Eastern Mojave Vegetation
Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation
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Tom Schweich |
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1960s
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Locations: North Table Mountain.
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January 28, 1960. .... Saturday Golden's Fire department and Sheriff's officers rescued an Indiana lad from the cliff of North Table mountain where he became stranded after trying to scale the rocks—he was removed from the cliff unharmed but cold .... (Colorado Transcript, 94(16), January 28, 1960, p. 1).
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Locations: North Table Mountain.
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February 18, 1960. … Two firemen put out a fire burning in brush along Kinney Run. ... Ten firemen participated in the rescue of a boy from a crevice on North Table mountain. … (Colorado Transcript, 94(19), February 18, 1960, p. 2)
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Locations: North Table Mountain.
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March 20, 1960. Police were called March 20 when two boys were found rolling rocks off North Table Mountain. The rocks were rolling almost down to homes located in the area (Colorado Transcript, 94(25), March 31, 1960, p. 3)
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Locations: Chimney Gulch. North Table Mountain.
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June 16, 1960.
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Locations: North Table Mountain.
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An accident killed a man at the crusher located at the foot of North Table Mountain on Highway 93. The man was caught between a hoist and its tractor when he was putting gas into the tractor
(Colorado Transcript, 95(5), November 10, 1960, pg. 6).
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Locations: North Table Mountain.
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December 29, 1960. Golden will play a small but important part in the race to get man into space as the testing site of rocket seat ejectors late in January. Keep your binoculars pointed toward North Table Mountain.
(Colorado Transcript, __(__), December 29, 1960, pg. __).
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| 1961
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Other articles: Field Notes June 22, 1871 Locations: North Table Mountain.
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June 22, 1961. Ninety Years Ago This Week (1871): During a heavy rainstorm a mass of rock estimated to be 1,000 tons fell from the south face of North Table Mountain, creating a roar like an earthquake. (Colorado Transcript, 95(37), June 22, 1961, pg. 8)
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Locations: North Table Mountain.
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November 30, 1961. Foss' Table Mountain Ranch, which claims most of North Table Mountain,
is used primarily for cross breeding and inbreeding lines of Angus and Hereford. ...
The mountain served a unique purpose this year when Stanley Aircraft used the area as a proving ground for the B-58 “Hustler” ejection capsules
(Colorado Transcript, __(__), November 30, 1961, pg. __).
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| 1962
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Tour of Europe before going home
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 Tom at the edge of time.
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Schweich, Germany
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| 1963
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Locations: North Table Mountain.
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A grass fire on the south side of North Table Mountain started when a weed-buring project was blown out of control (Colorado Transcript, 97(22), March 7, 1964, p. 2).
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Kansas City Star
Tuesday September 17, 1963
| A Link to Past Gone Mrs. Ella Turner's kin founded church Book of Mormon was written in home of Woman's Great-Grandfather Mrs. Ella Turner, 96, who was buried in Richmond, Mo., was a frail woman whi kept close to her home at 4115 Bell Street, but for the nearly 2 million members of the Monmon churches, she was a link to their beginnings. In the home of Mrs. Turner's great-grandfather, Peter Whitmer, the Mormon church was founded. In that small frame home in Fayette, N. Y., Joseph Smith sat and dictated to her two great uncles, Oliver Cowdery and David Whitmer, the Book of Mormon. Time passed, and the persecuted Mormons moved from New York to Ohio, then Illinois, then to the west. Mrs. Turner's kin settled in Richmond. David Whitmer still had the manuscript of the book. Hard times followed David's death and his son, George Schwiech, took a loan from the Reorganized Church of the Latter Day Saints. The book was his security. Schweich never reclaimed the book. Today it is in the vault of the City National bank here. Mrs. Bessie Marston, Mrs. Turner's daughter, took her mother to see the book several years ago at the R. L. D. S. auditorium in Independence. Elders of the church knew of Mrs. Turner, and told her to stay and look at the book as long as she liked. Mrs. Turner died Thursday. [The article has the hand-written notation, "Paul, I have heard your father speak of this book many times."]
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| 1964
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Death of Irma Hemenway Shaw
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| 1965
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Locations: Tramway Quarry.
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March 4, 1965.
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Locations: Cressmans Gulch (lower). Tucker Gulch (lower).
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Tucker Gulch, fed in part by Cressmans Gulch, flooded with the peak of the flood coming at about 7:00PM on Saturday, July 24, 1965. Rain and started falling on Tuesday, July 21st, and continued intermittently, with increasing surges of water until the Saturday evening flood. Several bridges were damaged and torrents of mud spilled down Washington Avenue and Ford Street. Somewhat ironically, a previous flood on Tucker Gulch occurred on the same day in 1896 (Colorado Transcript, 99(43), July 29, 1965).
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Locations: North Table Mountain.
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August 5, 1965. . . Back to the July 24 flood, a resident on the south side of Clear Creek across from North Table mountain said she never before saw water pouring off the mountain as it did that afternoon she said it looked like Niagara Falls -- this seems no exaggeration when the flood damage along Easley Rd. is viewed -- water poured through the new subdivision on W. 44th and Easley Rd. and huge boulders crashed down the mountain -- the channel of Clear creek changed and water was flowing north of the Mclntyre bridge instead of under the bridge -- the channel now has been diverted back under the bridge -- Church ditch is littered with debris for miles -- heavy equipment is being used to clear the ditch channel which overflowed for the first time that residents ever can remember -- the J. Lester Trezises, who have lived on Easley Rd. for 48 years, never remember seeing the ditch overflow before, but this time sandbags were needed to keep water out of the house and their patio was flooded the Trezises measured 6 inches of rainfall at their home in one week -- water ran through many other houses along Easley Rd. and a new home, apparently out of any flood area, was badly damaged by water and its foundation undermined . . . Here in Golden the clean-up continues and every cloud is viewed with apprehension hundreds of truck loads of silt, rocks and debris have been hauled from the flooded area to the bank of Clear creek west of Arapahoe St. and to the clay pit dump --
(Colorado Transcript, __(__), August 5, 1965, pg. __).
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| 1966
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 Wedding of Cheryl and Tom
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| 1967
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| 1968
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 Matt just after birth.
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January 30, 1968: birth of Matthew Thomas Schweich.
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 Matt with Grandmother and Graddaddy
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| 1969
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 Suzanne and Michelle Day, 1969
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Michelle Marie Day (age 3 months), and Suzanne Marie Day | This photo is not dated. However, another photo of Michelle Day is dated as December, 1969, and lists her age as 10 months.
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 Michelle Day, 10 months
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Date and time this article was prepared: 5/28/2019 2:28:18 PM | ||