The Colorado statesman., 1924-07-19
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COLORADO COUNTY FAIR DATES

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Rocky Ford. ]. L. Miller. sec..-sept.
to 6.
:, Boulder County Fair. Longmont, C.
\ e. Rue. Sec..-Sept. 2 to 8.
| Cattlemen's Day, Gunnison. Kather-
Inc Gardner sec.-July 16 to IS.
Colorado State Fair. Pueblo. D. A
Jay. Manager. Sec.-Sept. 22 to 27.
Conejos County Fair, Manassa
Crowley County Fair. Mrs. e. B.
Richards, Sec.-Aug. 27 to 29.
Delta County Fair. Hotchfiss. A M.
Minton. sec.-sept. to IL.
| Douglas County Fair. Castle Rock.
E. A. Reeves. Sec.-oct. to 4.
Ebert County Fair. Matheson
Nance. see.-sept 2s-30-oct.
Grand County Fair. Kremmling
Huerfano County Fair. Walsenburg.
| c. o. Unfug, Sec.
Kit Carson County Fair. Burlington.
H. od g; aosskinsi; skins seSEoGt; ss sas i2ss NIL
Ter Sec.-Sept. 11-12-13.
Lafimer County Fair. Loveland, w.
Lincoln County Fair. Hugo. G. w.
Logan County Fair. Sterling. J. H.
Mesa COUNTY Fair. Grand Junction.
| ] f. Schultz, Sec
.Moffat County Fair. Craig-sept 12-
Northern New Mexico Fair. Ration.
E. .; Reynolds. See.IseRt 10 II.
Phillips County Fair. Holyoke. F. e.
Pueblo County Fair. Goodpasture. H.
p. Bornscheim; seeIsePt; 1918.
stoddard. sec.-sept. e-1o-1t.
| Saguache County Fair
Ski Hi Stampede. Monte Vista. M. t.
| Hancock, Sec.-July 30-31.
Trinidad. Chas, Bailey, sec.-sept. IS
washington County Fair. Akron,
Weld County Fair Greeley. c. W.
Western Slope Fair, Montrose. ]. ].
Central Liyestoek show, how, Sol c0ior9So 1so
Colorado Springs Rodeo. Colorado
springs-Aug. 14-l5-16.-
! Aspen.-President Coolidge has ap-
pointed Thomas F. Beck postmaster
at Aspen, according to word received
by Postmaster Frank L, Dodge of Den
YER.
Rocky Ford.-The grounds of the
Arkansas Valley Fair Association
again have been opened as a public
camp ground. o. A. Adams is in
charge.
Deltas--Fire recently destroyed the
alfalfa mill and plant of the Denver
Alfalfa Milling and Products Company
at Delta. The loss is covered by in
| surance.
| Brighton.-N. E. Wells, "a, his wife
and their two small children are held
| in county jail at Brighton after gar
| age burglary and automobile chase at
Bennett, Colo, in Adams county.
Greeley.-Caught in the death grasp
of his young bride of seven months
when he attempted to rescue her when
she fell into the Milton reservoir, six
teen miles southeast of Greeley, Ed
ward II. Romans, "a years old, ranch
er in the Beebe Draw district, was
drowned with his wife before rescuers
could be summoned.
Greeley.-Gabriel Valesquez, Mex
lean beet worker on the A. @. Hender-
lschott ranch, two miles east of Platte
vile, was arrested at Cheyenne by
Deputy Sheriff c.. D. Lindsey and
brought to the county Jail at Greeley
to face the charge of having slain
slain Pedro Lopez, 35, whose partly de-
composed body was found in the Platte
river near Platteville recently.
Monte Vista-All is set for the great
annual sky-hi stampede and rodeo, to
be staged at Monte Vista July 80, 81
and Aug. l. Unusually large purses
have been raised for the winning con-
testants in the various events, and
judging from the large number of in
quiries being received by the commit
tee in charge of arrangements, a record
number of performers will take part in
the celebration
Beulder.-The annual meeting of the
Colorado Library Association will be
held in Boulder Sept. IL, 10 and 13.
Rocky Ford.-The annual picnic of
the employees of the American Beet
Sugar Company at the factory grounds
was largely attended
Boulder-Prof. Frank L. Martin of
the University of Missouri School of
Journalism, has arrived in Boulder to
teach in the summer term of the Uni
versity of Colorado. He will teach
courses of news and news writing,
copy editing and making-up. Profess
sor Martin has been with the Missouri
school since its organization in 1908.
Prior to that he was assistant city ed
itor of the Kansas City Star.
Estes Park. = Boy Scout execu-
tives from all parts of the
| United States are to be in Estes
Park, September to Is, for their
biennial conference, which the commit
tee in charge is planning to make bet
ter than its predecessors. Some of the
leading men of the United States, in
scout work and scoutcraft will take
part along with prominent men in the
world of religion, business and nature
study.