The Keota news., 1921-12-23
COLORADO NEWS NOTES.

figures contained III tHs>~ '"p""'
>~d upon Ih- census report Tor i3i''
show that The .otai AREA under cuitisn-
lion i'm Colorado ia it2i Mas Slightly
1 in ~xe-xs az ,lnsi.ss, acres, which ap
par-ntly Mas about s per cent above
the ara cultivated ia iH.O sud Me-.
without d.libt the largest acreage ever
| cultivated ia EIse Centennial state, Th-
.-a~.,m eas unfasorsbi~ Ia tho north
.s,st connIi-s, where ,hr largest acre
| ..s-s under cultivation nF- 10 b~ found
The r-.ulI ~.s that Total production
| fell considerable short of HAT last
N-aE PFiu-s of farm products ~~f~
lsN-r at market lime ia 1891 Than ~
inar rl-I tiiB~ III iy.,'. snd much i"~
-r ti,.n ia 1919. wiIh the r-sui, shai
the value Of all cEups grown IN 'h-
state thI. Year Nos PERHAPS Slightly
is.-iow Sis.ss,sss. th.- ts~~., In five
years Final s-,tiniat-. ot erup values
have n.s s-s i.--n .olnpi-,-.i. but a
I f-ys examples Nili .h.w tIs- sharp de-
erra.~s fr.tm ia.t X-sTs Tis- farm Nsiu'
"f tI- .iat-'. ~h~at er"r ~iIi L~ In the
rriSisisariss--i ef s.s,OslsS This s-ar.
compared with sissu, ksrs.o1sss' for
is.t S-sr. TIE Vaiu~ ~ tis- s"rrl .rup
thi. A-sr win i.c l-s. sllan A.mn0si.
compared Nith al-sas kt.:sss,'s" iasH
Wear. Tie Vatmsg mf ah- has rr.r ~ill
i..- sri.sT~ntiS iW sia' H~isisi."rh"-s.i ~
/ si>s."ssss. c.tnisar~sl wirh m"r~ thsa
sssJ"s.". isss y~sFs
Visitors i" th~ NaIi"tss1 w~ssrEn
$Essss spssN in isrnN-rs Jam ii-.ts viii
/ G1Hd th- i'iN~'s Peak Ersi"n "f tis~
stalls we'll FrfsHc<~ntcsl 5n thr ss~~.ltnS
. eia<.~s with fagrIsErst live stock fFs,sn
Gls~ lar.e h~rst. sf this vicinity \ full
h-rd 1T iisfstrsns will ls~ shown bs
l..sh sis~neeF i--ar"<c an.t th- M-Iesn
W.pdnian >amatosiussto James J.
s.suisl. .up~E5nt-nstent "f the MyFoss
I sssestoa iioase~ FARMS saay al.S .isSs
t-~i itel.srins sHd btsressss while J.
/ w i:sau-r and IL I. isasc will hssf,
is~ represented ls p ssEtns IT sss,-i rr-i
lss..o The i'inr Valley tssiry anI
Esras G@asFany ~ilI sh@~ D full
ssrsnx "f nliE6ias sh"gtis@sas aud ths
Nll~sa Cattle TssssIssny wi1l >as"~s full
string @f i.sacf <fssstls@snss
Jasscs nugan. 81 yrsr> odd i. dead
as a rsrselt at y aaaFsWi with lais port
ncr. Fred Is@eNwclIs .ss years @lsls Hook.
we'll surrendered 4" shcFStt DORSEY .f
M.s1trss.~ esstsnsy. declaring that hr
had KILLED his partner ss~rau-~, hr was
quicker wn sh- drsws~ Thc t~. iarn
owned sawmill n-sr she M.atso.~-
sAn MisSsrl eeunty linro Nec.rsisnG I.
E"shwrll'< STORY. they aaaFtclr-i -srr
she nsassa scutrur st thr tn5ll and Du.
saa s~ierd shotgun and threatened
is@rEw oil Rockwell thru slrrw y pie
tal. hc said. ana shat pusan. The s~o
Sacu wcFr aIssr ut The mill al thr tsm-
sf th~ shooting
The t"dy ut NsaTjas I.ascurn. y Fin.
ni.ss laIs"rrr ut trsr Arkansas Valley
ssascItrr. wa. found in the cabin near
sn old slas dump hollow tsraaville.
where he lived alone ta.tcncn had
i~vn murdered by - person or persons
whose identity has a.r yet l,cra
learned. tIsc motivC evidently being
robbery Isastcacn was shot three
sitncs and also beaten about the head
and b-siy either with the butt end Of
revolver oF a rock I.atcnsrn was ~
JcaVs "lJ aud had wurkc., y, shc sncls.
cr since 1919.
War savings stamp sales have hc~n
discontinued. according 4" w-r,l ~.
ccivcsl in Beaver by Y. r. Frawlcy.
acting postmaster. The s-amIss have
'ccn "u sale during the holidays since
1918. II was announced that the gov.
Il srrL n nf