Made From Native Roots Safe And Reliable
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription made from native roots for female weaknesses. It claims cures for bearing down headaches and weakness, promotes health for working women and nursing mothers, and promotes the pellets for constipation as a mild safe remedy.
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Bishea
Dr. Fierce
Pierce
Green Mountain Falls correspondents visit and travels
Dr Sigman returns to the Falls for a week. Families and guests like Mr and Mrs Maxwell, the Gedding party, and Misses Fleming visit, with outings to Woodland Park and Rocky Ford. Local chores and visits fill the week including new irrigation talks and phone installations.
Community Notes From Grand Valley And Surrounding Areas
Epworth League plans Sunday gathering at Grand Valley with a postponed service. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 30 to plan The Baby Show. Rocky Ford Yeomen visit La Junta with Archers at Antelope Homestead and a large turnout. Moonlight lodge outing and Rowena Club activity noted. Expressions of thanks from local families. A P Smith resigns as R W English Lumber yard manager. D T Whitlock to succeed. Indian land claim No 4 decided in favor of R F Herndon. Mrs M M Nelson of Rocky Ford visited C H Green family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Johnson
la Junta
Henry Clark
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Rocky Ford
Antelope Homestead
Archers
van Winkle
Frank John
A. P. Smith
R. W. English Lumber Co
D. T. Whitlock
R. F. Herndon
John E. Mack
Herndon
M. M. Nelson
C. H. Green and
Ordway New Era
Things Are Lookin Bully Along the Arkansaw
A nostalgic lyric notes good years ahead along the Arkansaw with rains favorable and crops thriving. The meadow lark sings at eve and the mockingbird chirps at dawn while cantaloupes hay beets thrive.
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Arkansaw
Transformation of the Arkansas Valley Gains Rapid Momentum
The Arkansas Valley, especially Fremont Pueblo Otero Bent and Prowers counties, shows rapid growth with rising population wealth and modern amenities. The piece notes ongoing cantaloupe commerce in Rocky Ford and Pueblo, Shifts in business, real estate and mortuary services, and a growing regional economy reflected by Santa Fe trade.
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Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Fremont
Pueblo
Otego
Bent and
Prowers
rOgBuin
Gupa Ee Room
Canon City
Lamar
Rocky Ford
Santa Fe
Church notices and services listed for multiple denominations
Local churches announce Sunday programs with preaching times Sunday school and youth meetings. Geraptist Brethren conduct a 2 pm service led by S J Miller and J Yoder. Baptist and Methodist venues feature morning and evening services. Presbyterian notes no service due to absence. Epworth League and prayer meetings scheduled. Episcopal evening prayers and a potential last sermon by Rev J J H Reedy noted.
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Eldera S. J. Miller
McPherson
J. Yoder
Conway Springs
LaFayette
S. S
First Church of Christ, Scientists
First Christian Science Society
Hagen Block South Main
Presbyterian Church
J. J.H. Reedy
Reedy
Denver
Rocky Ford School Board Adopts New Writing System and Plans Growth
The Rocky Ford school board approved Milne’s arithmetic method and the Spencerian writing system, added a commercial course on the second floor of the W. R. Dye building, and discussed future growth including a potential new building at Washington school to house the commercial program and possibly domestic science. The town promotes better schools as a civic duty and notes community activities and local business notices including seed company operations and livestock listings.
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Milne’s
W. R. Dye
Rocky Ford
Washington School
Colorado
Rev. Lee
Pueblo
John Little
Ebbert Seed Co
South Main
Rocky Ford Lodge
J. B. Ritter
Grand Lodge
Florence
No Excuse p Foe Carrying Concealed Weapons
A mix of local notes. An anti concealed weapons rant advocates strict penalties. Other items mention gubernatorial contenders, labor figures, and a Rockford Yeomen parade. Also reports farming fair judging and a telephone anecdote. Real estate in Garden Place sale and teacher examinations announced. Carrie Money is county superintendent.
Mystery Solved by Dr King's New Life Pills
A Magnolia Indiana man praises Dr King's New Life Pills for stopping bilious attacks and constipation. The ad promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back and notes pills cost 25 cents at all druggists. The Enterprise offers printing blanks on short notice if stock is missing.
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Dr. King
Youn N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Electric Bitters and Local notices headline roundup
The item cites Electric Bitters as a cure for kidney and general debility with a testimonial from E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana. It notes a $17 000 prize pool at the Pueblo State Fair mid September. It also references Bucklen’s Arnica Salve famed for burns and wounds and announces The Enterprise stationery and job printing capabilities in Rocky Ford.
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E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Hamm
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Rocky
Ford Country
New Santa Fe Rates And Summer Diarrhoea Advice
The notice lists new Santa Fe rates to several destinations including Colorado Springs and Denver. It also urges care for a child’s summer diarrhoea and endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by castor oil. Endorsement from Rev. M. O. Stockland of Little Falls Minnesota appears, with sales by Avard's Pharmacy.
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Colorado Springs
Denver
Chamberlain
M. O. Stockland
M. E
Little Falls
Minn
Avard
Sea Wall Safety Compared With Waco Resident's Claim
Galveston's Sea Wall offers safety, while E W Goodloe of Dutton Street, Waco Texas reports using Dr King's New Discovery for five years. He says it cured a long lasting cough and now protects against chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and pneumonia. Pleasant to take and guaranteed with a trial bottle free. Regular bottles priced at 1.00.
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Galveston
E. W. Goodloe
Dutton St
Waco
Tex
Dr. King
Coal Demand Urges Immediate Orders Before Cold Set In
A regional coal seller warns that winter will bring colder weather and warns customers not to delay purchases. The notice emphasizes securing a full coal supply now to avoid shortages and protect households, livestock, and livestock keepers from hardships and price spikes.
Side-Walk Notice to Chas M Martin Estate Rocky Ford
George H. Glass issues a formal sidewalk notice for Main Street between Pine Avenue and city limits. Chas M Baldwin administrator must build within 30 days per City Council resolution Ordinance No 8 or city authorities will erect the sidewalk and place the cost as a lien on Lot Kin Block 92 Second Filing City of Rocky Ford. The last publication date is August 17 1906.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Chas
M. Martin
Baldwin
City of
Main Street
Pine Avenue
Mary E. Chew
Pueblo
Free to the Public at The Enterprise Office
The Enterprise office offers free printed matter including a one page folder with a condensed statement of Rocky Ford country advantages a table of ditch priorities and the names and locations of Rocky Ford streets and a condensed Santa Fe timetable showing train times for Rocky Ford La Junta Pueblo Colorado Springs and Denver.
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Enterprise Office
Rocky Ford
Laints
Pueblo
Colorado
Springs
Denver
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Undertaker
Elm Avenue
Z.T. Roberts
S. H. Pollock
Fred A. Sabin
Beall
George R. Daring
Canon City Coal
George McD. Osborn
Rocky Ford Hardware Co
R. L. Brown
Hale Block
Joel W. Todd
Colecti
Godding
Rocky Ford, Colo
Green Mountain Falls
Sigman
Manny, Vernon
John Watters
Kenneth
Manderson Evans
H. L. Maxwell
T. F. Godding Jr
Ford
Warren
Carolyn Maxwell
Gee, Hammond
Beth Galiger
Jessie Haworth
Maxwell
Carolyn
E. J. Smith
Wilma Godding
Victor Talking Machine
Gedding
Geo. Lewis
Leland
Junior
Lewis
J. E. Gedding
Green Mt
Dudley Lewis
Woodland Park
Burrow Express
Carrie
Mary Fleming
Wall
Fowler
John Ginter
Indian Territory
Bertha
Ed Ginter
Ruth McIntosh
Ordway
Ethel Todd
C. R. Vescelus
South Bend
J. M. Kelsay
S. E. Vanderen
George Curtis
the Cedars
Roy Rose
George Cullison
Grand Valley
Epworth League
Virgil Moore
F. M. Brown
Elmer Brown
Croesus
John Thompson Grocery Co
A. T. Brown
C. H. Mathis
Blackville
S.C
Palace
Young Bros
W. J. Brown
Arthur Casebeer
Sprinker
E. B. Hughes
New York City
Newdale
Swink River Bridge
Dr. Roberts
Efine
Kimzey
Masonic Lodge
Church News
Swink Bridge
C.C. Larson
H. S. Maxwell's
Missouri
R.S. Beall
Fowler Tribune
G. W. Swink
Democratic Party
Ben Lindsey
Alvan Adams
Publo
Theron Stevens
Ouray
Gompers
Debs
Ouray Plaindealer
Rocky Ford Yeomen
M. E. Snow
J. E. Dukes
E. H. Willard
Garden Place
C. M. Burke
Walnut
Iowa
Mr. Willard
Court House
Carrie E. Money, Co
Supt. of Schools
George H. Glass
F. J. Croster
F. J. Crosier