Sugar beets and politics loom in Colorado news
The Rocky Ford column discusses shade trees and the upcoming city election while reporting agricultural talks at Loveland on sugar beets. It notes the post office becoming an international money order office and critiques a proposed Sabbath bill as dangerous to state interests.
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Washington Lincoln exercises shine at Washington School
Memorial events in honor of Washington and Lincoln filled all rooms with flags and tributes. Eighth grade performances included declamations, biographical sketches, eulogies, patriotic songs, and a notable annexation debate. The Patriot periodical was a highlight and over a hundred visitors attended.
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Best and business notes from La Junta area
ALEX. D. BEST settled in Grand Valley after visiting Colorado in 1873 and ranching success in stock raising. The Kouns Party Cantaloupe is incorporated with Emory Robb as president and A. P. Kouns as manager. Kimzey Grocery Co moves south stock to Gerbing's building for a fancy groceries focus. J. E. Gauger refutes a claim about a Feb. 25 market meeting for 700 cars. Memorial exercises for Washington and Lincoln praised in schools. Liberty school flies a new flag after it was raised with cheer. Iowans in Otero county discuss a reunion. John Ritchie injured by a horse. spring-like weather then snow and cold. Col. Thomas Holland travels to Rocky Ford to study fruit trees for planting. Holly Chief’s D.
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Geo. A. Daring
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D H Gnattam Dies in Colorado City After Illness
D H Gnattam died of pneumonia at his Colorado City home on February 17 1899 at age thirty five after a ten day illness. He was long time Rocky Ford resident and a loving husband and father. He belonged to A O U W in Nebraska. Mrs Graham and three young sons plus a brother from Bovina Colo left Sunday at 2 pm for their Nebraska home where she plans to reside. Friends in Colorado City extend sympathy.
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Callahan’s placarded hay shipments boost inquiries
x'. L. Callahan ships extensive alfalfa consignments with placards showing shipper and origin. The advertised approach generated inquiries for alfalfa and other Rocky Ford products. The town is praised for its strong promotion though last week’s sheep shipments to Kansas City yielded $4.75 to $4.90 per head.
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X’. L. Callahan
Kansas City
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