Canon City Record announces prize price per year
The Canon City Record lists a yearly subscription price of two dollars eighty? cents per year in a clerical notice.
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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1902
Page
4
Republican State Convention Set for September in Denver
The Republican state convention is slated for September 12 in Denver. The County Central Committee meets August 20 in Florence to decide county convention dates, likely August 30 or early September for delegates. A county ticket is minimal with officers from Chaffee Pueblo Teller counties. conventions should be called early to maximize campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
County Central Committee
Florence
Chaffee County
Pueblo
Teller
Republlcan
New Canon City Family Subscribes to The Record
A new Canon City family subscribed to The Record last week. The man joined first, then his wife requested The Record and Colorado Springs Gazette at their new address, and a friend later ordered The Record for their home. The family had previously read The Record at their former home and updated their address after moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Record
Colorado Springs
Formr
Patience of the rails delays man’s long journey home
A traveler recounts a multi day odyssey from Salida to Canon City and Cripple Creek via Pueblo and Colorado Springs. Train wrecks and washouts cause nights trapped in Pueblo and missed connections before finally returning home Thursday night. H E Berlew, a convict, escapes from a ranch while serving a forgery sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salida
Canon
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Job
Ellard Plans Return to Canon In Letter from Dying Resident
In a letter to Canon's under sheriff, Harry Ellard says he is dying to return and expects to arrive soon. He sends regards to George Cassedy Sheriff Simon and the community. Frank E. Thomas markets rubber tired rigs and promotes bonds through The American Bonding Co. as sole security on U S employee bonds via J. M. Ragsdale & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Harry Ellard
Berg
George Cassedy
Simon
United States
American Bonding Co
J. M. Ragsdale & Sons
Walker Bros Filter promoted for clean river water at store
Heavy traffic brings summer tourists through Canon City and visitors to Colorado seeking Grand scenery. D R G Marshall Pass excursion August 17 offers round trip at $2.00. Real estate loan of $4,000 at six percent with A No.1 security. Conveyancing experience noted by Jos W Milsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Walker Bros
Ellis & Hood
D. & R.G. Marshall
Canon City
Denver & Rio Grande
Treat the Town to Soda Water
The Seeley Drug company opens in the corner room at the Apex block with Mr Seeley, formerly a Denver druggist, locating in Canon City. Opening on Friday August 22 will feature free soda water from a new twentieth century sanitary fountain. The business will be first class and legitimate throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley
Apex Block
Denver
Canon City
Chicago
Local Notes Highlight Residents and Visits
Local and personal items report Frank S. Crane traveling to Iowa, Eugene Bradbury back from fishing, and Bilheimer of the YMCA due home soon. Several visitors arrive from Colorado and Illinois, including Miss Marian Russell and Miss Mamie Watson. A marriage license was issued to Louis Merlino and Mary Conazno. Excursions and church events are noted, along with local business and court news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Merlino
Mary Conazno
Peabody Military Band Misses Salt Lake City Trip
The Peabody Military band failed to travel to Salt Lake City last Sunday after their director set a price too high. Many boys would have covered expenses, hoping for a enjoyable trip, while the group faced ridicule from onlookers as they waited all day. Geese near the penitentiary grounds allegedly mocked band member Gremember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Military Band
Salt Lake City
G Remember
Penitentiary Grounds
Salida Elks name first bull elk child Vivian
Mr. F. T. Hertzinger of Salida announced in a letter to the Salida lodge that his child, Vivian, is the first bull elk born to Lodge 610. The name honors lodge founder Alces and Herzinger, the city marshal, with Elks from Salida belonging to Lodge 61. A diamond elk head necklace and baby pins were sent as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Hertzinger
Salida
Lodge of Elks
Bull Elk
Lodge 610
Vivian
Alces
Herzinger
Mr. Herzinger
Beaver Notes From Florence to Pueblo and Beyond
Beaver notes report residents attending Ringlings in Florence and Buffalo Bill shows in Pueblo. Local coyotes threaten chicken crops while Ed Woodriff shot a large coyote. Quail along the river remind readers of Blue River Nebraska. Postmaster seeks rural free delivery on a 25 mile route. Temperatures hit 104, drought strains crops. Ranchers lack water. Gray Eagle and Mrs Smith seek goods east. Train No 6 required four sections to move all cars, Illinois delegation aboard. Hiatt returns from Ohio for Diamond Brick plant work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.C. Curtis
Buffalo Bill
Pueblo
Ed Woodriff
Howe
Beaver
Vacation Days Invite Students Back to School
The article notes the approaching fall term and the return of school children from vacation. It mentions Handy and James Locke in Florence, A. Craig traveling to Chicago to buy goods, and Harry Emmerson, brother of the assistant postmaster, being appointed railroad stone inspector in Mexico at a salary of 150 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Emmerson
Mexico
FLEW THE COOP AND A NEW AWNING AT THE PENITENTIARY
Mrs. Beach, a notorious visitor, left the city after a disturbance involving her husband. Police involvement reportedly led to her departure. The note also thanks friends for support during Laurin Arneel's bereavement. New awnings have been installed at penitentiary windows, the warden's residence, and at the soda springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurin
B. H. Arneel
B. H. Armeel
Soda Springs
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Canon City Record
Guy A. Hardy
H. E. Berlew
Ellard
Frank E. Thomas
Natorial
Jos. W. Milsom
Rocky Ford
A. P. Nelson & Co
Rise
Main Street
Frank S. Crane
Iowan
Eugene Bradbury
Bilheimer
Clit
Hardy
Rosa Kier
Chicag
Roy Farmer
Lexington
Missouri
Mr. Farmer
David Robison
Kansas
Marian Russell
City
Mamir Watson
Miss Russell
Denver College of Music
Mamie Watson
First Baptist Church
Geo. W. Bethel
H. J. Cheesman
Princeville, Illinois
M. R. Lincoln
H. 8S. Hall
Olney
Dlinois
Judge Bailey
Fairplay
Charles Baker
Wallie
Mr. Naff
Jas. Morgan
Wright & Morgan
W. H. McClure
Canon Savings Bank
Coulter Block
Anna Marriott
Illinois
W. P. Nelan
Miss Marriott
J. S. Kiskaddon
Lincoln Park
J. W. Milsom
United States Mint
J. H. Peabody
B. B. Brown
Price Baking Powder
Ringlings Circus
Bob White
Blue River
Nebraska
Ed Coffman
Win, Smith
Effie
Buffalo _Bill
Hal Wells
Husband
Mra. Smith
Gem
Mra
Polly
Hiatt
Ohio
Diamond Brick Plant
NFP
Handy
James Locke
A. ©. Craig
Glasses Palace Drug Store
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