The Pueblo Lore
Contents of Past Issues of The Lore
| December 2003 | Volume 28 Number 12 | |
| AGRICULTURE IN PUEBLO COUNTY—1930s author not known |
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| TRANSPORTATION BEFORE RAILROADS By Eleanor Fry |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT, DECEMBER 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—DECEMBER By Eleanor Fry |
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| PERSONS KILLED IN THE EDEN TRAIN WRECK—1904 By George Williams |
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| CENTURY-OLD CHURCHES IN PUEBLO By Arla Aschermann |
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| KIT CARSON COUNTY–BURLINGTON CAROUSEL RESTORATION Program review by Eleanor Fry |
| November 2003 | Volume 28 Number 11 | |
| TRAPPER JIM WATERS—A BUILDER OF EL PUEBLO Compiled by Ione Miller |
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| JOHN HAWKINS (aka JACOB HAWKEN) & HIS WIFE LIDIA By George R. Williams |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT, NOVEMBER 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—NOVEMBER By Eleanor Fry |
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| ALBERT EUGENE REYNOLDS By Eleanor Fry |
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| JAMES EDWARD SMITH, EARLY PIONEER Compiled by Edna L. Davenport |
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| SOURDOUGHS By Leroy Boyd |
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| BELOW STANDARD MILK—April 1921 Pueblo Chieftain |
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| PIONEERS RECALL OLD TIMES IN PUEBLO—1928 Pueblo Chieftain |
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| NEWSPAPER ITEMS—1893, 1905 Pueblo Chieftain |
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| PUEBLO WEST—RAILROAD TIE FENCE By Arla Aschermann |
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| HISTORIC POST CARDS (program by Charles Finley) By Eleanor Fry |
| October 2003 | Volume 28 Number 10 | |
| STAGECOACH ROBBER NABBED BY PUEBLO MARSHAL—“BURTON THE BOLD” By Jerry Jones |
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| THE OTHER A. G. BOONE IN EARLY PUEBLO COUNTY By George R. Williams |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT, OCTOBER 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—OCTOBER By Eleanor Fry |
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| MORE ON THE EDEN TRAIN WRECK—1904 By George R. Williams |
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| FIRST & SANTA—CHANGES THROUGH THE YEARS By Arla Aschermann |
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| “PATTON’S PRAYER” PENNED BY PUEBLOAN By G. R. Williams and Ione Miller |
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| NATIONAL BROOM CO. WOMEN’S SOFTBALL TEAM—1935 By Photo from Bill Kocman |
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| CHIPETA, WIFE OF UTE CHIEF OURAY (program by Cynthia Becker) Report by Eleanor Fry |
| September 2003 | Volume 28 Number 9 | |
| PRAIRIE DREAMS AND APPLE SCHEMES By Brad Bowers |
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| ALBERT GALLATIN BOONE By Edward Broadhead |
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| ALBERT GALLATIN BOONE'S HISTORICAL MARKERS By George R. Williams |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT, SEPTEMBER 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| 100th ANNIVERSARY OF EDEN TRAIN WRECK (search for descendents of victims) |
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| NEW GRAIN ELEVATORS OUT EAST—1921 Pueblo Chieftain |
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| SECOND LUDLOW TRAGEDY By Robert Strader |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—SEPTEMBER By Eleanor Fry |
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| PROFESSOR AGREES IT'S GETTING WARMER By Ron Martinez |
| August 2003 | Volume 28 Number 8 | |
| FREE PUBLIC LIBRARIES—OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL By George R. WIlliams |
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| COLORADO'S EMBLEMS Compiled by Arla Aschermann |
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| BOY SCOUTS IN PUEBLO—1921 By Arla Aschermann |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT, AUGUST 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| "TURKEY JIM BROWN" WAS WIDELY-KNOWN PIONEER Pueblo Chieftain, 1927 |
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| PAID TO CROSS ARKANSAS IN EARLY DAYS OF PUEBLO Pueblo Chieftain, 1917 |
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| WENT "FISHING" FOR REAL COIN Pueblo Chieftain, 1912 |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—AUGUST By Eleanor Fry |
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| PUEBLO'S FIRST MOTORIZED FIRE EQUIPMENT—1911 (pic) |
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| DAVID LAVENDER DIES By Eleanor Fry |
| July 2003 | Volume 28 Number 7 | |
| BEN DONAHUE—1864–1955 Compiled by John Korber |
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| CLARENCE DONAHUE—1914–2002 By John Korber |
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| SAN CARLOS DE JUPE; A COMMANCHE RESERVATION ON THE ST. CHARLES RIVER—1787 By Wayne Smyer & Luisa Quintana |
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| GOVERNOR'S DAUGHTER CHRISTENS USS COLORADO—1903 By Arla Aschermann |
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| DINNER MEETING—CHAT WITH COMDR. BUCHER By Gary Carter |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—July By Eleanor Fry |
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| PASSING IT ALONG REPORT—Frank Belmont By George R. Williams |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT, JULY 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
| June 2003 | Volume 28 Number 6 | |
| THE PODETTE'S by Dwight Hunter |
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| THE FIRST PUEBLO POLICEMAN KILLED WHILE ON DUTY By Edward J. Simonich |
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| LAUNDRY ADVICE TO A BRIDE FROM HER GRANDMOTHER—1800 |
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| S.I.S.—SIMPLY INCREDIBLE SISTERS By Eleanor Fry |
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| A COLORADO VACATION—1877 By D.W. Barkley |
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| JIMMY'S CAMP—A HISTORICAL REMINISCENCE OF OLD TIMES Pueblo Chieftain, 1882 |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT, JUNE 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| 1882 MAP OF PUEBLO, South Pueblo, Bessemer (described) Pueblo Chieftain, 1882 |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—June By Eleanor Fry |
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| PUEBLO'S FREQUENT FLOODS By Arla Aschermann |
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| THE USS PUEBLO—AGER 2 By Bob Collyer and Gary Carter |
| May 2003 | Volume 28 Number 5 | |
| THE REMARKABLE HARRIET EMMA POLLARD by Noreen Riffe |
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| LUCIEN MAXWELL By Eleanor Fry |
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| THE JOSEPH McMURTRY STORY By George R. Williams |
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| Grand Opening of Squirrel Creek Road Pueblo Chieftain, Sept. 14, 1922 |
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| STORY OF THE DUKE HOUSE By Bob Collyer |
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| WHY WOMEN SHOULD NOT VOTE Pueblo Chieftain, Mar. 21, 1877 |
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| PUEBLO'S HISTORIC PRESERVATION ORDINANCE By George R. Williams |
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| THE SECOND USS PUEBLO By Gary Carter |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT, MAY 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—May By Eleanor Fry |
| APRIL 2003 | Volume 28 Number 4 | |
| PUEBLO'S B.P.O.E. #90 COMES TO THE RESCUE by George R. Williams |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT—April 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| J.J. THOMAS, PIONEER EXTRAORDINAIRE—1837–1911 By Eleanor Fry |
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| A BASEBALL MEMORY OF OLD TIMERS, CITY PARK, AND INDEPENDENCE By Dwight Hunter |
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| SKEEING, WINTER SPORT OF NORWEGIAN BOYS AND GIRLS—1905 By Alberta Platt |
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| TWO OF SOUTH PUEBLO'S EARLY SCHOOLS By Arla Aschermann |
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| LIST OF OLD SCHOOL DISTRICTS (District 70) Compiled by Daisy Malone |
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| REMEMBER NON-COLORED MARGARINE? By Eleanor Fry |
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| PUEBLO—A DAY AT A TIME—APRIL By Eleanor Fry |
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| MINERAL PALACE FOUNTAIN—ANOTHER PART OF PUEBLO'S HISTORY LOST FOREVER By George R. Williams |
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| MINE RESCUE CAR— Status Report |
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| REMEMBERING “THE PUEBLO” By Gary Carter |
| MARCH 2003 | Volume 28 Number 3 | |
| THE LAST FRONTIER by Ludlow Flower Jr. |
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| KDZA-TV By Dwight Hunter |
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| DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT—March 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| DAYS GONE BY—TERRITORIAL PENITENTIARY By Pat Kant |
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| HOW TO AVOID MISTAKES IN ROAD BUILDING—1912 Pueblo Chieftain, Mar. 3, 1912 |
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| SCOUTING MEMORIES—Late 1930s and Early 1940s By Cliff R. Thompson |
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| MAIN STREET—1950s (photograph) From PCHS files |
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| PUEBLO'S LOST HISTORY (Mineral Palace Park) By George R. Williams |
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| TROLLEY CAFE (1937) By Sally Kennedy & Edna Davenport |
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| BLACK SOLDIERS, WHITE WARS—Program review By Eleanor Fry |
| FEBRUARY 2003 | Volume 28 Number 2 | |
| DOC HOLLIDAY IN PUEBLO by Robert Strader |
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| THE DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT—Feb. 1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| NEIGHBORHOOD STORES By Jeff Arnold |
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| JACK JENKINS By Dale Tursi |
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| PUEBLO’S FIRST MODERN SWIMMING POOLS By George R. Williams |
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| PUEBLO, A DAY AT A TIME (February events) By Eleanor Fry |
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| B.P.O.E. in Pueblo—the beginning (Addendum by Arla Aschermann) By Robert Blazich |
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| CHRONOLOGY OF SOUTHEASTERN COLORADO HERITAGE CENTER Compiled by Ione Miller |
| JANUARY 2003 | Volume 28 Number 1 | |
| HIGH PLAINS PHYSICIAN—Dr. James Garcia by Dr. F.A. Garcia |
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| WHAT IS IT? (Animal resembling a Gorilla) Pueblo Chieftain, July 1882 |
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| THE DIARY OF WILLIAM HACKETT—1873 By Dwight Hunter |
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| PEDAGOGIC POLTERGEISTS (at Centennial High) By Robert Collyer |
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| PUEBLO AUTOMOBILE SLD IN TRINIDAD Pueblo Chieftain, June 1901 |
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| MY FIRST CAR By Spencer Manlove |
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| NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGES Review of December Program by Eleanor Fry |
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| ICE HARVEST at BUENA VISTA headed for Pueblo Pueblo Chieftain, January, 1930 |