bank
John E. Godding
E. J. Smith
Geo. W. Swink
D. W. Barkley, Jr
Cash
Bicycle & Automobile CQ
A. N. Griswold
Agbucy
Fluke & Ritchie’s
Daniel Deemer
Pittsburg
Albert M. Travis