The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-08-05
COLORADO NEWS MOTIFS,

OuAteu otAkeo oOu3lOE~Juuke Auuy
Scott. Teller county. and william c.
banks, Arapahoe county: for Govern
or-Robert H. Higgins, Pueblo, James
N. Collins, Weld county; for Lieuten.
ant Governor-Frank q. Carringer,
Jefferson county; Ed Anderson. Den.
yer; for Secretary Of State-James r.
holland, Denver; for Supreme Court
Judge-Fred g. Folsom, Boulder coun.
ty; for State Treasurer-E. L. Medley,
Walsenburg, P. F. Gildsa, Lake coun.
V; for State AUTHORIZATIONS Ar
dourel. Boulder county; for Attorney
General, Morrison Shafroth, Denver;
George Hetherington. Gunnison coun-
ty; for State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction-Mrs. Mary c. G. Brad.
ford, Denver; for Regents for the
State University-M1. Minnie l.
Harding, Edward G. stimsen, (for ak.
year term). Edward q. Park and Fred
Stowe (four-year term), and Fred b.
Anderson (for two-ysar tsrm); Presi-
Dental Electors-Trank L. Bishop,
Denver: W. D. Kelsey. Phillips county.
Mrs 8. R. Rhoads, Larimer county, 81.
Il. Churchill, Weld county, Mrs. Carrie
st. Clair, Garfield county, and L. A.
Duke Of Pueblo: National Representa-
lives from the Third Congressional
District-Samuel ]. Burris, Pueblo,
Guy NJ. Waybright, Otero county. and
Allan N. Lambright, Bent county.
Pa and Ma will attend the night
shows Of fireworks and races under
spotlight at the State Fair, 'just to
amuse the children" They will also
be there during the days SO that the
children may learn In the most perfect
manner possibls-through object les
sons-all about fine stock and the best
fruits and vegetables and grains and
artistic productions and up-to-date ma.
ehinsry; and all about the latest and
best ways Of doing the things neces-
sary to earn an honest living in this
world. And or course the children
will want to 80 what kind Of horses
can trot and pace and run the fastest,
and how fast the airplanes can 60
when skimming over the grandstand
and blsachsrs and racing with automo-
biles On the track. And then the chill.
drsn are entitled to all the laughs and
thrills while they afs young. and 20
they must sss the wonderful acrobata
and funny people who every day per.
term In front q the grandstand. And
It u perfectly proper that the young
felix's should see aad hear all the
things and sounds patriotic and the
wonderful music, and all that. Incl.
dsatally It win be noticed that the
eAildrsn are better pleased than are
Pa and Ma thsmselves-it does them
good 10 80 the Children have Q good
tins, you know.
Tully TOO carloads Of apples are ex.
pseted to b shipped from The Oiaths
and Moatross districts this year. the
crop at this time showing bumper ten.
dsocies. Help II marketing the crop
viii b. obtained from outside towns,
and picksrs will b imported from
many nsighboring high schools, ~ has
bssn the custom In years past.
Pupils Of all schools Of the state,
public and psivats. are to BE- guests u
tie Colorado State Fair at Pueblo Fri.
DAY, September 3ltA. State Fair Man.
assr J, L. Bsaman has written to com.
y supeeinteadsats asking the number
Of teachers and pupils In thsiP 5uris'
dictloo and tickets will b ssnt for dis
tributioo.
All Ssdgwick county looks with keen
Interest to the harvesting and care Of
the nearly 1.50o.0oo bushsl wheat crop
that y rapidly turning golden to the
harvester and thrashsr. TIE chief
anxiety Of the farmers has bsso the
harvesting and marketing Of their
grai1.
Approximately S1,2oo000 win b
paid ont to best raisers In the Tort
Collins district this year By the Great
Western sugar Company, which has Q
factory Ia Fort Collins. The Lovsland
factory will disburse about $3.50. 900.
making total In the county Of $3.50.
900.
The military department Of the state
government became the owner Of the
section Of school land upon which the
Golden rifle range u located. The state
military board paid to the state board
Of land commissioners Sll.006 for the
go acres, the board having been
awarded the section for that sum at the
regular monthly land sale Of school
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