The Arvada enterprise., 1921-06-09
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
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COUNTY FAIR DATES. 1891.

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COUNTY FAIR DATES. 1871.
Tri-Couaty Fair. Denver. Aug. 1s-1s.'
Morgan County Fair, Fort Morgan.
A. Ass ..s x:'.; 1.'f nHssy
tAry.
Washington County Fair. Akron. Aug.
a1-sept J: Joe K. Powelson. secre-
Teller County Fair. Cripple Creek. Sept.
s; D. J. Upton. secretary. Co..
LIi%e5 GSun1 po Fair Ls ,csstnqy Sept
Boulder County Fair L.ongmont. Sept.
1917; Harry E. Niven. secretary. :
Phillip. County Fair, Holyoke' Sept.
Routt County Fair. Hayden. Sept. IA
Logan County Fair. Sterling. Sept. 1s-
rs: c. J. Funk. manager.
Saguache County Fair. Saguache. Sept.
15-17: William Fellers. secretary:
Westsrn Slope Fair. Montrose. Sept.
Adams County Fair. Brighton. Sept.
Inter Mountain Live Stock and Fair.
Grand Junction, Sept 2o-2S. ., ..,
Weld County Fair. Greeley. Sept 2l-2s:
J. +. McCrery. manager
Pueblo County Fair. t;oodpasture. Sept.
22.2s; Fred Lyle. .eerets SI, Pueblo:
w. w. Williams. secretary:
Del Norte Fair. Del Norte. Sept. 21-2s.
Crowley County Fair Sugar CITY. Aug.
Colorado State Fair. Pueblo. Sept. :e-
50: J. L. Reaman. manager
Delta County Fair. Hotchkiss: A. N.
nn M,a:9m ' county Fair. w.l.eneurx.
Oct. l-s; James f. Tressler, secretary.
Kit Carson County Fair. Burllngton.
Cheyenne County Fair. cheyenne
Wells. Sept. 2o-2l-22-2s; Carroll Brown
Sec.
d. l.. Nance. secretary.
Il. A, Powell has been named MS del
egate of the Colorado Springs Adver-
Using Clubs Of the World, which is to
he held at Atlanta. Ga, beginning
June H.
Florence seemed to be In the direct
path Of the recent terrific clOudburst
and hailstOrm. There was no loss of
life hut property damage will reach in
to the hundreds Of thousands, II is es-
.timatet.
Just north Of Berthoud the last OF
the series Of clOudhursts that swept
Colorado broke and flooded the busl-
ness section Of the city. Damage to
the crops in that vicinity will run up
into several thousands OF dollars.
Fully thirty houses swere washed
from their foundations and some Of
them carried several hundred yards on
the crest of the flood that descended
on Eric rs the waters In Coal creek
raised during the recent clOutiburst.
Mrs. A. !. Mclaughlin was killed by
the discharge OF IL shotgun In the
hands of the 4-yenr-Old son OF W. j:
Thompson. garage man. at Kim.
Mrs. Mclaughlin was one Of the piO-
neer settlers Of eastern i.as Animas
county.
Cripple Creek powder dealers have
announced II drop Of $l.1J yer 100
pounds on powder and S1.25 per 900
for caps. Powder Is now selling Mt
1850 per 100 pounds. Powder reached
the high peak here two years ago,
when II sold for s2G.75
Canon City ind vicinity, although
hard hit by the big storm. did not fare
as badly us other places further down
the Arkansas valley. There was no
tJr~ VI NV ~ az hIoN u,
hut considerable livestock was killed.
AIuny farms and truck gardens were
ruined s.r fur as this yenrs crops are
concerned.
A memorial hall to cost 5000 IL to
he erected nj the Modern WnOdmen
sanitnrium, fifty miles north Of Colo
RADIO Springs, within the next year az
q monument to the 1000 members OF
the order who lost their lives In mill
tary service during the Worlds war.
The names " these men will probably
he cast In IL succession Of bronze tub
lets, which will be placed In the build
Ing.
All of the civic organizations Of
. BOULDER ARE working hard OF plan
for a Fourth of July celebration that
will eclipse anything OF Its kind ever
held north Of Denver. Different parts
0f the general program have been as-
signed TO civic organizations In an
effort to secure their support and q
friendly rivalry that will make the
celebration great success.
NUWJWss VI, Idsu UuuuTs' SV'U'
radO National Guard. with Nelson ID.
Wells Of Fort Morgan rs captain. has
been given federal recognition by the
war department. In q short time IL
local nrinOry costing $4,000 will Ne
built by the state and will be fully
equipped In every way for the COM
pany. which comprises nearly seventy
five men and officers.
The Pueblo county commissioners
have adopted resolutions providing for
severe fine for physicians In the
county who trent contSg ious Diseases
without reporting those cases to proper
authorities The action WAS taken nft-
or reports had been received to the ef-
feet that many physicians In county
districts were not observing the law
which provides for filing Of such in
formation.
One Of the first things TO come before