Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-02-11
ANNUAL HOG ROAST
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OF Colorado. Wished to pay tri-
butte to the splendid cavalry troop
OF splendid young men. did such
efficient work in Pueblo during the
afme of the flood, should be proud
OF Armory, q splendid community
center. to be used more in. time of
peace than In time OF war. was
proud to have been a guest here,
at this time.
Mr.. W. A. COchel, a Shorthorn
talk. thought this valley prosper
Gus as indicated by the banquet
and attendance. wished to talk up
the purebred Shorthorn business,
and to emphasize that the very
highest type OF men and women are
associated with this work. for it
takes thorough investigation and
high ideals and therefore attracts
highest type of men and women.
MIR. Decker, "Vets Problems and
Pleasures Mr.. Toastmaster. did
not know much about Vets, either
they were too well conducted to be
written up or were hard to explain.
Did not favor the Soldier Bonus
bill II 1t meant more taxes on the
people. II It could be taken out Of
the naval fund. O. X. Urged all
to give a lword of cheer to the war
cripples. etc, and help to encourage
them. More returns on money In
vested in "Dobbin" than in any
motor invented. DR.. Wadleish do
ing great work for the H. G. A.
and wished to commend 1t to peo.
pie.
Rr. Geo. II. Glover, Where are
We At" Daddy of the II. G. AZ
has ability TO blush back to his
collar button, something most of
them could not do. Would rather
be a screw in carburetOr OF nov
than both wheels in chariot of then.
Almost believes the philosophy that
What is is right" Has found all
Monte Vistaites are boosters. not a
one man tOwn-knew OF one town.
where one was the merchant. city
attorney. banker. and preacher. Man
received . black hand letter say
ing II he did not leave $4,000 un-
der rock at certain time they would
kidnap his wife. he left q note say
ing that he had not left the money.
hut wished to commend their sys-
tenn and In this case TO especially
encourage their enterprise. Papers
give the people what they want.
Biggest thing In valley IL potato
raising and hog raising and should
be protected by all: harmony. peace
and good will should he encourag-
cd. and the association should stand
pat because Il IL being watched from
all parts Of the country. They. ~
investigators. are frank TO admit
that they are up In the air. now,
after four years tnvestIGation on
the sheep disease. DIR. Cross held
experiment AT Center this winter.
sold sheep at profit and had. no re-
port to make. but II people would
he patient and remember how long
Il took 10 lind cure for various
plaques. ETC.. they would find cure
for sheep troubles yet. Much de-
penda on own efforts. whenever
darky prayed to the Lord to send
him turkey he did not get Il. hut
when he prayed to the Lord to send
him out TO get the turkey he had
turkey. Hoped that he would be
able to BE- with association - more
years. had besn with them for ,
years now. Appreciates the gooa
feeling. and the courtesy extended
him and feels At home here. and
looks for stability and perpetuity OF
the H. @. A. Could not. reach
Utopia by one Jump. hut sanity Of
Individual shown by way he man
ages himself. the biggest assets
and blessedness In life is work
against wearfui odds. meeting oh
structions. growing. paying the
price and going all the iway around.
cheerfuily standing together and
putting things across. expects TO zee
tho association grow. the curves in
the Rio Grande railroad straiEhtened
out. cars at tho door on two hours
notice by new officers Of railroad
company. II they are any good. and
that the helping Of the other fellow