The Pueblo Lore
Contents of Past Issues of The Lore
| DECEMBER 2002 | Volume 27 Number 12 | |
| THE ST. CHARLES CROSSING AND THE FISHER RANCH by Ione Miller |
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| LOCAL POLITICS AND SUCH MATTERS IN TERROTORIAL COLORADO (Stories compiled by Eleanor Fry) Energetic Voting—1859 Extended Jurisdiction—1859 Profitable Gambling—Some time in the 1860s An Enterprising Assessor—1864 Wanted to See the Fun—1866 |
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| MY MEMORIES OF THE 1930s By Bob Gaby |
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| MEMORIES OF EMERY YOUNG, FIRST WHITE CHILD BORN IN PUEBLO COUNTY Pueblo Chieftain, May 13, 1932 |
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| “LUCKY” JOE SAIS, MINER—1921 | ||
| PUEBLO'S OLDEST STREET SIGN SAVED FOR POSTERITY—1930 | ||
| CRIPPLE CREEK MINING DISTRICT, THEN & NOW— Review of November Program by Eleanor Fry |
| NOVEMBER 2002 | Volume 27 Number 11 | |
| DRIVE-IN MOVIES by Carol J. Elkins |
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| GROWING UP ON THE NORTH SIDE—1940–1965 By Jerry Jones |
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| REMINISCENCES OF A BOYHOOD IN THE MESA JUNCTION AREA IN THE 1930s AND EARLY 1940s By Bill Chinn |
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| GOVERNOR WALTER W. JOHNSON—PUEBLOAN MAKES GOOD By Allan Johnson |
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| PUEBLO AUTHORS OF THE '50s GAIN NATIONAL RECOGNITION By Ione Miller |
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| THE SEA SCOUTS By Jeff Arnold |
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| MY GHOSTS OF CENTENNIAL By Marty Miller |
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| OLDER THAN DIRT (originator not known) |
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| VASCO SEAVY, Sr. By Charles D. Pierce and Dale P. Tursi |
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| THE HATCHET RANCH By Jeanne Goss |
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| A TRIBUTE TO LIBRARIES By Charleen Caldwell |
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| WHO ARE THESE GIRLS? (photo) |
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| FOND MEMORIES OF HUND's SWIMMING POOL By Marilee Heller |
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| UPTOWN THEATER By Mitchell Kelloff, Jr. |
| OCTOBER 2002 | Volume 27 Number 10 | |
| THE INDUSTRIAL CONSTITUTION—CF&I—1916 from The Colorado Industrial Plan by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. |
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| PUEBLO'S STRANGE WORLD OF POLITICS IN THE OLD DAYS By Jim Phelps |
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| THE NATIONAL GRANGE OF THE ORDER OF THE PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY Compiled by George R. Williams |
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| THE “GLOWING TOMBSTONE” MYSTERIES By George R. Williams and John Korber |
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| THE NATIONAL PAGEANT (benefit for The Woman's Hospital Association—1892 Program cover from Memory Book of Anna Barndollar |
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| “Where is this?” (photograph) |
| SEPTEMBER 2002 | Volume 27 Number 9 | |
| JOHN B. ROCKEFELLER JR.'s SPEECH TO CF&I EMPLOYEES AT PUEBLO, CO ON OCT. 2, 1915 Intro by George R. Williams |
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| MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN CF&I AND EMPLOYEES (Respecting employment, living and working conditions) |
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| THE LONG STRUGGLE TO STATEHOOD—Part Two By Bernard Kelly |
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| THE GONCE BROTHERS, DUBBED THE “BABY BANDITS” By Jeff Arnold |
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| YUCCA (MEXICAN SOAPWEED, ADAM'S NEEDLE, SPANISH BAYONETS) By Arla Aschermann |
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| MEMORIES OF PUEBLO |
| AUGUST 2002 | Volume 27 Number 8 | |
| THE LONG STRUGGLE TO STATEHOOD By Bernard Kelly |
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| IT'S AUGUST...IT MUST BE THE STATE FAIR! By Dwight Hunter |
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| MURDO MACKENZIE, PIONEER CATTLEMAN OF STATE, DIES By George R. Williams |
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| NEWSPAPER FILES By Eleanor Fry |
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| INDIANS VISIT PUEBLO Pueblo Chieftain, March 30, 1871 |
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| THE NAVAJO CODE TALKERS By Gary Carter |
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| LAKE MINNEQUA PARK—1927 |
| JULY 2002 | Volume 27 Number 7 | |
| RED CROSS By George R. Williams |
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| FOURTH OF JULY—1900 By Arla Aschermann |
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| ROBERT GRANT, CATTLEMAN By Ione Miller |
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| BESSEMER PARK By Ione Miller |
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| PCHS ON-LINE By Carol Elkins |
| JUNE 2002 | Volume 27 Number 6 | |
| GRANT WITHERS' HEART LIVES IN PUEBLO, COLORADO Interview, Dorothy Calhoun (addendum Arla Aschermann) |
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| GLORIETA PASS By Eleanor Fry |
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| LEVITY ON SANTA FE AVENUE Pueblo Chieftain, Feb. 10, 1870 |
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| "SILVER CIRCLE"—1860s –1870s By Eleanor Fry |
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| MINING IS NOT EASY! Pueblo Chieftain, June 18, 1873 |
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| FLAG DAY–JUNE 14th, Folding Ceremony DAV Magazine, Feb. 2002 |
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| 50th ANNIVERSARY OF PUEBLO'S FIRST AIRMAIL SERVICE—1926 By Arla Aschermann |
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| NAVAJOS WORK HARD ON SANTA FE TRACK—1976 By Don Donato |
| MAY 2002 | Volume 27 Number 5 | |
| JOHN FRANCIS KEATING'S LEGACY By Pat Smith |
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| "THE BULLA CRUCIATAE" AND HOW IT DIVIDED PUEBLO By Ione Miller |
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| LEISURE TIME IN EL VALLE DE LOS RANCHEROS By Jose M. Romero |
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| SOD HOUSES AND DUGOUTS IN COLORADO By Ione Miller |
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| CUPID'S DOINGS Pueblo Chieftain, June 18, 1873 |
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| PROTECTING EXTERIOR APPEARANCE OF THE FEDERAL/POST OFFICE BLDG. |
| APRIL 2002 | Volume 27 Number 4 | |
| ST. JOHN'S GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH By George R. Williams |
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| WESTERN NATIONAL BANK The Pueblo Chieftain, Aug. 9, 1931 |
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| BRICK AND TILE The Pueblo Chieftain, April 15, 1888 |
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| FLORMAN PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. By Mary Campbell (Chieftain, Jan. 4, 1925) |
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| OTHER BUSINESSES OF THE TIME (1925) From the R.L. Polk City Directory |
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| FIGHTING FIRES—EARLY ORDINANCES AND MAJOR FIRES By Ione Miller |
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| COLORADO TERRITORIAL PENITENTIARY HISTORY By Pat Kant |
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| DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME, 1933 By Ione Miller |
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| THE NAVAJO CODE TALKERS By Gary Carter |
| MARCH 2002 | Volume 27 Number 3 | |
| LETS TOUR PUEBLO COUNTY By Ione Miller & Arla Aschermann |
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| BULLEN BRIDGE CO., PUEBLO'S EARLY BRIDGE BUILDER By Ione Miller |
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| MY MEMORIES OF BELLE PLAIN SCHOOL By Lloyd "Buck" Barnhart |
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| COW VISITS DOWN TOWN STORES & GETS ROUGH TREATMENT Pueblo Chieftain, May 28, 1915 |
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| CF&I BUILDINGS TO BE PLACED ON NATIONAL REGISTER By George R. Williams |
| FEBRUARY 2002 | Volume 27 Number 2 | |
| COWBOY SONGS By Arla Aschermann |
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| SKIING IN THE EARLY DAYS Pueblo Star-Journal & Chieftain, Mar. 21, 1976 |
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| GOSS FAMILY HISTORY By Ione Miller |
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| CATTLE THIEVES! (1870) By Eleanor Fry |
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| MRS. LATSHAW'S LAKE (Lake Clara) By George R. Williams |
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| THE CARLILE LIVERY STABLE By Ione Miller |
| JANUARY 2002 | Volume 27 Number 1 | |
| ALL HAIL TO THE CHIEF!–PRESIDENTIAL VISITS TO PUEBLO By Robert Collyer |
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| COAL MINES, 1905 By Eleanor Fry |
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| CORN–ITS IMPORTANCE IN EARLY AMERICA By Ione Miller |
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| AUTO RACE! The Pueblo Chieftain, October 17, 1904 |
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| "ALL ABOARD"–A poem By M.M.–Pueblo Chieftain, Jan. 2, 1906 |