The Raymer enterprise., 1921-10-27
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Ssw Mexico the r-rrenssgs is IiS
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srBdSuts II the University D, Cslo-
rzd8 have been asked ioVote % q p-D-
posed change In The fer o. the Ass.s-
dated stE1Ents- Al prsssat the fee
Il 81 per y-sr. This 10 cyasstered TOO
little By Members os the athieeie
h1art I; % impossible 10 rEI strcens
activities N this basis. Last year the
A. g. {. e. faced 3 tshcit Of t32f9
beeaEs@ u the low fsss- Il IL hopei 10
get the stu1ents 10 increase the rsss-
nges By adding 81 per quarter to the
present fee. This would bring a year.
ly revenue Of SO from each stEdea.
The mines Of Colorado produced g.
Sk25l0 tons of nosl during September,
according to the report o, the state
eoal mine Inspector. This Is st-sI5
tons more than vas mined during
August Las Anirnas county, with a
production Of 9o4Js75 tons Of ooaI. is
srfIl the biggest producer 10 the state
HEsrfaDo county, With l1S25I tons. Is
the second largest producer. while
E0Btt county. with lII.T42 toos is
third The production TO dale this year
10 more than 2.f0.1po tons under what
the output vas at the sane time last
year.
By proclamation, Governor shorp
has placed his stamp Of approval up
Oh the week ef Oct q to 30, when he
asks that all true Col0radOans buy
Colorsdo-made goods. No matter vhaf
the article may be, II II Is made In the
state and just as good for the same
money, our people are asked to show
preference for the Colombo prodnct.
Womsn's clubs, public schools.
churches, business houses and other
organizations are cooperating to make
the movement a success. Everybody
can help. and remember the slogan /:
For more employment, better fradA,
buy goods Colorado made
Ire Willard Of Denver was elected
president Of the senior class Of the
University Of Colorado, Carl FuIghum
Of GIenwood Springs was elected vice
president, Helen Reiding Of Denver
secretary and Kenneth E1resfoyd AZ