La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11

The republican county central
committee met In Rocky Ford last
nisht for the purpose .f fixing date
for calling = county assembly. and
tSansscting such other business n
nay properly come before that
body.
Abraham Lincoln's idea Of . true
citizen II good one. and Il also
spplys a. = correct dertnition Of q
real booster. Lincoln said: II like
70 zee q man proud Of the place In
which he lives. like TO see q man
live In II 10 that his place will BE-
proud OF him."
II think ! smell burning meat -
said the Kansas farmer. ~ he paused
for . moment In the harvest field "a
mop his brow. You do" said the
raw harvest hard. YEARLY. rs he
stopped 10 get couple more sheavea
Of golden grain. the burning meat
you smell Is my liver frying. II Il
overdone." And with that the youns
fellow spat ON . grasshopper and
scaided II to death.
For many years the Law firm WAS
Patterson. Richardson and Hawkins
NJ. Hawkins 10 the attorney for the
United Mine Workers Of America
Mr.. Patterson Ia bondsman for some
Of the indicted leaders and the demo.
cratic candidate for governor Of
Colorado. Il doesn't take 4 man
With . deductive mind TO see just
What forces are back Of the candidacy
Of the Hon. T. N. Pueblo Chief.
tain.
Many farmers ~hO lave just har.
vested their wheat aud oats will b
thinking Of some crop 10 put in on
the stobble for fall pasture or winter
feed. A few acres In winter turnips
sill prove profitable to anyone Who
has cattle TO feed. Prepare the seed
bed and sOw the turnips just before
or after . rain II possible. They WILL
produce q lot Of feed and with prac'
tieaily no trouble other than that ol
sowing them.
One West Virginia brewer seemi
20 have solved the problem 20 often
Dropounded BY the liquor interests
what will become OF all the meu
employed In the distillefies and brew.
cries when the nation goes dry"
This big brewer. according 10 Vic.
tory. In anticipation Of the going Into
effect Of the prohibition Law July LIST,
converted his brewery into . packing
house and now employs ten times the
number Of men that he employed Ia
the brewery.
n. y. Farr. Of Sugar City. has pro.
duced this season els5 worth oi
strawberries from = tenth Of an acre
TAis sort Of . revenue runs at the
rate Of $3.50 per acre.
Oasrt,e. This faFmer-editor. whc
established the 0asette fifteen or sig
teen years ago. when Sugar City
boosaomed out ~ . bset sugar me
sropolis. seems 10 BE- making good
h bis metz vocation. Next year b
esght to put In ten acres Of straw
bsrries instead Of oae-senth Of "a
scss. and get rich enough TO retire
% In one year.
John Fisher. psss sxalsed ruler oI
No. 7oi. n. r. o. g.. Of this city
leaves tonight for Denver 70 sttsat
~ grand lodge session Of The Eiki
- . delegate from the local lodge
After the big doings II beaver b
vill leave ON an extended visit Ia
she east. which VIII include . tout
u the Thousand lsies in Canada and
. journey 10 the Atlantic sesboard q
Tar - Boston. Msas. lie expects "a
seead . week In New Yosk City. and
saothsr week In Warrington. d. G..
ed visit most Of ,ee ZIG cities on
the Atlantic coast. returning 10 Ia
Jssh about Ssptenbss ist. NJ
vlsher has nsvss bsea east Of. h,
native heath In llllaois and hs a.
Dects . world Of pleasure and o.
Hghtsaaeat froa bic tous Of IN
ee1ese east.
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