Canon City urged support for national exhibit and souvenir book
Canon City residents are asked to fund a Washington exhibit on tuberculosis and a Colorado Souvenir Book. The plan includes photographs of Canon City scenes and a page in the bound volume costing 100 dollars. Ten thousand copies of the book will be distributed. The goal is to showcase Canon City to national and international audiences during the Washington congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
State Editorial Association
Canon City
Washington
Colorado
D. C
United States
Colorado State Organization of the Congress
Sentus
Bright
Chamber of Commerce Committee
W. T. Little
Encouraging Outlook at Camp Tobin Mining District
E Galley returns from Camp Tobin Nevada where he inspected mining property. Camp Tobin, fifty miles from Winnemucca, requires stage travel. Local developers Henry White Joe McCoy Geo F Rockafellow Judge Bailey E G Bettis A T Towler and others pursue several promising claims. Reese and Galley own workheavy claims. Reese accompanied Galley home. Mrs Davison of San Jose extols Electric Bitters for digestion and general health. sold by druggists 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Galley
Camp Tobin
Nev
Winnemucca
M. M. Davison
Gifford Ave
San Jose
Cal
Colorado State Fair Names New Vice President
H. S. Gaminghouse has been appointed vice president of the Colorado State Fair Association for this county. His energy and ability are advancing the fair's success. One vice president has been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Gaminghouse
Colorado State Fair Association
County officers named to prepare county exhibits for state fair
The article urges every county to appoint officers who will oversee county exhibits and mobilize exhibitors across counties. Mr Garlinghouse is highlighted for his wide connections to promote entries for Pueblo State Fair September 14 to 19. Livestock exhibitors are expected to rise due to free stall space, with premium books available from Garlinghouse or the secretary by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlinghouse
Pueblo
Bloomer Girls Lose High School Diamond Tilt 9 to 5
The Bloomer Girls, famed as a top national team, were defeated 9 to 5 by Canon City on the local high school field. Six players traveled from the visitors, delivering solid play but outmatched by Canon City. The crowd saw one of the season’s best Canon City contests. The Bloomer Girls then head to Salida for a game that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomer Girls
United States
Canon City
Salida
Commission Moves on Railway Rates Seen as Crucial
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans to review proposed railway rate increases after they become effective, with White House involvement noted. Judge Speer of Georgia issued a preliminary injunction blocking August rate hikes by several railroads, a case linked to his 5 year old pine lumber rate ruling.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Knap
Judge Speer
Southern Railway
Southeastern
Water Bore Plans for Custer County Irrigation Project
Canon City resident Dall De Weese plans to drill for artesian water in the Swift creek basin to irrigate previously arid land between the Wet Mountain and Arkansas River basins. A Baker and Biggs contract will start the first well within two weeks, signaling a major resource development for local agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dall de Weese
Canon City
Custer County
de Weese
Swift Creek
Baker & Biggs Holdings
Space
Silver Cliff
Residents urged to lodge visiting delegates in Canon City
The Colorado State Editorial association plans a meeting on August 10 and 11 in Canon City. The Daily Record reports many visitors will seek private rooming with local families, some requesting multiple rooms for several days, and calls for households to offer accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Colorado
The
Daily Record
Daughers
Daily Record Office
Fremont County Coal Mines Run Near Full Force
The majority of Fremont County coal mines operate daily with the Rio Grande s connected mines working at near full strength. Canfield, Fremont, and Chandler output about 1000 tons daily, mainly sold to Kansas and Nebraska, with some going to Colorado and Oklahoma. Dealers expect brisk fall and winter demand as storage coal dwindles, boosting steady work and easing freight congestion. Florence's mines show rising inquiries and broader eastern and northern interest, signaling a busy season ahead.
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Fremont County
Rio Grandes
Canfield
Fremont
Chandler
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Coal Agency
Florence
Florence Tribune
Felter Planned World Tour From Seattle Next Month
L W Felter plans a mid next month departure to circle the globe sailing from Seattle on the steamship Min et toward Japan and China. He will visit the Philippine Islands Straits Settlements and India spending months there before returning to the United States via Europe. Felter aims to study religious missionary work and regional conditions while on the voyage and plans to reach New York next summer after Liverpool or Southampton arrival. He has previously traveled to four of the five continents and even sailed up the Nile to the second cataract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Felter
Globe Trotters
Seattle
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
Straits Settlements
India
Mr. Felter
Felter
United States
Europe
New York
Liverpool
Southampton
Nile
Pleasantly Entertains Leslie Garlinghouse at Home
Leslie Garlinghouse hosted about thirty friends at his East Main street home after returning from two years at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy Ohio. Guests enjoyed a tallyho ride, lawn lanterns, red and white festoons, and progressive games. Bessie Ringie and Richard Tremayne won RPI pennant prizes.
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Leslie Garlinghouse
Troy
Ohio
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
East Main Street
Mr. Garlinghouse
Rensselater Institute
Bessie Ringie
Richard Tremayne
Prises Rensselaer Penants
Rensselaer “Yell
Damangements of La Grange–M Hatt Nuptials
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. La Grange to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ed na Selmy to Mr. Jeddo Q. McNatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grange-M
W. H. la Grange
Edna Selmy
Jeddo Q. McNatt
Canon City Couple to Wed atFamily Home Ceremony
The wedding will be held at the family home, 505 Orchard Avenue East Canon, at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning August 12, in the presence of many guests. The prospective bride is a popular Canon City young woman. Mr. McNatt, a civil engineer with Colorado Fuel and Iron, is highly esteemed by his employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard Avenue
East Canon
Canon City
McNatt
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
County Officials Inspect New Parkdale Road Project
On Wednesday the board of county commissioners inspected the road built by John Murray near Parkdale. The mile long new highway straightens the old steep route, cuts gradients, and shortens the hill descent north of the river. Murray’s contract expects a public opening within ten days to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
John Murray
Parkdale
Murray
Attendance and Interest Rise in Raynolds Memorial Class
July attendance in the Raynolds Memorial Men's Bible class reached a record high. R. G. Nesbit spoke on "The Value of a Boy," followed by Hall, Sidebottom, and McNatt. Next Sunday J. A. Stump discusses "Using What We Have" or "The Sling vs. the Sword and Armor."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Raynolds’ Memorial
R. G. Nesbit
Hall
Sidebottom
McNatt
J. A. Stump
Lucas v Catarrh Cure case stated in Toledo filing
In Toledo in 1906 Frank J Cheney signs a sworn statement for the Lucas v Catarrh Cure matter. The notice references Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and claims it acts on blood and mucus surfaces. It notes testimonials are available and product sold by druggists for 75 cents, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
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DR. Little
Tobin
New Road
Jaques Mfg. Co
Chicago
Lil
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