The Glenwood post., 1906-04-21

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(Okla.) Exponent.
The town board took action at their
last meeting toward abating the tramp
nuisance in Brush. When man asks
for something to eat, just call up the
mayor or the marshal and the fellow
wants will be attended to and at the
same time you will be helping to keep
our streets in shape. Brush Republi-
can.
!. Boys should be made to earn what
they spend is perhaps good doctrine,
but it makes you shudder when you
see a kid who should be in school
doing mans labor on our streets.
Everybody works but father" might
be well applied here. A good humane
agent could occasionally do business
in Steamboat Springs. Steamboat
Sentinel.
County Assessor j. p. McMillen
stopped in Glenwood Springs last Sat
urday on his way from Red Cliff. Mr..
McMillen had some business with the
supervisor of the Holy Cross forest re
serve. and attended the Garfield
County Sunday school convention in
the afternoon and evening He was
the guest of Senator Taylor the same
evening. -Basalt journal.
We have heard it contended that
twenty tons per acre is maximum
yield of sugar beets. Yet there are
reports of unquestionable authenticity
of Arkansas Valley beet growers hav
ing grown over thirty tons per acre
last season. When this entire valley
begins raising the sugar beet in
quantity. we shall expect to see the
record yield per acre mount up toward
forty tons. Plateau Voice.
The La Junta Republican. which
undertook to fill long felt want for
third paper at La Junta, gave up the
struggle last week after precalious
existence of several months. Mr.
Daily published an interesting news
paper, but the business men of La
Junta could not see the necessity Of
advertising in third newspaper when
the old ones covered the field thorough
ly.-Lamar Sparks.
Halmar Norgaard, of Gypsum, whose
services have been secured to take
charge of the creamery at this place
now about completed. arrived in Rifle
last Sunday, and is at present guest
of his brother law, MI B. F. Mil
Ter, recently of the Telegram. Mr..
Norgaard has had considerable cream
cry experience, having had the mana
cement of the Norgaard creamery
near Edwards for several years, and
will no doubt give eminent satisfac-
tion in the position he has accepted.
Rifle Telegram.
He who would throw anything in
the way of the progress Of the Moffat
road is not friend to the state or to
the agencies for the upbuilding of the
great west. Not only has Mr.. Moffat
remained in the state and spent his
money where he made it, but to his
efforts are due the bringing in of mil
lions Of eastern capital during the past
25 years. Colorado has no more loyal
or faithful son than David f. Motfat.
Yet he is being attacked, for political
ends, through the capitalists who are
associated with him. Boulder News.
The Star journal has made its sec
ond great hit within half month.
1t has secured the services of car
toonist who has no equal in the state
except perhaps the cartoonist who tor
years has been in the employ OF the
Denver Post, and who has a national
reputation. The cartoons which now
appear every evening in the Star
Journal give that paper great de-
gree of popularity. Mr.. Jack, the
artist, comes from Glenwood Springs,
where he developed his talent on the
Post of that beautiful city, one of
the very best weekly newspapers in
Colorado. Pueblo Post
meeting of the directors of the
canning factory was held here on
Wednesday afternoon. Because
Of the stock was not repre-
sented the meeting adjourned till Sat
urday evening April 81, at $50
O'Clock. 1t is not known what will
be done with the factory A good
many of the stockholders are willing
to sell at from 40 to so cents on the
dollar. The factory might pay for
itself in one year if fruit should be
come very cheap, SO it would seem the
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