The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1918-09-13
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.


ing. fall blowing and seeding. The
cutting OF the third crop OF alfalfa has
begun in localities with prospects for
q fine yield. Corn is filling well ex-
cept In some southeastern counties,
where the weather. has been too dry.
Corn Ii beginning to dent in localities
and gives promise OF maturing earlier
than common. Potatoes, while only n
fair stand in localities. are very good
in others; the quality Is excellent.
Sept. was Mothers Day at the
frontier days celebration at Fort Nor.
gan. Five women, who have each
five sons in the service. were guests
OF the management. They were Mrs.
Ella Book OF Denver. Mrs X Z. Wat
son OF Fort Collins. Mrs. Charles Hur-
ley OF Fort Lupton. Mrs. l.. n. Davis
OF Roswell and Mrs. Patrick Fisher Of
Frederick. Other guests OF honor
were six Fort Morgan young men
who are TO depart soon for the army
training camps.
The Colorado Educational Associa.
ton will hold its annual meeting this
u
division will meet at Grand Junction
on Nov. S. 6. Z, 8 and .: the southern
division at Pueblo on Nov. 7. 8, and
.. and the eastern division at Denver
on Nov. Z. 8 and .. BY this plan
President J. A.. Sexson has been able
to Increase the membership OF the
association more than 1.400 teachers.
Mrs. Mae V. Milne. alias Mae Cor.
man. was arrested by Chief of De.
tectives Rowan at Colorado Springs
at the REQUEST OF United States secret
service officials, charged with de.
frauding the government by fraud,
ulently claiming and receiving an al
lotment as the wife OF John r. Cor.
man, now in the naval service.
Three Colorado boys are reported
missing In action In the casualty lists
made public Friday by the War De-
partmert. They are oliver NJ. Dan.
iels. Sterling; William II. Arnett, Pad,
roui. and Julian Polaco. Edith. 10.
seph Rosheck. Denver. IL wounded.
degree undetermined. as also is Fred
L. Tibbetts. Dolores.
Tho ahnntfug soauop TO- ,,tvrot orv
fs.,bsred oams vii, oman &C., ,s
.nd r,o.. r.. =, IT. A.. 80.
hrart or.ra .w.r n,ayor a.. 49,
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no Li,I.a d;,.,, ,h,. n.r,,s p..,.,',
ch,crsn r,o,,n,.,n ard ,,,,,r,,, .ro,so
mav no FILLED ~ Cant ~ sm, ~ -
Oct. 4
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p,rcho ain. A.,nt w r. Wo,d.. =,
thu Colorado =. sou,hern pa,iw.v
comnanv have he.n annoin,.a - ~,
Tho lama o,,,c.. v,,h ~. na,uo. 9.
Salt Lake railroad (Moffot Road ac.
cordine tn an announcement made nv
Acting General Manager w Tb,e.
boff
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...sa '',,.. s'p',. 'r
been appointed a national executiy,
committee member OF the Y. w. C. A,
to assist in the direction of the united
war work campaign. which is TO be
held throughout the entire country in
the week besinninp Nov. II
Colorado's quota of the Fourth Lib.
erty Loan was predicted at state com.
mittee headquarters In Denver to
range from $4,000, 900 to $4,000. 900
This Is more than twice the third loan
quota OF $2O.3l2,soo, to which the PEG.
PIE OF Coiorado actually subscribed
*ai'o66'ooo.
Denver railroad employees will re.
ceive wage increases amounting to
nearly S2oo.oo0 month as result Of
the general raise In pay OF many
classes OF railroad workers ordered by
Director General McAdoo.
Leo A. Clark, who was called for
the hauohai army oct; a-iast, Is 2
headvi'e soidier wounded IN action
"ord was received that ne was re-
Gently wounded out Is recovering
nicely at Hed CROSS hospitai.
Potato pickers are In demand In
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