davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
EAST HAS MANY ADVANTAGES
New England Farmers Can Sell Prod ? ucts Without Large Delivery Charqes.

New England Farmers Can Sell Prod
 ucts Without Large Delivery Charges
 That the eastern farmer and particu larly the farmer of New England is coming back into his own is the be lief of Dr. c. D. Jarvis of the Connect cut Agricultural college. During the period following the civil war many eastern farmers were attracted to the western states. and the balance of fa vor swung westward. Now the west erner finds it more difficult each yeai to compete with the eastern farmer who is right at the door of the best American markets and is within few hours run of the best exporting cen terS
 That Connecticut is particularly sui ed to fruit growing and truck farmin" is Dr. Jarvis declaration in a recent article on the possibilities of the state Tobacco is one of the largest crops with an acreage of 17.000 and yield of over 2S,0O0.000 pounds annually With the bringing back into prOduc tive state of the thousands of acre the agricultural importance of Conner ticut will be greatly advanced
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
The Word Tramway,

Tramway is the term. applied in Great Britain to all kinds of street railroads, whether using horses, en- zines, cable or electricity. The word tram originally meant log or stump. The evolution of the word into modern English use Is given as: End-fragment -stump-log--pole pole-bar-beam-rai In the earliest forms of railroads the tracks consisted of trans of wood or flat stones, at later period of wooden stringers covered with strap iron and lastly of iron rails.
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
Encourauina Sian.

How are you getting along with Miss Gadder?"
 "Oh, first rate" What makes you think you are mak. ing some progress in her regard?'
 Well when I first started to calling she played the photograph practically all the time. Now the machine ire quently remains idle for as long as twenty minutes."-Birmingh Age Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
Doomed.

"I like to see a smart, well educated woman." said young De Sapp, but wouldn't want to marry one who knows more than l do."
 Too bad" rejoined Miss Swift. I'm sorry to hear that you intend to re- main bachelor all your life. aDOliS Star
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
Sinntneeinu.

On visit to his grandmother Harry examined her handsome furniture with interest and then asked, "Grandma. where is the miserable table that papa says you always kccp?"
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
One Form of 1t.

Grubbs-They tell me Binks is yer much interested in music. Stubbs ! suppose he must be. At any rate. De is an expert at blowing his own horn.-- Richmond Times Dispatch.
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
Wheat Continuously For Seventy three
 Years,

At the famous Rothamstead exrcrf ment station, in England. wheat hr~ been grown continuously on certai,l fields for seventy-three years withort decreasing yields. The fertility i> maintained with manure and commer Iial fertilizer
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08

The reputation that is built on clev- erness is temporary; that built on char ncter is permanent.
Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
HAY AND STRAW.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-Supply, S0 double decks; mar ket strong on best corn fed, slow on lower; prime, SlO25dl065; good, S950al0; heavy butchers, S9.s0d10; fair, ss.25d9; common. S7nS; heifers, sGm9, common to good fat bulls SdS50; common to good fat cows SinS.50. fresh cows and spring CTS, slO6t-0.
 SHEEP AND BAMBS-supply light and market strong: prime wethers, S.35m7. .65. good mixed, s61j6t725 fair mixed, 5. 7tD G.5O: culs and common, S3.50a450. year lngs, S5u950: spring lambs GHi2, veal calves. Ilmll.50; heavy and thin calves. a36iS.50.
 HOGS-Receipts. 60 double decks: mar ict lower; prime heavy, heavy mixed and medium. $9G5n910: heavy, Workers. S9.GaFe bG5; light Workers. S9aa25. pigs, ss5OR Es5; roughs Ss.5oaS,65; stags, s6.T5d7.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Phillips. there being between twcn-
ty and twenty-five ladies present
Mrs. {. X. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Bradley and daughter and
Miss Mary rhcglcy enjoyed days
outing at Lookout Mountain last
Friday.
Miss Floss Woolfcnden. sister of
II. /. Woollcudcr, returned here
from Detroit. Michigan last Satur.
day where she expects TO spend the
winter.
Julian Loucrgon OF Longmont Wis.
tied his sister Mrs. w. c. Bradley
last week.
The c. II Thomas family cujoycd
the industrial parade in Denver
last Saturday.
The NJ. y. T. |. Club met with
Miss Jcanncttc rrcsiAc Saturday II
week ago.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
want COLUMN.

If you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure a loan, " have fire
insurance written, See 7. S.
Knapp.
You can't beat either the
Maxwell or the Dodge cars for
service and style, price consider
ed. See A. l.. Davis.
Dressmaking Mrs. Dinwiddie.
w. First st. Phone Arv. 46-j
81, 500 to loan on real estate
rs. Knapp, l9-lt
Sorrel pony for sale. c. +.
Allen. Phone Arvada 3lS r 3.
l9-u
Lost Brooch, valued as a
keepsake. Reward. Return to
Enterprise. l9-lp
For Sale A single horse bug
gy. Inquire at Mckay's, near
Northwestern park. 1913 p
For Rent 4 rooms ON ground
floor, Sc unfinished; 81 furnish
ed. Corner Graves Avenue and
Grandview. l9-lp
G.. +. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 3l-tf
Boys and girls, II Pony Days
are coming. You will then get
five times the number
Wanted-A few sacks of Navy
and Lima beans. 4l2 ID st. Den
yer. Phone Main 1877. l9-lp
Few fine pigs. o. T. c., regis
tered boar pigs. brod sows.
DR.. Shoop. Phone. Arvada
l2lR2. l9-tf.
Rooms Newly furnished, with
or without mesls. stcamhcated,.
with hot and cold water. Mrs.
Nc Neal. Davis Block.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

Mr.. Nriilith accompanied by the
Misses Jessie and Lucy Gritlith and
Mlls Ihlrza Davis road out to the
montana school Friday night and
enjoyed nne program arranged by
the teacher, Miss Myrtle Griilith.
The ladies of the Sewing Circle
Will meet at the home of Miss Ben
nett this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crittenden were en-
tertaincd at the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Gilbert in Denver Wed.
nesday evening.
Frank Tyler from Osgood was a
guest at the Gritlith home Friday.
Mrs, Bowen entertained Friday
the occasion being the birthday of
Mcsdamcs Bowen, Richards, Hig
gins and Miss Bronson. Mrs. Bo-
wcn's mother. Mrs. Manvillc was al
so present
Mr.. Crittenden returned from
Pueblo few days ago With him in
the smoking car were II travelling
men. They took straw vote as to
who our future president will be.
IL We're for Wilson and for
ed to find the man whose vote was
east for Hughes, but he was never
found.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schulcr who have
been living on the Bungcr place for
the past two years moved to Denver
Saturday.
Mrs. Irene Mathis. accompanied
by her daughter ard son-in-law Wis
tied her daughter Mrs. Rooms We'd
nesday.
The Misses Louise Mathis and
lNonne Songcr gave Halloween
party at the home of Mrs. Mathis
Monday evening. The little folks
enjoyed games until s p. IN. and
then Mrs. Mathis treated them to II
spread. after which they took their
jack o lanterns and wendcd their
way home, all declaring that they
had spent most enjoyable time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
Halloween
An many lads an lassics' iatcs
Are there that night decided ~

An many lads an lassics tntcs
Are there that night decided -
Burns
Hollowc'cn was celebrated by the
Griilith ncighbors in the usual man
ner.
They gathered at the home of
Elinu Baxter ut = O'Clock. In an
ticipation of visit from the spooks
the pumpkin faces were placed
everywhere.
In anticipation of election tn.
faces of Wilson. Hughes and Roosc-
welt glcarcd out in the darkness.
Masked figures We're admitted by
two white ghosts who waved them
to seats which they silently took.
After the grand march of the COB
Inns. spooks and fairies each was
asked to separately unmask which
he or see did amid the shouts of
those who thought they knew but
didn't. Prof. Goblisky of Spook -
vile was introduced and he reveal
ed wonderful things.
There were about fifty present.
Refreshments OF sandwiches. dough-
nuts, pumpkin pie and coffee were
served.
The evening was filed with
games. dancing and music. The
families returned to their homes in
the early hours of Nov. lst with the
impression that the goblins ar,
good to the Grif,ith people this year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
Notice of Adjustment
Day by Clerk

Public notice Is hereby given by the UNI
u'fNlsntu ilrrk OF the County Court of the
county of Jefferson and state of Colorado
thht pursuant To the prov Nisiuus of the
NthtNtt OF sniu state III such case nndv and
provided. h" has ENUd upon MuudnN, the
ith day of ncC"mhvr \, u. 1918, OF tho Dec
vhh"r Term lplH, of said court, then to he
held nt til" Court House In Golden. In snid
county n day Tor settling and adjusting
MI claims svNUnllN against the estates
hvr'lnhttrr nnmCd now pending In Snid
court in which lUttcrN l",tnmvntnry or of
administration were granted during tho
preceding month, VIZ;
NO. p2G. Estate of Samuel Roberts, de-
r"aNnd: Fannie Roberts, cNocutriN, T.. q.
Golden, colorado, Il. II. No. >.
No N2H. Estate of John kryndrrs de-
ccns"d: Robert l.. nownvs, administrators l..
q. Evergreen, Colorado.
No. NN>. ESTATE Of Daniel +. NckunnuN,
deceased, Fred MckUnnvN, administrator
with viii annexed, T., q. Edg"wntcr Colo
rndO. Il. II. No.
All persons having claims and drmuud :
OF any KIND or nnturu whntvNor against
"ilhrr OF said estates nbONc named nTr re-,
uu"stod and notified to present tn" same I,
Snid county court ON the sHid day nhoN,
named for adjustment, vstut"s nrv answer
hblu Tor costs ON ClnlmS lllUd on or bUfor,
such adjustment day, but not ON those Med
after; all persons indebted to either of snId
estates nr" notified to make payment 1,
tn" executor or administrator thereof, thi'
publication designated IN the ArNndn En
t'rpriS" by the Judge of snid court
Gwen under my hand ana the seal %
said court. nt Golden, IN snid county, thi,
first day of November \. u. 1910
\. u. JAMESON
County JudW" ana Acting Clerk.
County
Court Seal
l'uhiishcd Nov. ?nd to 2ard inclusiv"l
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
School Notes.

The Standardization program
was the most succe essf fu |
short program given here in
many a day. The whole school
exclusive of the 1st and End
grades, sang the songs.
DR.. Flynn in a few we'll chosen
remarks eXhorted pupils to be-
come efficient and as proficient
as it is possible because the
needs of the world are calling
for we'll prepared young folks.
Speaking on our singing of his
song, he said he could say
that he had never heard it sung
better, giving a lot of praise to
the teachers for the work they
had done, also to Mr. Johnson for
the good work he is doing in
music in our schools.
In her presentation speech,
Miss Bunger spoke very comp
limentary of the school, she es-
pecially emphasized our attend
ance record. saying that it could
not be beaten by any school in
Colorado.
The one weakness we have is
in not having sufficient play
ground apparatus for the size of
our school.
Arvada is on the approved list
there being only about 165
schools in the state attaining to
that standard.
Every one present spoke high
ly of the program.
The annual game between the
Juniors and Seniors, on Friday
afternoon. Oct. q, 1916, resulted
in victory for the Juniors. score
ITO 6. The game was one of
the fastest ever staged on the
Arvada basketball grounds.
Friday afternoon at $3.50 the
A. H. S. Freshmen played a very
snappy game of basketball a
gainst Wheatridge Freshmen.
The A. H. S. boys had thier eyes
on the basket and took the long
end of the score of II to 6.
The entertainment given by
the A. H. S. for the benefit of
the Athletic Association FRIDAY
evening, Oct. q. 1916, was in
every way great success, each
number on the progam was
highly appreciated by the large
number who attended. The pro-
ceeds will greatly aid our athlet,
les. The management extends
many thanks to its patrons.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
THE ARVADA ENTERPR1sE.

The Robinson home on Grand
view Avenue was merry place
Saturday when l5 children gather
ed to celebrate the 9th birthday of
Richard. son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Robinson. At | O'Clock the child
rem We're seated at a long table, ap-
propriate!y decorated with jack
o'lanterns. witches. black cats and
all the Halloween fixings. including
most delicious luncheon which
was enjoyed by all the youngsters.
The afternoon was spent in child
ren's games and general good
time. Those present were: Mary
Webber, Dorothy Graves, Mary and
Bobby Hurst, Richard Schultz,
Harold Lobb. Joseph Nemetz,
Katherine Specht, Merle Florence
and kuth Marsh, William Moberly,
William, Richard aud George Rob-
inson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
Upper Ralston

The sale of w. G.. Updikc wa- II
success. All stock sold for good
prices. A large crowu was in at
tendance Notwithstanding the mud.
The family. We understand, Will
seek "A location in Moi'at county.
Mr. Schultz of Arvuda has sccur-
ed lease on the splendid Farraghcr
property now owned by Mr..
Quick of Los Angeles, Cal. This
property comprises 12O acres with u
good water right and has been oc-
cupicd for the past ten years by w.
c. Updike.
Geo. 7. Miller was given an alb
sent voters certificate and hicd
himself to the Western Slope To
look over the country, and II suited
will probably purchase. He went
over the ID. N 5. l.. Monday.
Miss Keyser and Mrs. Moore of
Denver. Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman Of
Colorado Springs and Mrs. Higgins
OF Ncdcrland We're visitors NJ til"
Miller place sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boise smith of Gil.
pin county are visiting the home
folks on Ralston.
We notice in your issue Of Octo-
hcr 10Th "A notice OF the postpone
incnt of the entertainment to b"
given by Enterprise Grange. which
seems to IN" rather remarkable.
You state, Master j. 4. Ncwcomb
stated they were not hide bound
and they wanted Democrats 10 at.
tend the meeting. Well. ms II Dem
ocral, "" are truly thankful the
Democrats will be welcome guest
We had supposed TIA" Grange wa.
removed from partisan politics, un-
till tn. last meeting OF Pomona was
turned into n Carlson love feast and
the Globe gloatcd over the two hours
devoted to Carlson. and Wandering
George wn- III" star performer
These things don't have n tendency
to boost the Grnng" n- farmer =
organization,
Miss LnN"rgo tpdikc II visiting
nj Monument this week,
Ell Olson and Mrs. ELLEN Ander.
son wor. united IN marriage last
weak
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
New Election Campaign
Begins November 9th

The election issue will not
close on Nov. 7th. A new election
campaign will begin Immediately
the next day. 1t will be an cleo
ton for purer hearts, cleaner
lives, happier homes and a better
Arvada.
The chief speaker will be r. S.
Beal Of Victor. He is not too
proud to fight" the devil and be-
levers in "watchful waiting
for all of Gods good promises.
This campaign will be carried on
at the Baptist church every night
at 7:30. The entire community
is invited to hear the man from
the mountains who has some
thing to say and knows how to
say il.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
AS For Mr.. Carver.

As legislator he helped to place
the Prohibition amendment upon
the statute books and he will lend
llS hearty support toward making
1t still better law for prohibition
II occasion offers.
! am not personally acquainted
with Mr.. Carver, but am glad the
Democratic party of jefferson
county has the backbone sufficient
To respect from lis ranks what we
called when ! was Il boy, Il sore
head. 1t is true to Democratic
principles not 30 have political
bosses and when it finds in its
ranks one who does not care for
those principles, one whose ambi-
ton is TO satisfy his own selfish am.
bitlons regardless of the wishes of
the rank and file of that party. it
Is the duty of the members of the
D"mocrail" party 10 rclagatc that
person, no difference" If he has held
th" highest office IN the state. TO
the rubbish pile. II is certainly
III" death gurglc Of AN migrate for
Mr.. Carver, after having been hon
orcd as Mr.. Carver has by the De
mocralS Of this county, TO attempt,
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
Broomfield Buds

Mrs. q. ii. Church and Miss Ruth
Homshcr narrowly escaped serious
injury Sunday afternoon whr" Mrs.
Church's auto turned over us they
were returning from Boulder. Mrs.
Church was severely cut about TIA"
head and was unconscious Tor som"
time. Both were badly shaken MP
and Mcrc taken to the boulder hos
pital. Al fastest reports Mrs
Church was recovering nicely.
Lake, Colo, and formerly of Eldor-
rndo Springs, spent Saturday with
Mrs. A. Pcase.
Miss Eleanor Tucker spent the
week end with friends and relatives
in Broomiicld vicinity.
W. u. Burgess and daughter Ro.
sclln attended the funeral of Rev.
Benrdclcy in Denver Saturday.
Rev. Beardslcy was n supcranuntcd
membar of our Methodist confer
cnce and preached her" number of
times.
Two freight trains came together
head on near Burns Junction Mon
day morning, but fortunately their
speed was not great and the engine
men saw their danger in tim" to
jump. The heavy weight OF the
trains brought To 80 sudden IA stop
demolished several ears but the en-.
gines were not badly wrecked.
An excellent program has been
arranged for th" home talent enter
tainmcnt 10 be given nt Wesley
chapel, Friday evening, Nov, 3rd,
The Grang. will have their month
~ dance as usual. saturday night.
November ith. $50 per couple.
Everybody come.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
Halloween Masque Ball Saturday
Evening, November 4th, at Broom
field Hall, $l.00 per Couple. Fine
Music, refreshments.
Semper Sittings.

The Mis-o- Campbell aud Ed
wards oi D"uY"r spent til" week
end nt til" John Grattnn HON" aud
contributed of their talent towards
til" liallpw"' .n entertainment The
Misses Lucy and Edilh Nnliuz
nic""- oi T.. g. Mnliu- also attend
ed aud Tia" yo-Hl selections render
"d hy Mi-- Lucy ware excellent,
br, aud Mr. Shoop w"r" ihrr" also.
ON Ia" Who'll" the entertainment
wn- u decided success.
Miss Dorothy STANLEY of Denver
spent tn. week end with Mr, aud
Mrs, Williams.
Section Foreman Riley rides To
work In styl" now day. sine. th"
railroad company has given him u
ynH cnr.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

to diScrcdit the party which gave
him milk and bread and to write
such letters as have been recently
published over his signature i'll
the newspapers Of this county. |
honor the Democrats of this coun-
ty for saying to Mr.. Carver: "back
to the soil, we want no bosses
here
\ New Voter in jefferson
County.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
Griffith Items.

Mr., and Mr.. Wnmbory moved to
the Delhi plac" last week.
Mrs. Faus"tt ha. been helping
Mr.. Ncwcomb In Golden FOR n few
days.
Quit. number hhy" been heard
to say they were going to hear Mr..
Heating speak In Arvndn tonight.
Mrs. William. from rarshhli
spent few ds,s with Nr,. Bowen.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
Fairmount Siftings

Mis- Eatrlln IInckott Of Denver
was II week end visitor nt Il i.
Berry's.
Tho fnirmoun, tirclu Of Mother
Congress gave "A tv1 cent tcA las,
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

You hnv. Just one NOR. day 10
register next Monday. io to TIA.
registration plac. and TAX. n wit.
mes. with you and make nffidhvii.
B" sure and see that you nrc regis
tered.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

W. Chinn Of Pyramind
came to Denver with two car.
loads of cattle and then came
out to visit with his sister Mrs
II. s. Burton for a few days.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

DR.. and Mrs. C. H. Morian re-
turned Monday from a very
delightful visit to their parents
homes in Pennsylvania and Mich
igan. DR.. Morian is little late
getting started but he will
now get out and make a whirl-
wind campaign for coroner of
Jefferson county.
He is amply qualified in every
particular and the county's in
terest would be we'll taken care
of. 1t will be remembered tina t
since H. S. Burton was coroner
there has not been a case brought
TO Arvada, Notwithstanding the
fact that many of the acci-
dental deaths have occurred
in this part of the county. Vote
for DR. Morian and have the cor
oner's office administered with
out partiality or political prefer
ment.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

Mrs. E. l.. Kelso was operated
upon Saturday at st. Luks'shosp.
ital and is doing nicely.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

Mr. and Mrs w. H Robinson
motored to Greeley in their
Dodge car Wednesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Juchem are
about the proudest people in
town over the arrival wednesday
of a baby daughter. All doing
well
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02
Stray Locals

Hear Congressman Keating at
Bank hall tonight.
Mrs Chas. McFadden returned
Sunday from few days visit
with relatives in Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank kaler and
son came down Saturday from
Sterling for a few days visit
with their par
Miss Leila Buck went to Ft.
Collins to witness the football
game Saturday and to visit for a
few days.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

Sheriff Dennis purchased a
seven passenger Overland last
week. MIR. Dennis wanted some
thing good for family use when
he retires from his present du-
ties so he chose his fourth Over
land,
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

MIR. and Mrs. Gwyn Lewis have
rented a neat little cottage at
32nd and Zuni streets where they
will reside this winter.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-11-02

Miss Leila Buck went to Ft.
Collins to witness the football
game Saturday and to visit for a
few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Gwyn Lewis have
rented a neat little cottage at
32nd and Zuni streets where they
will reside this winter.
The Sample ballots are now
out about the size of a bedquilt.
Go to Democratic headquarters
or to the Enterprise Office and
look them over before going to
the polls. 1t will aid you in vote
ing correctly and save time.
Democratic headquarters are
in rear of First National Bank.
Quite an important business
transaction took place this week
when H. A. Ullery sold his drug
store to F. A. Mahanah recently
with the Frank Angel Drug Co.,
corner 18th and Wazee, having
sold a drugstore at 18th Avenue
and High Street. Mr.. Mahanah
was formerly from Iowa, being
a registered pharmacist in both
states. He has moved his fam
lily, which consists of his wife
and little girl. into the cottage
recently vacated by Walter X.
James. MIR. James has leased
Mrs. Walkers furnished house
and will occupy it until he can
settle up his business affairs and
they will then go back to his old
home at Elgin, Illinois. Mr..
Ullery says he will take a much
needed rest and does not contem-
plate leaving Arvada.
Sheriff Dennis purchased a
seven passenger Overland last
week. Mr.. Dennis wanted some
thing good for family use when
he retires from his present du-
ties so he chose his fourth Over
land.
Mr. and Mrs w. H Robinson
motored to Greeley in their
Dodge car Wednesday.
Mrs. E. l.. Kelso was operated
upon Saturday at St. Luks'shosp.
ital and is doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Juchem are
about the proudest people in
town over the arrival wednesday
of a baby daughter. All doing
we'll.
The ME-. Ladies Aid of School
District No 6. will serve dinner
at Fremont Grange hall on cleo
ton day. for convenience of cleo
ton board and all voters who
wish to come.
Craig Colony Club will hold
their regular monthly meeting
at the home Of Mrs II. G. Cannon
Tuesf Y afternoon Nov. 7th.
She | ~ be assisted by Mrs ?. j.
Manchester and Mrs Mary Kline.
A representation from Sands
Xome will present their work
! Id needs.
W. Chinn Of Pyramind
came to Denver with two car.
loads of cattle and then came
out to visit with his sister Mrs
II. S, Burton for a few days.