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Newspaper
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Location
Rocky Ford, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
3
The sugar beet value as a revenue producer is clearly shown as farmers in beet districts receive timely payments. Beet contracts fix price per ton, avoiding market swings that hit other crops, and payments arrive quickly at the factory, boosting farmers' purchasing power and offering relief during financial downturns.
Jessie H. Fannin died after a factory accident and illness with burial in Denver conducted by Rev. Davenport. James Nelson of Chadwick died in Rocky Ford of tuberculosis after seeking climate relief. remains returned to the old home. Charles Murphy, 14, jailed for theft, sentenced to Golden Reform School by Judge Wallis after pilfering at Weld rooming house. reform school chosen as hopeful future.
The San Souci club met with Mrs. W. J. Brown last Tuesday for a Whittier centenary observance. The program focused on the poet with a brief biography, poems, and anecdotes, rekindling school day memories of Quaker poet life and writings. P. K. Blinn of the Experiment Station will travel to Washington next month to present a paper before the National Breeders Congress. Mrs. Mattie Hulse has filled orders for hand painted china from New York and Germany. The Craighead home in La Junta welcomed a baby girl on Wednesday, prompting the new address cue grandpa.
A historical ad fragment touts Dr. Pierce’s Di covery for lingering eye strain and general consumption symptoms. It urges fair trial but warns it won’t cure advanced cases or all health issues. It promises early use can prevent progression and offers cost claims.
The Grand hosts Buster Brown next Thursday night December 26. Once thought for children only the musical comedy draws grownups with fresh dialogue bright numbers and jingling music. For patrons a mail window will be open 9 AM to 12 PM on Sunday December 22 and Christmas Day December 25.
Fine box stationery and cut glass at Clark's Music Book Store and City Drug Store for gifts. STAUF FER'S hosts a Lamb guessing contest with a roster prize for the closest guess, weighing on the 25th after display. Peoples Mission seeks donations for Christmas dinners, with a tree event on December 24 and gifts for local needy children. Iron donation pots will be placed on streets Monday and Tuesday.
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