Endeavorers Meet as Ten Commandments Are Revised
Southeast Colorado Christian Endeavor convention in Rocky Ford drew delegates from local societies and the region. The gathering featured talks by Drichaus and Lehman, a civic ethics emphasis, and a revised Ten Commandments for Christian citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
Colorado
L. S. Dudley
Pollock
Rock Ford
W. Spencer
Pueblo
Drichaus
Las Animas
C. E
Ohio
Karl Lehman
L. J. Henrr
Baptist Young Copies Union
Clottier
E. P. Smith
Noble
L. G. Thompson
Davenport
Thompson
Allen J. Read
Oung Peoples Societies
Florence Dunkleberger
First Presbyterian Church Society
Rocky Ford
Lehman
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Prospectus Push from Goldfield Broker in Rocky Ford
Paul E. Kennedy, now in the Goldfield Nevada mining investment field, is sending ground floor prospectuses to Rocky Ford friends inviting them to invest. The writer expresses confidence in Paul but cites uncertainty about mining holes and a lack of available capital, noting that others may choose to invest despite the doubts.
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Paul E. Kennedy
Goldfield
Nev
Rocky Ford
Paul
Rocky Ford Fourth of July Parade and Celebrations
The Rocky Ford community celebrated the Glorious Fourth with a grand parade featuring Indians on horseback, a city band, and a float from local Japs with a sugar beet symbol. Mayor Pollock welcomed spectators as Rev. W. S. Harter spoke on patriotism, followed by large forenoon exercises and a second parade of Rocky Ford and Sugar City teams with cheering fans.
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City Park
Main Street
Fair Ground
Grand Stand
Pollock
Harter
Fair Grounds
Rocky Ford
Sugar City
Glorious Fourth Parade Ends With Fireworks Display
The narrative describes a civic parade with decorated autos and floats including a $100,000 Water Works design, burlesques on city figures, and floats from local businesses and groups. A 2–0 Rocky Ford win in a baseball game is noted, followed by a full race program and a grand fireworks finale after 8:50 p.m. The day featured Japanes e daylight fireworks, a burro-drawn delivery wagon, and community events on the race course grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Thomas Jefferson
Enterprise
City Civic Administration
City Justice Mill
McD
Marshal Croop
Kendig
Kellogg
Horace
Sprink
D. W. Barkley
Earl Rex
English Lumber Co
Cement Stone Co
Price & Lance
City Board Hears Civic Improvement Plea and Resigns Treasurer
Alderman Gauger records minutes as Civic Improvement Society petitions for weed cutting and alley care, and calls for street beautification. Mayor says garbage collection system is being organized. Treasurer Hartley resigns. George Babcock appointed to fill vacancy. Pure Springs Water Co. contract reviewed. water rates discussed with meter system. Rocky Ford boosters visit La Junta for street fair. large turnout and noisy parade. Mrs. O C Lamberton hosts 25 guests with out-of-town attendees from Denver Swink and Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Improvement Society
Aldermanic
McKelvey
Gauger
J. E. Lawson
W. D. Lewis
Civic Improvement Society
Pollock
Hartley
George Babcock
Pure Springs Water Co
Rocky Ford Boosters
la Junta
Father Swink
Mother Swink
Rocky Ford
Quiet Home Wedding Unites Miss Elva Pine and Mr Norman Ringer
In Colorado Springs last evening at Mrs Alberta Newell’s Cascade Avenue home, Miss Elva Frances Pine wed Mr Norman Ringer, conducted by Rev W Charles Wall. Only close friends attended. The bride, a longtime resident and high school graduate, and the groom, manager of the Western Union Telegraph office, plan to reside at 507 North Tejon Street after August 1.
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Colorado Springs
Alberta Newell
Cascade Avenue
Ringer
Western Union Telegraph Office
Floating Dredge Advances Across Colorado Arid Plains
A steam driven floating dredge, 60 by 14 feet, works on the Otero Canal south of town, cutting 400 feet of canal daily. An artificial dam holding 4 feet of water powers the operation as the vessel enlarges 25 miles of canal at an estimated cost of 32000 dollars. Mr. Horton supervises the day shift and explains the process to curious onlookers.
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Panama Canal
Great Lakes
Colorado
Otero Canal
Otero
Horton
Jammed Feet of Star Dawley After Lumber Car Accident
Star Dawley son of H A Dawley of the English Lumber Co had his feet badly bruised when a lumber car was bumped by an engine causing the pile to close in on his feet. No bones were broken and he is nursing bruised feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Dawley
H. A. Dawley
English Lumber Co
Cheraw
Star
Juvenile Court Did Not Sentence Two Youthful Burglars
Clarence Adams and Leo Cuyler were tried by the District Court though they were suitable for juvenile court. The Enterprise erred in saying Judge Wallis committed them. Justice Preble was instructed by the district attorney to commit them to the higher court for trial. A juvenile sentence might have spared future reflection on their characters if reform at the reform school succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Davenport
Mr. Lehman
Harten
Paul M. North
Young Peoples Societies
Davenport
Buchtel
Denver City
Committee On
Drichaus
Las Animas
W. S. Davenport
Committee On Resolutions
Clarence Adams
Leo Cuyler
Wallis
Preble
Reform School
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