Bank Directors Offer to Settle and Pay Debts
Depositors hear that Receiver Hall will receive funds from director Swink and D W Barkley Jr as the bank's assets are examined. The meeting discusses bonds, an overdrawn account, and possible settlements to recover double stock liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swink
Hall
D. W. Barkley, Jr
State Bank
E. J. Wilcox
Denver
D. W. Barkley, Sr
Wilcox
David Barkley
la Junta
Barkley
Rev. L. M. Potashinsky
Thaursda
E. Church Builing Fund
Potashinsky
Barkley, Jr
Mortgan
Rocky Ford
Barkley, Sr
Enterprise Publishing Co
G. W. Swink
Fenton
G. M. Hall
Geo. W. Swink
North
White
John E. Godding
FE. J. Smith
Ers
Ral
Ebbert
T. F. Godding
D. W. Barkley,Jr
Smith
Rizer
E. J. Smith
Mr. Godding
W. E. Fenton
Pueblo County
Otero County
Durango Bank Depositors Hopeful Feebs and Farmers Short Course
Depositors at the Durango bank push for full repayment with interest as a committee proposes raising funds to pay claims under a threshold. Meanwhile local farmers will attend a State Agricultural College Short Course in Rocky next week with domestic science and public talks led by Mary F. Rausch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Venton
State Agricultural College
Rocky
J. H. Crowley
Juana Gury
Mary F. Rausch
Miss Rausch
Woman
Sugar Beet Area Dispute and West East Growth Factors
The Beet Sugar Gazette notes that eastern and irrigated western regions differ in beet farming. Eastern states average 42 416 acres with 9.62 tons per acre versus 41 748 acres and 11 tons per acre in the irrigated west. Despite more factories in the east, western regions show stronger growth potential and irrigation advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Buffum
Beet Sugar Gazette
Her
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fugland
VanBuskirk Ventures Melon Seed Field Expansion
Dr. VanBuskirk returns from California where he sold 1000 pounds of Netted Rock cantaloupe seed and secured distribution for 1000 acres of new lopes. He estimates 400 carloads of melons to markets next season and notes dry June July conditions support high quality vines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanBuskirk
California
Golden Gate State
Prohibition Delegation Visits Rocky Ford for Feedback
A three-person delegation led by M. M. Eaton visiting Rocky Ford last Friday surveyed local sentiment on prohibition. They found universal no saloon support, observed orderly conduct, and reported no major social ills. They planned to report favorably to Lamar’s town next spring and noted ongoing beet grower efforts against price cuts. Rumors of a Manzanola sugar factory circulated amid church revival meetings led by Mr. Sheafor with a Sunday men’s session scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Eaton
the News
R. Alfred Todd
J. D. Adkins
Treaser Prowers Co
Rocky Ford
Prohibition
Hed
Arkansas Valley
Lamar
Grwers
Otero Co. Beet Growers Association
First National
Farmers & Merchants
la Junta
Las Animas
Boards of Trade
Manzanola
Beatty Bros
John G. Vroman
The
Baptist Church
Arkansas Valley touted for growth in Earth magazine
Earth magazine highlights the Arkansas Valley with photos of Lockart Live Stock feeding yards north of the sugar factory beet fields and a cantaloupe shipment. It argues the valley’s land water and climate support permanent growth, healthful living, and rising land values, framing development as a strong long term bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Creek
Arkansas Valley
Rocky Ford
la Junta
Earth
Jon
Gardner and Trotter contest land rights in Otero county
John C Gardner and Charles H Trotter dispute their claim to a quarter section in the Pueblo land office Otero county Trotter argues residence and improvement requirements were not met and the contest proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Gardner
Charles H. Trotter
Otero County
Pueblo Land Ofice
Trotter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swink and
Mae Dee the Sees Ree UF
R. A. Hoffman
Colorado Prison Association
Heinz
Monarch
Weith
James Xe
Kimzey Grocery Company
Elusively Groceries
United States
First National Bank of
J. W. Young & CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!