Marriage Announcement of Miss Rasmussen and Mr Ford
Cards out announce the marriage of Miss Metherier Rasmussen to Mr Luther M Ford at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday July 18 at 8 p m The Enterprise extends congratulations in advance.
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Newspaper
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Location
Rocky Ford, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
5
Cards out announce the marriage of Miss Metherier Rasmussen to Mr Luther M Ford at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday July 18 at 8 p m The Enterprise extends congratulations in advance.
A historic Rocky Ford ballot argument asserts saloons harm city growth and safety. It claims prohibition attracts better settlers, protects youth, boosts legitimate trade, and preserves peace while criticizing the liquor trade as destructive. It cites local spending shifts and past city improvements tied to anti liquor policy.
A mixed batch of Rocky Ford items from 1906 discusses saloon sentiment, local politics, deaths of former residents, business changes at the Rocky Ford Seed Co and Seed House, Burrell’s cantaloupe promotion, and a Jamaica note praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Notable names include D W Burrell E Maude Burrell and Mrs Michael Hart. The piece also mentions Miss Josie Boulware and G W Coffman.
Hay stacking work advertised for The National Sugar Manufacturing Company at Sugar City Colorado. G W Ingalls Superintendent of Agriculture invites applicants and provides address. Also notes demand for Percheron and Goose Stallions and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Dr King s New Life Pills with pricing and sales outlets.
A brisk coal sales pitch urges immediate orders to ensure warmth before a cold spell. It warns that delays could lead to rationing or scarcity, threatening households including wives and children. The ad promises clean, high quality coal and offers a phone connection for ordering.
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