The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-04-28
STAGE ALL SET FOR BIG
CLEANUP DAY" IN JULES
BURG FRIDAY, APRIL 20

Tomorrow friday April 29th, i
Cleanup Day in Julesburg. and next
week is Cleanup Week.
The stage is all set for the biggest
cleanup campaign ever waged in this
community, and when the work u
completed Julesburg should be and
will be one of the cleanest commun-
tiles to be found anywhere. All Of
the citizens of the community are ex-
pected to participate in the campaign
and do his or her share in making
Julesburg CLEAN.
The Town Council, WomAn's Club,
Community Club and the faculty md
students of the schools Of our city are
cooperating in an effort to arouse the
interest of everyone in the commun-
ity in making Julesburg . clean town
"a town which will attract visitors
and of which every citizen may b
justly proud.
Trucks will be put into service with
enough men hired by the Town
Board to haul away the rubbish that
is not disposed of by individuals. The
grade and high school students will
be ON the job and high school boys
will act as captains on Cleanup Day
to urge all to clean up their premises.
Every progressive citizen should en-
ter heartily into the day and give
gladly Of his time and labor to make
Julesburg q clean town and one in
which it is good to live.
A. stated in the last issue Of the
Grit -Advocate the Civic Department
of the Woman's Club is offering
prizes for the two cleanest streets
in Julesburg by the end of Cleanup
week, and the department is planning
for the contest to continue during the
summer for the most beautiful and
improved premises, first, second and
third prizes to be given. In order to
raise funds for this work the Civic
department of the Woman's Club will
bold q fummage sale on next Sat-
urday, April both, tls next day after
Cleanup Day.
Let's put all kinds Of "pep" into
Cleanup Day and each citizen do his
or her full share in making the day .
big success. Clean up your front
and back yards. parkings and street
and alley adjacent. Haul all rubbish
away to the city dump or pile next
to the alley for the trucks to haul
away. Burn, bury or haul away all
garbage. Fix fire-proof ash kiln.
Remove unsightly objects from the
yards and vacant lots. Repair and
paint backyard buildings, fences, etc.
Now lawns, trim trees, pick dande-
lions. Then don't stop with just
cleaning up-beautify your premises,
plant trees, shrubs, vines, flowers,
gardens.
Will your street be the cleanest in
Julesburg on Cleanup Day? Which
street captain will win the prize for
the street that shows the greatest
improvement on Cleanup Day? The
Civic Department of the Woman's
Club, in order to make Cleanup Day
a real cleanup day for Julesburg, is
offering prizes for the two cleanest
streets in Julesburg on Cleanup Day.
The conditions of the contest are as
follows: each street has been divided
into two sections, east and west of
Pine street and high school boy has
been chosen to act as captain of each
section to interest everyone in that
section in cleaning up his premises,
prize five dollars will be given
to the captain whose section shows
the greatest improvement in cleanli-
ness by the end of cleanup week, and
prize of three dollars will be given
to the captain Of the second most i'm
proved section. Will your captain
win the prize? Everyone is urged to
get out and clean up his yard, front
and back and the street and alley ad-
jacent in order to help his section
captain to win the prize and in order
to make Julesburg a clean, healthful
and beautiful town.
The captains chosen are:
First street, east of Pine, Dean
BEDFORD; west of Pine, Vaughan
Labaree.
Second street, east, Charles Dobell;
west, Clarence Barnes.
Third street, east, Billie Lindloff;
west, Harold Throp.
Fourth stDet, east, Clarence Har-
ris; west, Outward Halt.
Fifth street, east, Elmer Cole;
west, Howard Wilson.
Sixth street, east, Oscar Corpe;
west. Tom French.
Seventh street, east, Harry Hart
ley; west, Ray French.
Get out and work for your captain
and for the cleanest premises and
cleanest street in Julesburg.
are nervous and quick motioned
race, and they admire rapid action.
The early Indian tenants of this coun-