Bright Outlook for Canon City Business in 1912
Canon City faces a promising year with restored confidence and rising activity. Local industries like smelters brick plants and manufacturing expect growth as projects and new housing boost employment and land values. Realtors note unprecedented inquiry levels and advertiser optimism backs a continued tourist and residential appeal.
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Canon City
Fremont County
Ture
School Board Visit To Camp Carrier At Dunville
About 50 friends and relatives joined Canon City high school cadets at Camp Carrier near Glenbrook for a Thursday excursion led by Judge M S Bailey and other officials. The trip featured eagle nests, bears den, mountain scenery, and cadet drills with improved marksmanship and discipline. Cadets under Captains Johnson and Stockderson trained in manual arms as meals and rations were served, with target shooting at 60 to 160 yard ranges over three days marking notable scores.
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Canon City High School
Dunville
Glenbrook
M. 8. Bailey
F. N. Carrier
M. 8. Raynolds
J. W. Emmerson
Board of Education
J. H. Peabody
J. T. Thomas
Ohoo
Tee F. &C. C
Permars Pot
Monroe Brown
Dale
Canon
Sheop
Cripple Creek
Johnson
Stockder
West Point
Committee of
Cadet Corps
School Board
Baviers
Supreme Court Decides Celebrated Elks Case
The state supreme court upheld an injunction preventing police from interfering with the Canon City Elks Club, ruling the city cannot declare it a public nuisance under the ordinance. The decision focuses on nuisance abatement, not liquor dispensing, and halts county court action against trustees pending the higher ruling.
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Lower
City
Public Nuiiance
State Supreme Court
Canon City
Supreme Court
Bonynge & Ritter
Denver
Taylor & Sayre
Elks Club
Waldo, Dawson & Stump
Jeffrey & Stinemeyer
The
Justices Court
Country Court
Elks club liquor ruling prompts cautious reaction
City Attorney A L Taylor comments on a Supreme Court decision in the Elks club liquor case. He notes the ruling did not decide club rights but limited city power to confiscate alcohol without convictions. Taylor expects a written copy tomorrow to clarify further.
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Supreme Court
Elks Club
Waldo and Dawson
T. B. Coulter
Canon City
Elks
Anti- Saloon League
Denver
A. L. Taylor
Haggett Likely Nominated to Seek Second Term
There is little doubt Warren A. Haggett will succeed himself as congressman for the second district. No opposition appears and Pueblo hosts the convention on April 38 where the nomination will be made. Haggett is described as an active congressman with strong Republican support.
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Warren A. Haggett
Pueblo
United States
Haggott
Forty Sixth Anniversary of the Battle of Shiloh
Y Jenkins of East Dance visited The Daily Record and noted the sixty sixth anniversary of Shiloh. He recalled his regiment of 578 under Cal Macey with 98 percent rally and 309 wounded or captured. The battle occurred in 1862 during General Grant’s campaign.
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Shiloh
Y. Jenkins
East Dance
The
Daily Record
Essen
Grant
Mr. Jenkin
Fremont County Municipal Elections Report Details Local Races
Election results across Fremont County towns show quiet ballots in South Canon and East Canon with Citizens tickets winning. Prospect Heights voted to make saloon territory, while Coal Creek and Rockvale featured competitive contests over mayoral and trustee seats.
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Fremont County
Canon City
Florence
Portland
South Canon
Citizens’ Party
W. F. Gleason
H. L. Bowman
W. B. Newton
J. W. McKinley
Eli Elrod
W. H. Gilman
F. B. Quinlan
Peoples’ Party
Gustave Oleson
Louis Pirc
Tony Adamic
G. Ricchutti
William Lougherty
John Kemmic
John Neusick
Prospect Heights
the Heights
East Canon
Citizen’s
E. G. Watte
F. Batchelor
F. P. Cline
William Goding
Coal Creek
Social-Democrat
David G. Davis
Charles Cowan
Davis
Cowan
Edwin Copperthwaite
John Green
David Scollick
Citizen’s Party
Thomas Evans
Charles Mazarro
Social Democrats
Fremont Coop advertises Black Leaf Dip for orchards
Black Leaf Tobacco Extract Dip kills green and woolly aphids and can be used on tree tops or roots without burning foliage. Sold at $1.00 per gallon, yielding 75 gallons of spray mixture. The Fremont Co. Fruit Growers' & Dealers' associative offers it direct from former Tenth and Water streets. Also notes the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Caughey of Raynolds avenue with scarlet fever.
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Fremont Co
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Boosters Club
Peabody
Dr. Carrier
Rev. Thomas
Major Naylor
Captain Moore
Taylor
Rockvale
Chandler
Ed Williams
Geo. O. Mayhall
W. H. Malnix
Ithel Williams
John Scopenigh
E. W. Jones
Lee Bogardus
Mozart Lewis
Citisen
Edward Powell
Thos. L. Everly
M. Phillips
Emanuel Baker
Mra. Caughey
Raynolds Avenue
Post Office Department
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