Active Pueblo Boosters target Sunville irrigation Congress
Spokane August 10 The Pueblo and Arkansas Valley Boosters pressed their campaign to sway the irrigation congress. A 50 foot banner the Boosters replaced read Pueblo 1910 as they organized credentials badges and public displays in Armory hotels and streets to win delegate support. Leaders Watson Meston and Alderman Gill held talks with influential delegates.
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Spokane
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
Boosters
Armory
San Francisco
Watson
George D. Meston
Alderman Gill
Governor Shafroth Enters Ring For High Office
Spokane reports a pre convention mood at the National Irrigation congress as a new constitution is proposed and debate over next meeting place intensifies. Gov. John F. Shafroth of Colorado is pressed for the presidency while delegates from San Francisco Pueblo Denver and foreign representatives discuss leadership and participation. Nearly 1,000 delegates registered with about 5,000 expected tonight.
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John F. Shafroth
Colorado
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
Board of Control
San Francisco
el Paso
Chicago
St. Louis
Pueblo
Rochester
Denver
Shafroth
George E. Barstow
Texas
L. B. Neves
Department of Public Works
State of Minas
Brazil
China
May Back Hill
Germany
M. Koumanns
Berlin
Don Alberto Alibaud
Chile
H. Ugeno
Japan
Eugene Skorniakoff
Russia
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
Allotting Stock on National Forests
The article explains how forest supervisors allocate grazing stock on Western national forests. It details pro rata reductions for large holders to admit new settlers, balancing interests of big stockmen and new entrants, with a Wyoming forest example showing gradual, capped increases for individuals and firms.
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Forest Service
Forest grazing policy favors small settlers over large holders
The article describes grazing reductions on National Forests aimed at helping small settlers earn a modest living while limiting large timber holders. It notes disputes as both groups argue about allocation, with 1909 showing only five of thirty two new entrants accommodated under the old-use restrictions.
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Forest Service
WIFE DEAD HUSBAND DYING IN FLAT TRAGEDY
Chicago action ends in deadly fight after Antonio Spizsirri and Anna lock children in a bedroom and bar neighbors from entering. Anna is killed by gun and knife, Antonio shot and likely to die. Police find a letter by Antonio, believed tied to his wife and possibly a relationship.
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Chicago
Antonio Spizsirri
Anna
Spizzirri
Governor says Hager likely to get life only
Denver August 10 Governor Shafroth announced he will travel to Pueblo soon to examine witnesses in the Edward Hager case and will not grant a pardon. He doubts Hager’s ability to plan the murder yet believes the inmate deserves punishment, with life imprisonment probable if no order is issued before August 21.
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Denver
Shafroth
Pueblo
Atorney
Edward Hager
Hager
Motor Races At Cheyenne Inaugurate Western Circuit
The Cheyenne Motor Club plans a major race on Monday August 17 in Cheyenne Wyoming. A four mile track is nearly finished and will soon host trial runs. Club officials have invested thousands to build a premier course praised by eastern motorists as rivaling eastern tracks.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cheyenne Motor Club
Denver to host fast car meet at Sloan's Lake course
A 200 mile gasoline car race will headline the Cheyenne Motor Club meet starting August 17 under the American Automobile Association. A two mile grand stand seats 7,000 with half mile signal posts to time laps. Entrants include Harold Brinker Moon car and Geo Hering Stanley steamer, with prizes and fees listed and entries closing tonight.
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Sloan's Lake
American Automobile Association
United States
Cheyenne Motor Club
George H. Nagle
Geo. Hering
Denver
Stanley
Fred Marriott
Brighton
Oldsmobile
Martin Fetcher
Thomas
Line Mathewson
Marmon
Morris C. Martin
Colburns
Marion McMillan
Eddie Noyes
Fred Hamilton
Omaha
Denver Ready for Trans-Mississippi Sippi Congress
Denver August 10 President Thos F Walsh and local officers of the Trans-Mississippi Commercial congress announce the Payne tariff bill discussion is over and the national congress adjourns. Notables including Senators Stone and Scott and Postmaster General Hitchcock will attend August 16 to 21. Political topics will be barred from the program.
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Denver
Thos. F. Walsh
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
National Congress
Stone
Missouri
Scott
West Virginia
Senate
Hitchcock
Pocahontas Degree Fires Up Great Council in Cripple Creek
Opening session of the Great Council Fire of the Degree of Pocahontas at Riks hall admitted 51 past sachems and Pocahontas. Officers elected include Great Prophetess Mae McDonald Idaho Springs and Great Pocahontas Cora Wetherall Denver. An auction of household goods at 606 Macon Avenue is set for Saturday August 14 at 9 a.m.
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Cripple Creek
Great Council
Riks Hall
Prophetess
Mae McDonald
Idaho Springs
Pocahontas
Cora Wetherall
Denver
Weonah
Goldie Action
Breckenridge
Mamie Share
Macon Avenue
Canon City social notes fill page with visits and travel
Wednesday’s Daily records locals visiting kin in Rockvale Florence and Canon City. Readers learn of relatives from Rockvale Florence North Vernon and Wheeling on short trips, camping at Hermit Lakes and Gunnison fishing trips, plus a prospective land inquiry by Robert Boyle and Jim Webb.
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Mize
Elisabeth Weinheimer
Rockvale
Canon
Anna Riedle
W. W. Cafky
Florence
C. P. Bakin
Sara Hakin
Allan Bell
John and
Thos. Turner
Penrose
E. C. Shumway
B. A. Lamb
Pike Avenue
Canon City
J. M. Bloomer
Margaret
North Vernon
Ind
F. H
Orchard Avenue
East Canon
Canon Crystal Ice Co
J. H. Leake
J. M. Anderson & Co
Jackson
Denver
E. W. Emmerson
Alice Smith
Tamaroa
Illinois
Silver Cliff
Mountain
George H. Lale
Lincoln Park
Fremont County Fruit Growers’ Association
Geo. H. Baker
Rosa Kier
Baker & Biggs Mercantile Company
Kanaas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Missouri
Chicago
New York
Tynan
Hermit Lakes
Cenom City
John Amundson
Alice
Agnes
Josie Nelson
Larkspur
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Lloyd Hyberg
Gunnison
Tola
Harry W. Combs
Ft. Collins
Soldier Balks Death with New Discovery
Civil War veteran J A Stone of Kemp Texas believed a plot between lung trouble and the grave threatened his life. He suffered a stubborn cough and weight loss until using Dr New Discovery which revived his health and restored his weight from 198 to 178 pounds. It is recommended for severe colds and coughs and is sold with a trial bottle guaranteed.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp
Tex
Dr. Ing
Hunter Palmer
Fremont County Fair Entry Advice From Allan Bell
Allen Bell chairman of the Agricultural Commission urges growers to obtain prize lists for the Fremont County Fair, fill entry blanks with all produce and references to secretary W. B. Rowland, aiming to enlarge exhibits and improve county fair prestige.
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Ferzen
Fremont County
W. B. Rowland
Allan Bell
Agricultural Com
Cripple Creek Tunnel Aims For World Record Run
Cripple Creek project notes a 1119-foot advance since August with 10,374 feet driven and under 5000 feet to reach Beacon Hill main water course. Superintendent A L Pearce and the miners press to set a world record for this class of work as the tunnel faces Pike's Peak granite.
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Cripple Creek
T. R. Countryman
United States Mineral Surveyor
Beacon Hill
A. L. Pearce
Pike's Peak
Secret of Long Life Promoted by French Scientist
A French scientist cites a blood based method for longevity while Electric Bitters is claimed to prolong life boost blood and restore nerve cells. A testimonial from W M Sherman of Cushing Me credits the tonic with curing kidney trouble. Available for 50 cents at Hunter Palmer's.
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W. M. Sherman
Cushing, Me
Hunter Palmer's
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold with Foley's Honey and Tar
A. L. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports suffering a summer cold and hay fever last year. He tried several medicines without relief before using Foley's Honey and Tar which quickly cured him and his wife also had success with it. Sold by Mitchell and Ebbers.
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Nettle Maddox
Pueblo
Margaret McGraw
G. C. Lamb
Almont
Colorado
Gunnison
Nanita Weston
Boston
Mass
New England
Miss Weston
Foley
Mitchell & Egbers
H. F. Cramer
Andrews Brothers
Sherman Avenue
Lincoln Park
United States
Mountain
Custer County
Baker & Bisse
Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Mitchell & Eabers
Quarterly teacher examinations set for courthouse dates
The quarterly examination of teachers will be held in the courthouse on Thursday and Friday August 19 and 20 starting at 8 30 a m Minnie C Merriam County Superintendent The committee on amenities for the County Pair have secured the best
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Court House
Minnie C. Merriam
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