The Glenwood post., 1914-12-12

We are seliably inferred ~ Ns4sr
KireAsa has sssA tAs EaGls Asst 0as-
ket = Asaitea CAaAhsss 80 viM OIss
Psss.asiaa ths first Il IL ysss. Dvsy
e.s IN ~ visiaiAy Il 1AGls ~ -
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iAG - lasvs - o. ~ stA1 has1 -
all vssssas NJ. OhauAsss ~ -
business, - - = ~ k.svs - veal
liked BY al Hs y - ssPssisessd
neat cutter anA vill always - fssnA
eosrteo~s to his esstsosFs.-AAGis En-
terPsiss. --.F -Trgs
Last Tuesday Asrning, TIVE dssr, .
back aAd . de-, walked snesaessnsdly
into the town Of Coal Creek, ssd sftsr
gazing arousd svhils lsissssiy nAie
their way out onto the prairis - tie
south part of town. They were seea to
come in fron tie direction Of "Littls
Pike . Peak" t. the north Of tswa,
walked through the streets aad attract
ed quite . crowd. They were not ~
Tested and appeared very tame.-ParA-
doH.
Kong. KeatinR has discovered that
his former Democratic friends in this
section are very cold towards him aad
it is worrying him. His alignment with
the skates puts him in . class that is
revolving to his nature, for down deep
in his heart he hates the skates aud
they have been useful to him in the
past, but he realizes now that they
have had their last vietsry IN Colssado
in eleeting him and Charley Thomas,
and that the curtain is going down on
his political career.-Pueblo Opinion.
II there is any one thing in the wid.
world that 10 clearly defined snd sst-
tied, - far - Colorado il concerned, Il
y that "isvestigation" Of the Colora-
do esal strike BY the government as
Washington, IL rot At all necessary aad
IL in . manner ~ inpertiaenes. The
Investigation made last s~nmsr was
sa attempt to destroy Governor An
aons, . Democrat, and elect Cestisan,
. Repsbliean. That was all the eoa-
mission accomplished, And the people Of
Colorado did not endorss it.-Fountail
Herald. IA
A threshing osEfit was busy for ssv-
eral day. last week At tAs Sutherland,
Pearson asd Roe Fasehes - Grass
mesa, The avsraes yieA reported being
31k bushels. A. the essp was gFswa
entirely without irrigation, the reesea
was . mighty god ens, even making
allowance for TIE fact that 1914 was
an unusually favorable one for dry
farming in this section. AtoestAes
about l25 acres Of wheat were grown
on the mesa this year, which will be
greatly increased for the 1918 harvest.
Rifle Telegram.
There never has been a time when
the people Of this community had less
cause to be discouraged than now. With
vast quantities Of ore admitted to exist
in the county, the advantage of i'm
proved facilities for reduction Of min
erals that have boon recently intro
dseed, nunerous enterprises being pro-
NOTED BY capable nsa s,d the practical
certainty Il decided inprovene,t in
the prices Of sll metals in the near fu-
ture, thefs = better sanse thaa ever for
locking forward With isszsasiag Aope
asA esafi1sass.-LAks City Tines.
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were . dirty bsasA. Dat Asa 4 1t 'ea
talk ~ inAs . hWs1it un3ss - .
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tAs defeat Il Ooa6Essu0Aa n Z. Tay-
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