First on hand prepared to purchase will be first served
Purchasers should be ready to close contracts at selection time as no purchases will be held. The prompt emphasizes immediate closing for those who are prepared to buy, with first on hand ready to purchase receiving service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Dunkleberger
Dunkleberger
Otero
Ani
Reninstead
Rocky
Igo
Elles Dunkleernorh
Administrateix
Strale & Beans
Attys
Church News Reports Growing Baptist Meetings with Pastor Invite
The Baptist church holds growing special meetings led by Rev. Hugh W. Brown of Chicago who is expected Saturday and will preach Sunday morning and evening. Attendance has been strong as the church seeks continued divine guidance and blessings for their countywide efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Hugh. W. Brown
Chicago
Brown
Methodist Episcopal Church
W C T U extends praise to Carrie Nation and allies
Rocky Ford March 5 report states at a March 1 meeting the organization resolved to send hearty congratulations and appreciation to Mrs Carrie Nation and her associates for their righteous indignation against the liquor traffic, which harms all. Committee Mus G W Goss and Mrs S M Kirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ford
Carrie Nation
Mus
G. W. Goss
Mas. S. M. Kirk
Obituary and community notices from a Early 20th century issue
Obituary items note Myrtle May Chapman born April 18 1800 died February 26 1001 after a bout of la grippe and heart failure with funeral at Mrs Jamison home conducted by Rev Davenport. The notice also mentions Marie Langham died at 17 in Rocky Ford with services at M E church. Card of thanks from D P Chapman and Jamison family for support during illness and death. Resolutions by Modern Woodmen of America express sympathy for Neighbor Bray and family. Local items include contracts for John Vroman ranch dwellings tenant farming land allotments and new millinery head Miss Lena Lacy from Chicago joining Gibson Racket Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle May Chapman
Mra Jamison
D. P. Chapman
Anice
Peabody
Myrtle
Jamison
Glock
W. T. Davenport
Rocky Ford
Marie Langham
M. E. Church
Andrew On
Wesley
Arkansas
Wurmas
Dray
Bray
Brey
W. C. Hextronp
C.D. Asters
S. H. Pontocr
Committee of Modern Woodmen of America
Correspondence Highlights Local Club Meetings and Moves
Preaching Sunday by Rev Davenport after school. Lasses Sewing Circle met with Mrs K L Mumford. Grange organized need more names to proceed. join via Will Morrison or H J Woodbury. Social last night drew good attendance and program. Newdale Melon Association invites members through President Morrison or Secretary Woosbury. M C Elliott formerly of Tyner has moved to Sugar Beet Co. land living in white house on old Nicholes place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Lasses Sewing Circle
K. L. Mumford Yeeteray
Newdale Melon Association
Morrison
Woosbury
M. C. Elliott
Tyner
Town
Sugar Beet Co
White House
Nicholes Place
Revival Boom In Olney Sparks Growth And Building
Olney shows rapid growth with ongoing revival services, new church members, land sales, and planned construction. Rev Darsie’s sermons are praised. Geo Hackworth owns land and builds a house. Twin Lakes surveys land near the canal. Woodmen plan a larger hall. Christ church women strive to raise funds for a new church. Mrs F E Collins buys several acres from Twin Lakes Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noumber
Herve
Darsie
Geo. Hackworth
Indies of the Christ Lehareh
F. E. Collins
Twin Lakes Co
Water bonds proposed to extend city water works
Voters face a proposition to issue 10000 additional water bonds to improve the water works and extend mains. The plan includes freeing well No 2, sinking a new well, and installing a pressure pump to ensure constant reservoir pressure. Engineers say a second well near well No 29 would meet needs for years, with revenue improving as connections grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Bond vote decision may impact irrigation revenue
The article discusses revenue changes based on bond approval. If bonds pass and the system is improved and extended, revenue rises. If not, irrigation will rely on wired water and ditch water during the season, which the public reportedly does not want.
Cemetery Improvement Adds Shade Trees At Community Plot
The cemetery will be planted with 500 ash trees donated by Mr. Lewis Swink. A row will line the boundary and flank the avenue, improving an area long seen as uninviting. The cemetery association and Mr. Swink will be thanked by the people for this adornment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Swink
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Rocky Ford Hardware Co
Steel Ranges
Homeseekers
Last Chance
Rocky Ford Ditch
Newdale Station
Martin
Colo
W. B. Gobin
Opera
R. D. Clark
Hal Reid
Tennessee
Awenta
Stafford Press
Kew Haven
Conn
Church News
Episcopal Church
W. H. Haupt
Innor
M. E. Reharch
Fleming
Mrs. Nation
DD. P. Chapman
C. Z. Tuttle
John Vroman
Vroman
F. M. Hines
South Main
F. W. Galway
Lena Lacy
Gibson
Lee
Newdale
Will Morrison
H. J. Woodbury
Olney Springs
Olney
W. L. Hartman
Pueblo
Harry Morris
Twin Lakes Water Company
James Whitcomb Riley
Lea Ant Hal Ried
Stagedown
Amon
H. T. Maxwell
Oliver Vwiet
Bearby
eAignet
Kearby
W. Ek
Ely
Avison
Lonsenstas
Howele
Dr. Keardy
Mihotte
Tage
Guy Arterly
Hegins
Esaminati
Rocky Pordont
Keute
W. Engls
Bertilern
Peeake
Enteprise
Rocky Felt
Sugar City
Pemplea
Pueblo Post
DeWat
Vale
Dr Krotty
Willa Topeka
Californias
R. Cook
Sai
OK Sar
SPR
Geo. W. Gross
City Bakery
South Side
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