The Glenwood post., 1913-02-22
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CONTEMPORARIES

The chamber of commerce nsstaaS
called for Tuesday AigAt ves very
largely attended and enthusiAH4 o. the
Part of the members prssest vas very
uarAsd. Judge Hopwood sAsveA NY
first, as it WAS in HE offses tAat ths
useting was held; later Frank Squire
put in an appearaaes, 81 WITH ~
closing Of the posteffiee Postmaster
Todd hurried over to perform ~ As-
ties of p~ssiding sfficr. Hss Ps~-
asnt, you know, and - - exemplary
citizen and At all tas AAviag ~
welfare of the or3aniaasisa 4 baaet
doesen t believe in shirking Ais dutiss.
II one and one and 90 aaks three.
then the asemblAes by ehis tins nan-
bred fully that 0A.y PrSs.e- -sst
what's the ussi The u oee iastanee
wher = lie, etc., aasvom for tie trsta
won't do, and Neoss.L sSsire, Haevssd
and Todd hit the trail f9 AsAe. vswisg
never again. .''-4as Tslsgraa-
The up.tbe-rivag lAdies have takeo
the initiative in raisiag fsnA to SUiid
. road to Trapper . Lake IL ~ eyes
Of The Leader this is sss II ths sssst
important projects before the Yanps
people. A road to TrApet's . Lake will
bring more immediate results to Yampa
than any other move We can make
Tourists each year find their way to
this sportsman s paradise in large
numbers and if a road was built SO
feel safe in saying that in the future
the number win increase ten-fod.
Trapper's Lake viii some day be more
famous than Grand Lake now is, and if
the peop'e will just put their shoulders
to the wheel and work for this road,
the day viii not be far distant. The
ladies have started the baIl'-let Is
keep it olin '.-Yamna Leader.
Some of the state papers are raising
big howl over the adjustment of
WrA1S ~hcy Seh PS1sSS' very AeW
editoss should feel disturbed over that
asatker, for very few courstry editors are
in condition financially to travel much
over railroads, and when they do travel
they are not using free transportation
by any means, but give double the
value in advertising for the little paste
boards they carry in their vest pocket
entitling them to ride on the different
roads. BY al means the legislature
should do away with the pass system.
and every newspaper in the state
should work to that end-Steamboat
Sentinel
Judging by the woefully and unusually
small amount Of snow this year on the
utaries, the plains country of the east
erp siope of Colorado Is not the only
place in the state where the art Of dry
farming will be Practical. Campars
lively Peahn ng, there is no snsw in the
Aills, and unless we miss cur G.sn ths
Narmen Of the western saees vAo de-
ssnd On irrigation viii ,heys to be
&sAty eoonomicaI in Ne xse sf wat1
Z they pull throuss tho seassa Of 1918
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