The Keota news., May 16, 1919, Image 9

About The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922

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Weld County Magazine Soon to Make
Appearance
The Weld County Commercial club
held an important and highly product
ive aeaaion at Keraey on the club’s first
out-of-town meeting for 1919.
The proposal to issue a magazine in
the interest ot the county at monthly
intervals which had been recommended
at the April meeting was taken up and
discussed in detail, resulting in the
meeting accepting the report of the
publicity committee and instructing the
proper officers to (,-nter into contract as
proposed for the publication of the
magazine during the remaining months
of 1919.
Briefly stated the proposition is this:
The publicity committee of tho club,
after careful consideration of means of
presenting Weld county 4 * advantages
most effectively to the public, both at
home and abroad, came to the conclu
sion that to publish a monthly magazine,
circulated locally at a small subscription
rate, and in outside localities to persons
known to be open to consideration of
new locations would be a far better
way to spend the advertising appropria
tion of the county than thru tho issu
ance of a single booklet each year, as.
it would have the advantage of keep
ing constantly before the persons it is
desired to reach fresh matter relative
to all districts of the county presented
in authoritative manner, and by reason
of its wide circulation would be an ideal
advertising medium for many classes of
manufacturers, managers of pleasure
resorts, real estate dealers and others.
It is the opinion of those who have had
much experience in the sale of such ad
vertising that the space sold will prac
tically pay for the publication of the
magazine from the start, and after a
time yield some profit to the club which
would be available for use in other
phases of its work*, leaving the annual.
advertising levy available for emergen-'
fy-
The magazine will be sold in Weld
county at 25 cents per year in advance.
It will be mailed to all persons inquiring
from real estate dealers or the state
board of immigration or other agencies
regarding locations applicable to Weld
county, whether farm, mercantile or
professional. Express shipments will
be sent to eastern localities from which
people are removing and from which
they might reasonably be expected to
come to this county if conditions suited
them. Commercial bodies within the
county will be furnished with a limited
number of each issue for such special
circulation as they may deem most like-'
ly to produce results.
The Pierce club extended an invita
tion to the club to meet at that place in
June and it was ucceptcd. The mem-'
bership thruout the county should ar
range to attend this meeting, as the
Pierce country is well worth seeing.
Notice to Well Drillers
Notice is hereby given that the Hoard
of Trustees of the Town of Keota will
receive sealed bids for drilling a well in
the Town of Keota. said bids to be in
the hands of John D. Watt, Town Clerk
and Recorder, on or before May 27, 1919,
and to be opened on that day. Bids ore
to specify price per foot for drilling and
putting in casing, the hole to be either
6. Bor 10 inches in diameter. The
Town to furnish casing, and designate
place of drilling; and work to be started
u|>on order of the Board of Trustees as
soon after May 27 as may be possible.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN D. WATT,
Town Clerk.
Auto and tractor oils at the Universal
I3tf.
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I MILKING SHORTHORNS 1
| SATURDAY-1 P. M. MAY 24. |
ft GREELEY, COLO. fl
I At Andy Campbell’s Brick Sale Bam East of Union (9
I Depot 1
I THE CARPENTER CATTLE COMPANY |
A Greeley, Colo. v i
ft Condueti iu first sale of Pure Bates and Bates-top Registered 1
ft Shorthorn cattle-the great dual purpose farmer's cattle , I
ft producing both beef and miik. These bulls and young cows < |
ft (many with calves at their sides) have been raised near .1
ft Greeley on native, short-grass pastures and roughed thru <1
_ the winter just as other farmer’s cattle are raised. The ■
• bulla are as virile as bronco stallions and the cows great pro- *
ft durers and good milkers. I
ft The Bates strain of Shorthorns is the foundation of the I
_ Milking Shorthorns which supply more than 75 percent of , _
ft the-milk of tendon (right in the heart of the breeding grounds ■
ft of all other dairy cattle) and of the Milking Shorthorns of I
ft America. But don't be deceived for I
ft Pure Bates Shorthorns Are As Rare As Buffalo I
ft and the Carpenter herd probably has more of these founds- I
ft tion animals than any other herd in Xmcrica. I
ft The herd bulla are absolutely Pure Bates with a reserve ; fl
ft bull from the greatest Milking Shorthorns of England im- ■
ft ported to this country by the empire builder, James J. Hill • 1 1
ft of St. Eaul. 1
ft Col. P. M. Gross of Kansas City will cry the sale. I
ft Write for Catalogue to The Carpenter Cattle Company, •
| Gre.l«y. Colo. S
There is n renewal of interest in base
ball in ncighlmring town*. Last Sun
day the Knynicr team went to Bucking
ham and cleaned up on the team there
by a score of fi to 1. Next Sunday
Buckingham pluy* at Willard, and Ray
mcr at Stonchatrl.
Figuring pad*, for school or office use,
10c per pound. Keota New*. tf
v
How’s This?
offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine haa been taken
by catarrh sufferers for Ihe past thirty
live years, and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dls
eaaed portions.
uidicinJT. av ; , * k * n Hall's Catarrh
erZat * hor . t t, . me 7 ou Will see a
p**}. Improvement in your urneml
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foZ*testlrnonl*l*fffee. rt< * ° f r " Urrh
r,J- JfHENKV A CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by all Druggists, 7Sc.
m KEOTA NEWS
ED BURKHOLDER
AUCTIONEER
Make dates at Farmer* State
Bank, Keota, or phonr me at
8F23.
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Let the home man cry your
sale—he will get the money for
you.
V NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
.LEASE STATE LAND
Office of the State Hoard of I,and Commission
era. Denver, loin.. April 2V 1910
Notice is hereby *irm. «lmt J M. Ili*** who...
post office nrhlrw* i« Areln. Colorado ha« mndf*
" p P ,i S l L l, ? n V2’ B * r ’ 4 ,n *»•* Mhraiit* fin*,
cntied School Land*. siluntr in Wold County.
< olnrarln. tow if:
All of Sec. I«. Town II N . lUtifte \? (Im
munity Applies!ion)
Notice fm further liemhr tfi*"i» that nil other
person* flesiriiurt'iiftle an application to lease
ell or any purl t fllils tract of Isn.l must Ale
•sme in this office prior lo May HO. |p|p. as tin
other epnlieelicu to lease the hlnitp
In tins will considered aftcr'said date
.» «. .« RAYMOND MIIJsKM.
I reuidont State Board L#and (’•mmissittiier?.
t’ulili,li May J, *. 10, ZS. •
V
High Grade New
ijUimjloft
, Piano
This instrument must be
moved, and for early sale
we are prepared to make
a very liberal price con
cession and most attract
ive terms. -
STANLEY’S
Fortner, Photographer. Sterling, Colo