The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1922-12-30
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COMING EVENTS.


SEQ, ls23.-Nationai Western
low. Union Stock Yards. Dem
iorgan.-Annual election Of Of
r the local Farmers Union was
Ire recently resulting: c. o.
president; Mrs. J. Charles
vice president Allen Duncan,
Sy-treasurer.
cOllins.-With 800 birds of all
b exhibition the annual show
Fort Collins Poultry Association
d here. The Larimer County
where the show was held. was
with spectators.
Bra metal mining revival II
kwIng in Colorado, according to
Il of NJ. b. Tomblin. secretary
State mialng fund. made public
yMr. rolmblin's report SHOWS
)pre than $2.OOO.O0O- new capital
Vested In metal mining during
r and an additional 1000 men
ed. $50
I Collins.-The annual poultry
the Fort Collins Poultry As
On, pronounceAs by the judge
d. Tucker Of Royal Oaks. Mich.
ing a surprisingly fine collec-
birds, came to a successful end
e Farmers Conference and Ru-
i Conference. and the four re-
schools conducted In cOnjunc-
hlo.-Elmer Beasiey. 10 years old.
und guilty Of nrst.degree muir.
b the death penalty Imposed by
9after three days trial Of Beas-
THE charge Of numbering Oscar
4, a manager of u filling station,
attempted robbery on the night
Il. lG Several witnesses saw
hDotIng and captured the boy
Sfter.
A.-Mrs. Ethel NJ. kilker, wife
10. kilker, Denver electrician,
blurred painfully near Cleora.
dies south OF here. when an nu-
ae she was driving struck an
ftp In the roud, skldded and
/ over, throwing her from the
Rough the side curtains. Her
SbIle caught fire and burned
she was lying stunned a few
Way.
Rehabilitation of $780, COS in
6ve appropriations for state de-
Spts for the next two years will
smmended by Governor ShOup In
Sage prepared In accordance
Ae state budget law. The gov
recommendations call for to-
Hopriations Of $4,6lO.38O for the
", legislative and judiciary de-
hts and institutions which de-
appropriations for support. as
b similar appropriations OF H.
& made two years ago.
6do Springs.-Charles c. Gates
sver was unanimously elected
ct Of the Greater Colorado,
project Intended to advance aIl
- Of the state. at II meeting Of
on Club representatives Of the
I, the Antlers hotel here. T. C.
Il Pueblo WIS elected first vice
I 1t. As Alr. Gates will leave
3r an extended trip to South
q, much Of the organization
ID the task Of getting the state
.togrum under way will devOlve
Nr. StOrer.
Ao.-Increased activity at the
lua Steel works Is In prospect
70 as cars Gun be secured to
Vthe product, according to gu.
..ndent +. E. Parks. The rail
nploylng over 600 men. will be
Ton Jan. !. and before that time
Acan be obtained from the rail-
gOpening Of the mill will neces-
reopening Of an additional blast
Q which will employ several
ID men, the total to be put on
two departments being 1000 or
Collins.-vigOrOus resolutions,
NJ one opposing the construc.
& the 100000 Federal Reserve
odilding In Denver on the asser-
1T the amount Is greater than
idtted by law, were adopted by
dorado Farm Bureau during Its
convention In session at the
% Agricultural College.
90 City.-The Canon City Lions
has endorsed BY resolution the
ent to orgunize the Greater
do Congress" among the busi.
sens clubs of the state. W. N.
president Of the local Lions
was elected to represent the
Z the Lleeting to be held Dec.
Colorado Springs for the pur-
( organizing the ongress.
Collins.-More money Is spent
oacco than for churches, more
tSmobIle pleasure trips than for
ahd 50 per cent Of the people
lutos where but 10 per cent Of
uaes are equipped with bathsAbs
y the condition found at Ault.
according to 4 sociological sur
emily made public BY Prof. b.
i Of the Colorado Agricultural
/ WHO, with his class, made the