Get the latest breaking news, sports, entertainment and obituaries in Pueblo, CO from Pueblo Chieftain. 2,298 talking about this. In a minor degree urban consumer* offarm products profited by the collapse in farm price*,but the almost immediate effect was the cessation ofbuying from the farms and industry everywhere andin all lines suffered.Another year of such conditions will mean the lossof the best market for the American manufacturer, andit will also mean a very serious decrease in America’sfood supply. Ky years ago todav.I'a\id Elkins. and other piece*.TODAY’S EVENTSToday is the fourteenth blrthdsv ofthe Roy Scout movementThe proposal for H barge canal from1 m . ; and otherabort branches and spurs.The construction of broad g;ap lines fromAlamosa to Dnrango, and from Salida to Montrose orDelta, would be of inestimable benefit to all of southernColorado and would undoubtedly involve the broadffßAfing th® entiro Rio Grande system in tho nearfuture.No city in the state would derive more benefit from■urh an enterprise thnn Pueblo, and nowhere would itbe m«re warmly approved.Chester S. MoreyIn the death of Chester S. Morey (.’dorado sufferstha loss of a man who worthily held a plare in the frontrank of state builders. We miss you and love you. A. SA. (Pueblo, Colo.), 15 Jan. 1922. Greater Pueblo obituaries from the The Pueblo Chieftain and other Colorado obituary sources. Gov. English, now ]postmaster at Wilmington, or Joseph IBancroft a wealthy paper ntanufac- jturer.SITUATION IN MARYLANDThe situation In Maryland, so far as;the Republican nomination Is concerned. la it true that In Mississippi awlfa cannot suo for damages becausethe money would go to h©r husband?I*l. D.A. no longer touch ifinoths hate entered, the bn«>ke»perbusiness success was small in proportion to the servicehe rendered to the state and to tho nation. Th© Chieftain ho* resumed the fashion service whichproved so popular. Brown, a close friend of PresidentHarding, and chairman of the JointCongressional Committee on Reorga.nlzation of the Executive Departmentsof the Government, is to be considered In the race. No one hasbeen brought forward yet to contestthe nomination with him. I nder his supervisionthe Great Western Sugar company became the largestbeet sugar company in the world, producing from its•ixteen factories in four western states one-third of’the beet sugar of the United States.Tlie wealth that Mr. Mr rey gn .-o,] n , n result <f ©tele law*effecting w*vr*»n, that under 11 1 *•-TUESDAT, JXItUAKT Z 4, 1922.common law this would have been true.Mississippi, however, enacted n statute Riving a wife the right to controlher own property. Accessibility | Seven-lien stanza* has beengiven tbls name, because King James1. The other New Jersey Senator. With deliberate action, but very little discussion, the Pueblo girl logged on to her user account, scrolled through a list of her academic courses and popped open a … !■Jupiter and Mercury dominate thisday In friendly rule, according to astrology.Business of every sort should bepushed while this configuration prevail*.Th© rule la held most fortunate forbeginning new enterprises of everysort.This should be an especially luckyday for starting a new periodical ofany sort, since It makes for long prosperity.Mercury gives promise of sucres© inadvertising and all lines of publicity,which will be more in demand thanever before.Good news concerning tndo andcommerce may bo looked for at thistime.The rise of new financial and political leaders is foreshadowed. If agriculture ceases the nation starves.It is universally known that for the past yearAmerican farmers have been in a bad way. Agriculture is unquestionably the basis ofnational prosperity, but it is even more than that. J. B.A. Pueblo chieftain. On the Republican sidethere are at this time no le.s* thanseven possibilities. The Bureau cannot giveadvice on legal, medical, andfinancial matters. Inspector General | died In Phila delphia. Like othermen of wealth he was sometimes vilified, and manytimes he encountered indifference or opposition fromthose who had profited most, or were most likely toprofit from his undertakings. From Grand Junction a broadguage lino extends eastward to Delta, Montrose, Hotohkiss Paonia.The principal narrow guage lines of the systemare those (1) from Alamosa to Durango and Silverton;(2) from Salida over Marshall Pass to Montrose; (3)from Montrose to Ouray, Rico and THluride; (4) fromAlamosa, to Salida byway of Poncha Pass.