The Glenwood post., 1906-08-04
PRESS CLIPPINGS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
jugular vein. He was taken home by
friend and DR.. Thompson summoned.
who took FIVE stitches in Harry's
throat, and at this writing he is doing
nicely and will recover. = Bssalt
journal.
1t has been frequently suggested and
the suggestion is a good one, for every
farmer to place his name and the name
of his farm on his road gate. Not
only would persons driving to place
more easily find 1t. but it would add
more pleasure and interest to people
driving from place to place. This last
regard would have special effect with
regard to we'll kept and Pretty houses.
An observing person will seldom pass
beautiful farm without desiring to
know who is its enterprising owner =
Basalt Journal.
An impression prevails throughout
this section and elsewhere that Fruita
is not grain producing community.
This years crop proves this untrue and
also demonstrates that grain can be
successfully grown In this section
Three crops have already been threshed
that show yield of forty bushels to
the acre. while one crop of about
thirty acres ran up as high as forty
six bushels per acre. Don't get 1t in
your head that Fruita raises nothing
hut fruit. spuds and sugar beets.-
Fruita Telegram.
There is considerable disappointment
so far this season among the lovers of
pscatorial sports. The fishing, ac-
cording to the reports of those who
have the habit, is poor and has been.
1t takes an expert to make a respect
able catch after an all days seige.
Some good catches have been made,
but they are an exception All man
ner of reasons for this are given
some say the streams are fshed out,
others, the season has been too cold.
and others that the water is yet too
high The streams are yst high for
this time of the year and most authori-
ties predict better fishing later in the
season-next month or September.
Eagle County Blade.
James L. Norman and wife of In
diana are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
G. Wiseman,. Mr. Norman spent
nearly three years in Rife in the early
'90's. He is now looking over the
country with the view of building a
Touring mill here at Rife. and he was
taken over to the Mamm and Divide
creek country by e. P. Larsen and
Rev. Horace Mann. The splendid
fields of grain in that section, on
Taughenbaugh mesa. and west of town
are convincing evidence Of the grow
ing possibilities on this part of Colu-
RADIO. and no doubt a Touring mill To-
Gated in the valley would be q good
investment. as we'll as an aid Of the
farmers for miles in every direction
Rife Reveille.
There is no one in the west who
pirates Of the sorry scheme OF things
when it comes to entertaining eastern
visitors. We are getting to be one
vast Coney Island and the board walk
at Atlantic City combined. Golden
visitors are swung from the top of
Castle Rock to the multitudinous joys
of Denver; from the crest of the
! mountains on the Moffat to the pin
nacle Of Pixies Peak, near Manitou;
from the lavish scenery Of the Loop to
a plunge in Glenwood's s pellucid pool.
II Diogenes had lived in the west he
never would have been content with q
tub raiment, but would have been hik-
ing himself ten hours day, getting
the shekels to show company the glaci-
ous realities of the Rockies. Yea in
deed. the ways here Of entertainment