APPLE BOXES
One carload of these has arrived. It will pay you to call and get our prices and examine the material before buying elsewhere.
"THE RIGHT PRICE AND A SQUARE DEAL"
The J.H. Linder Hardware Co.
Colorado Transcript - October 2, 1913
Help Wanted
Will pay two dollars per day for Apple pickers. F.J. Kasdorf, Middle Golden road. Get off at Bluffs station and walk south.
Colorado Transcript - October 9, 1913
113 Years Ago
Colorado was enjoying a bumper crop of apples in the fall of 1913, the Transcript had been following the season with great interest. The October 16th issue included a detailed article about the huge crops all over the state, and which varieties were selling for the best prices. October 30th featured a front-page article about the "PRIZE CROPS ON THE EASLEY FARM," which asserted that the apples grown in the Clear Creek valley were "as fine a quality of apple as any place in the state."
APPLE BOXES
We have just received a big carload of Colorado Standard Apple boxes, which we will let go at Denver prices while they last.
Duvall-Davison Lumber Co.
Colorado Transcript - November 6, 1913
October 2nd included a front-page article about fruit-grower Charles Welch's outrage over the cut taken by middlemen. He announced that he would sell his own apples by the barrel to local buyers. Accordingly, this advertisement appeared in the November 6th Transcript.
Apple Bargain
For Sale - Apples, by C.C. Welch, in barrel lots, at $2.20 to $5 per barrel. Delivery will be made in Golden during the next two weeks. Selection can be made from samples left at the Transcript office.
Colorado Transcript - November 6, 1913
In other news...
While it was a good time to be an apple grower, it was a bad time to have an unlicensed dog.
Notice to Owner's Of Dogs
I have sent out all the notices that I intend to, notifying you to pay your dog license. And after Nov. 1st, I will kill all dogs that have not had their license paid for.
WM.SCOTT,
Marshal
Colorado Transcript - November 6, 1913
