The Enterprise Defends Its Public Duty in Criticism
The Enterprise asserts its role in protecting the community against unjust actions by individuals and businesses. It cites recent criticisms of public performances, impure food, smallpox spread, and costs to victims, insisting its columns remain open to readers and subjects for public debate.
Editorial stance on Mrs Eddy wealth and personal liberty
The Enterprise cites editor Brisbane and Mary Baker Eddy over legal control of her fortune, denouncing the notion of deeming her mentally unsound and condemning laws used to seize wealth. It critiques public and press attitudes while noting Lamar Sparks regrets missing a Jamesown Exposition invitation amid rail and newspaper frictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan
Christian Science Church
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Brisbane
Lawless
Lamar Sparks
Lamar
Seacoast
Flower Sunday Observed Across Churches Next Sunday
The churches plan Flower Sunday services next Sunday with morning observances at the rec church and evening services at the M. E. church. A sacred song service is set for the Baptist church in the evening, with other usual services. Reverends Davenport and Hollenback return from vacations and resume pulpit duties next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rec
M. E
Baptist Church
Davenport
Hollenback
Local social and business notes and shipments
Mrs. S M Kellogg hosts a second gathering of her friends with another pleasing program. Dr Van Buskirk sold his racing gelding Bill Nye to J C Kane Co. The horse is said to be fast as the Fourth approaches. H A Dawley returned from Cheyenne as a Masonic committee member touring lodges. Mrs VanBuskirk reports cold eastern weather and plans to return home for summer. VanBuskirk Beall unload four carloads of cantaloupe crates, first shipment of the season, after sending order to Muscatine Iowa for a No 1 pine crate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. van Buskirk
Bill Nye
J.C. Kane & Co
VanBuskirk & Beall
Tey
Muscatine
Iowa
Wisconsin
Land Convention Hears Fight Over Public Lands Policy
The Rocky Ford Board of Trade urges five men to Denver to defend Roosevelt’s public land policy against lease advocates. The piece argues against private ownership of the earth, warns of land monopolies, and notes clashes in Chicago over school land leases and the broader push for land reform and taxation of land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford Board of Trade
Delea
Denver
Roosevelt
West
U. S. Senate
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Great West
Taylor
Wisconsin State University
State Agricultural College
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Busse
Dunne
Public Utilities Corporations Combine Corruption Fund
Daily Press
Liberal Party
Great Britain
Henry Campbell-Bannermar
England
Ireland
Scotland
Igepis
James J. Hill
U. P. Railroad
Minnesota
Eastaly
Oy Mountains
Hill
John D. Junior
Marshall Field Junior
Italy
Local Editors Praise Roosevelts Policy and Paper Leadership
Leaders urge support for forest reserve policy to protect irrigation waters in the Arkansas Valley. The Holly Chieftain praises the stance, while the Rocky Ford Enterprise shows progress under new ownership. Mr Barkley maintains a strong lead among local papers, with current administration pushing ahead. Mrs Polk Salyer departs Saturday for Indiana visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlemen
Roosevelt
Arkansas Valley
Rocky Ford Enterprise
Barkley
Mrs. Polk Salyer
State
Indiana
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Enterprise
Will RE. Moneman
H. A. Dawley
Cheyenne
Ginger
BY G. H.T
State Land Board and College Board
Roberts
M. E. Church
Duke of Westminster
Glasgow
Britain
Emerald Isle
Turday
Handkerciefs
Sel
Porega
Corte Ceee
Hilfiker’s Cash Store
Ands
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
Fluke & Ritchie
South Main
Ss. A. McDonald
Cntractor
Fremont
Neb
Littleton
Colo
M. Todd
Littleton, Colorado