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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Electrical Experts
Here to Install Illuminated Signs and
Window Lighting System

WIndOw Lf&ntin& system
Superintendent De Vore of the Rocky
Ford Electric Co. spent last Friday and
Saturday in Pueblo at the Colorado
headquarters of Byllesby & Co., owners
of all the big electric plants in these parts
ON business connected with the install
lation Of an economical and satisfactory
system Of show window and sign lighting
and as result Of his visit we now have
with us E. F. Stone. superintendent of
light and power of the Pueblo and Subur-
ban Traction and Lighting Co., and F. S.
johnson. illuminating engineer and sign
expert, who will assist Mr.. DeVore in his
special campaign, The gentlemen are
calling upon our business men with up-to-
date ideas in window lighting. sign illum-
ination and electric advertising appliances
that may be installed together with a
free patrol service-at a much less rate
than was formerly paid for a most in
adequate service. and it is very likely
that in very short time the nightly gloom
will be dispelled and our business streets
will take on glitter and sheen that will
make it a pleasure TO go shopping at
night,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
SUGAR BEET HARVEST is ON


crop will have good effect upon all trade con-
ditions of the state. The Arkansas Valley will
receive about S2,5OO,0OO for its share of the
beets, aside from many thousands of dollars
paid out for supplies and labor.
The Office force at the plant under Cashier
Floyd Hawley has been increased to handle
the work. and the factory employees that have
been added during the week preparatory to
starting the plant have all been assigned to
their positions.
A noticeable and gratifying thing in con-
nection with the local plant is the fact that
great per cent of the male employees at the
factory are local men and young men. The
company has always made it point to employ
the local men when possible, and great num-
ber of the regular sugar makers yearly
payroll men at the plant rather than outsiders
brought in, and taken away again. The factory
therefore has home significance to it, the
same as any other local industry.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Melon CROP
BREAKS RECORD
Fifteen HundredC CarsShipped
from Arkansas Valley
ROCKY FORD
LEADS THE LIST
Quality Was Better than In Former
Years and Season Is Much
Longer. There Being Few
Craloads Yet to Ship.

The melon crop played ont this
week, bringing the season to a close
without interference by frost, which
il. something unusual for this section.
As a result of the long season the to-
tai shipments from the Arkansas Val
ley this year will run about 1900
cars. OF this seasons crop 1880
cars have been shipped over the San
ia Fe to all parts of the United
States and Canada, and it is estimat-
ed that the Ordway and Sugar City
section will make up the total to l.
500, as 22o cars of the pink meat va
riety have already been shipped and
with favorable weather shipments
will continue from north of the river
for few days yet.
Last seasons crop was trifle bet
ter than I,2oo cars, but both the wat
ermelons and cantaloupes were of
better quality and possessed a more
delicious flavor this year than ever
known before. The prices held up
better than common and as result
OF which the farmers netted more
money out of their crops. The season
was about ten days late this year,
opening on August IL as against
August heretofore. Late rains in
the summer caused the season to
come on later. Likewise. the season
is about the same number of days
late in closing. The season usually
closes about September 20. but held
en- until few days after October
this year.
Rocky Ford, from which the ia
nous melon took its name, receives
the distinction for shipping the great
est number of cars, 336 carloads OF
melons originating from that point.
Newdale came in for second place
with 3I2 cars. Last year Newdaie
shipped more cars than Rocky Ford.
The melon shipment in cars from
the Arkansas Valley this year was
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06

Tomorrow morning at o'clock the whistle
at the American Beet Sugar Co. Rocky Ford
factory will toot its announcement to the world,
or as much of the world as can hear it, the start
ing of the 1911 campaign, the 11th in the his
tory of the factory. and it promises to be
ticeable one, in that it is an outlet for several
hundred thousands of dollars worth of Arkansas
Valley product.
The lime kiln was fired this week, and
every day wagonloads of beets have been re-
ceived at the local weighing scales, where Joe
Lacy holds forth weighmaster. The outside
dumps are starting carloads to the plant and
the sheds will be we'll filled by the time the
first beets are turned in the feeding elevator to
drop into the grinding knives on the way to
sugar.
The factories of the state will have started
, by Monday on their disposition of $S,0OO,0OO
worth of sugar beets and the payment for this
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Makes Good Fodder.
Way Has Been Found to Make Stock
Food of Straw Diet.

To Shorty" Dye the credit belongs for
putting into successful operation meth
cd by which all straw that has been left by
threshers may be utilized as feed, and as
he informs the Enterprise agricultural
editor that he has not taken patent up
on the scheme and will eheerfully allow
those who wish to have the benefit OF his
formula, we will give our readers the
plan that Mr.. Dye says will rid the farms
Of their litter of straw and at the same
time become satisfactory stock food:
Near his feeding pens Mr.. Dye keeps
cleared space that is accessible from all
sides and on this he builds his feed stacks
as soon as possible after the third alfalfa
cutting. While the hay is yet green he
builds his stacks, laying first = laysr OF
straw, then layer Of alfalfa. and so on
in alternate layers until the stack is CON-
pleted. The hay Of course ''sweats" and
the straw takes up the sap. and this
makes the whole stack savorv mass
that Shorty" says will be eaten by
cattle in preference to the finest alfalfa
hay.
As this is certainly very cheap fod-
der, one-half Of the ingredients being
what has heretofore been looked upon as
Of no value excepting in compost heap.
and the rest an inferior and usually mo-
account" hay we believe that prospse-
tive feeders will find tho plan worthy
trial-and II you find it successful please
tall vour neiphbor. but be sure and give
Shorty" Dye the credit.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Delegates to Apple Congress

Following is the list of delegates ap-
pointed by Mayor Coffman to the Ameri-
can Apple Congress. to be held at Dem
yer, Nov. IA, S and l6:
j. H. Crowley, J. B. Hunt, o. w. West,
o. j. Baxter. G. A. Jones, Walter Bishop.
A. P. Kouns, Harry Badger,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Fruit shipments from valley points

Fruit shipments from valley points
this year is expected to exceed former
years, the season just beginning to
open. Canon City has shipped over
fifty cars already and the season has
practically not started yet. Two cars
of canned cherries were shipped from
Manzanola and Rocky Ford. going TO
Chicago. One car of Strawberries and
one car of cherries were shipped out
of Canon City early in the season:
Marzanola has shipped four cars OF
arples and Rocky Ford has shipped
two cars. and the season has scarcely
commenced.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Off for Chicago Home

Mrs. Mary Corooran and three children
who have been making an extended visit
at the home Of the formers uncle. J. S.
Green. left for their homo in Chicago on
Friday last.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1911-10-06
Will
ELECT OFFICERS
At the Regular Meeting To-
morrow Afternoon
ALSO PLANNING FOR
SPLENDID PROGRAM
Club Members VIII Decide whether
They Will Make Exhibit at Big
Land Shows and Colorado
Permanent Exposition

Saturdays meeting of the Otero Ag-
ricultural club. to be held at the sugar
factory meeting room. is to be featured
by an election Of officers, plenty of eat
ables and smoking materials. and also a
oorking good program on the relation of
the factory and farmer to each other in
harvesting 1911 crop Of beets. The list
of speakers, which embraces well known
farmers and authorities is herewith given:
THE SUBJRcT
Incorporation by the Growers and the
Sugar Company in Harvesting This
Years Beet Crop"
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w. W. Spencer cer-------------- 5 minutes
Chester johnson son----------- minutes
rat McEiroy------- o minutes
The club also hopes to hear from the
Chicago Irrigation congress regarding the
demands of the club should the exhibit
gathered by the club for the county be
sent to the congress this fall. The club
has put large amount Of money into the
exhibit, as well as great amount OF
work. and they wished to be assured Of
the proper treatment and safe return of
the valuable exhibit before it was ship
ped east,
Information regarding the Colorado
Permanent Exposition has been received
here by club members. and it is likely
that the question Of making county ex-
hihfs pill be discussed.
II present plans are carried out the
Colorado Permanent Exposition to be es-
tablished in the Chamber of Commerce
building in Denver will be one Of the show
places of Colorado. Much interest is be-
ing manifested in the plan by the various
counties of the state, and to further stim-
ulate this interest so that the competition
among the counties for the best exhibits
displayed will be Of the keenest kind. the
Denver Chamber Of Commerce has an
nounced list Of prizes for such exhibits
that reaches in value 100000.
The largest prizes offered are for the
best county exhibits. The grand sweep
stake of $4,000 in cash will 60 to the
county making the best collective exhibit.
while prizes Of 5000 each will be offered
to the counties making the best grain ex-
hibit, the best fruit exhibit and the best
mineral exhibit. To the county winning
the first award for three years $500
silver cup will be given.
In addition to these prizes individual
exhibitors will be awarded prizes donated
by the merchants Of Denver. These are
all valuable prizes. and to win any OF
them the individual exhibit must form a
part of county exhibit.
The complete prize lists for the exhibit
ors in the Permanent Exposition has been
prepared by S. D. Clark. director Of
exhibits. and is being sent to the various
counties and individuals interested. The
plan is to have the displays sent to Dem
yer by November is in order that the
work of installation may be commenced
without delay.
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING. IL KEN
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3-ROOM BRICK; 4rJ n-.
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BE AN EXPERT AUTOMOBILE ME-.
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o week. We give practical instruction.
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YOUNG MAN. BoOKKEEPER. ASSIST
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sTRocKs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
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