Moving of Court House Delayed Amid Harvest Rush
SPECIAL LATE BULLETINN reports moving the court house will be delayed indefinitely due to harvest activity and service irregularities on the B M and B. An extension of the Missouri Pacific from Wichita to Beaver could aid the move once completed. The issue also omits continued story matter due to printing delays and features Mrs Ira M Hudson and daughter Marjorie visiting Eldorado relatives.
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Herald Shop Promises Fast Service Despite Delays
The Herald touts its modern, well equipped plant capable of handling rush printing and emergency jobs on short notice. Despite a late notice deadline for the delinquent personal tax list, the shop completed the printing within a day, emphasizing readiness to serve readers with “print them while you wait” speed.
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Special Notice on Light and Water Bills Payment
Light and water bills are due on the first of each month and must be paid by the 16th or service will be cut off without notice on the 16th with a $1 charge to reconnect. No one will be called or hunted up on the 15th. All bills payable to City Clerk by order of the Town Board Gwen Stephenson City Clerk.
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Gate oil well deemed dead after misfortune
John Taylor of Gate voices disappointment over the oil project after bail-out interference, arguing the $89,000 invested has essentially vanished. He believes the well might have produced if legal steps had proceeded, calling the venture a casualty of untamed kitty territory.
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A Bigger and Better Pueblo The Aim of All
Pueblo, June 18 report on post flood recovery efforts with military control, rescue camps, food and water distribution, and city wide cleanup. Officials cite Red Cross relief, guarded labor, and reclamation plans as 800 men are mobilized. death toll estimates range widely while optimism holds that Pueblo will rise from chaos.
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Mineral Palace Park
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