Denver Dispatch of Odd Hours
Periodic time stamps show events spanning from 6:00 pm to 1:15 am with mentions of 12 hour markers and early morning a.m. references. The fragment hints at a schedule or timetable element involving several day parts.
03 Jul 1903
Page 1
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Newspaper
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Location
Rocky Ford, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
1
Periodic time stamps show events spanning from 6:00 pm to 1:15 am with mentions of 12 hour markers and early morning a.m. references. The fragment hints at a schedule or timetable element involving several day parts.
S. M. Kellogg D. O. osteopathic physician offers free consultation and examination. Graduate of American School of Osteopathy, office located at Wilson's Furniture Store, Rocky Ford, Colorado. Phone 671 Blue.
A wide range of events announced for the county fair with purse money from 70 to 500 dollars. Races include trot and pace formats for three counties Otero Bent and Prowers, watermelons day events, cowboy races, running dashes, and burro races. Entries close August 26 with first prizes totaling 4 dollars for top spots.
The Pueblo Indicator condemns a roping contest at the fair grounds Tuesday last. A steer was violently thrown and a long horn snapped off. after release the suffering animal lurched, then was roped again and its horn removed. The paper compares the cruelty to medieval sport and bullfighting, urging better treatment of animals and youth.
A Pueblo Post letter decries Mr. Bill Smith as half witted and half breed, urging drastic action behind a pig sty. Rev W L Riley of Cuba NY endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment after fifteen days of sciatica pain, claiming complete relief and recommending purchase at Hereford & Avard's.
A Rocky Ford notice recalls Jesse A. Moore's false claim that Mrs. A. E. Welsh and Rev. Welsh were secretly married. Moore swore an affidavit denying the slander. The item mixes public notices and local commerce from Rocky Ford Colorado dated 1905, including farm help ads and vendors.
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