Dipping Scabby Cattle Order for Mange Infested Districts
A 1903 Colorado order requires all cattle in mange infected districts to be dipped between October 16 and November 15, or October through December 15 in certain counties. If any animal is infected, the whole herd is dipped, with separate confinement for badly affected animals. Dipping costs may be billed to the owner and become a lien if unpaid. Quarantines restrict cattle movement until dipping. Pens and corrals must be disinfected, and inspectors collect fees per head. The notice requests cooperation from stockmen to eradicate mange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiowa
Otero
Bent
Powers
Las Animas
Baca
Wner
Clares G. Lamp
E McCains
Denver
Colo
Death of Mrs Lester at 909 Rudd Avenue
Mrs Nannie Harris Lester died of consumption at 909 Rudd Avenue on the 13th inst. at age 50 after a lingering illness. A Kentucky native, she lived here many years and was widely esteemed. She came to Colorado about 25 years ago, later moved east. she left three children, two daughters and a son in Alabama. Pearl, her daughter, was with her and returned to Princeton, Kentucky, with the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Harris Lester
Rudd Avenue
Kentucky
Lester
Colorado
Alabama
Pearl
Princeton
Strayed horses offer reward in Gunnison County
A $20.00 reward is offered for two branded horses missing for a year in Gunnison County. A gray horse branded and a bay mare branded are listed with owner initials A H W Frson, Sargent Cole. The notice also advertises Richelieu buttermilk prices and Keable's Drug Store offerings.
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Gunnison County
H. W. Frson
Sargent Cole
Death of Mrs. John Giem in Park Center
Mrs Martha Giem wife of John Giem died at the family home in Park Center last Friday night of typhoid fever after about two weeks illness aged 29 10 15 She was born in Iowa leaves a husband and three children and served as secretary of Harmony Rebekah Lodge I O O F Her funeral was at 230 Monday under Odd Fellows auspices and interment in Lakeside cemetery Attending out of town relatives included Charles Giem Mrs Jacobs Albert Giem George Giem The family thanks the Rebekah lodge Odd Fellows Cumberland Presbyterian church members neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness Jousx Ginmanv Sisters.
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Martha Giem
John Giem
Park Center
Iowa
Harmony Rebekah Lodge
Lakeside Cemetery
Charles Giem
Jacobs
Denver
Albert Giem
Lydei
Colorado
George Giem
Palmer Lake
Rebecka
The
Odd Fellows
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Jousx Ginmanv
Opinions and observations from Canon City and beyond
A compilation of reader opinions from D. E. Gibson to W. C. Thames covering preferences on subscription drives, impressions of Canon City and Pueblo newspapers, thoughts on San Francisco boxing, Lincoln Park conditions, Lipton and the Shamrock III, Gunnison mining prospects, trout fishing on the Gunnison, and comparisons of Colorado and Mississippi Valley weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Morgen
Gunnison
Death Of Mrs Frank E Adams in Westcliffe
Mrs Amelia Adams wife of Frank E Adams died at her home in Westcliffe at 3 o clock yesterday morning after a brief illness. Born July 20 1878 in Custer County she was about thirty one. Funeral expected in Westcliffe tomorrow with her mother Mrs M S Adams traveling to attend.
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Amelia Adams
Frank E. Adams
Westcliffe
Arizona
Chicago
Adams
Custer County
Pete Fackenberg
Westclife
M. 8
An Odd Belgian Christmas Eve Procession
A vivid scene from old Belgian towns on Christmas Eve shows a long, colorful procession through main streets. Children in color coded divisions march with emblems and ribbons while relics are borne high by older participants. The crowd admires the artistic grouping and the solemn, bright spectacle unfolds amid drums and chants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pubers Dispatch
Death by own action exposes a noted prisoner
James Armstrong, jailed for burglary last November by Judge Bailey, was found dead in his penitentiary cell shortly after 12 oclock Tuesday night. He strangled himself with electric wire after tearing ceiling material to access it and fixed the other end to a chair leg in a ventilator hole. He crafted a dummy to mislead guards and attempted earlier stabs, as authorities noted his violent history and possible desire to avoid Idaho life. The coroner and prison physician investigated, Armstrong’s funeral occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Armstrong
State
Bailey
Armstrong
Penitentiary
Idaho
Jones and Maude Case Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
J Morton Jones and Miss Leora Maude Case were married at the bride’s parents’ home at 9 p m with Rev Walter Kline officiating. After the ceremony guests enjoyed refreshments and merrymaking. The couple will reside at 418 North First Street. Also noted are visitors from Denver and New York and the county teachers attending a Tri County institute in Pueblo.
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J. Morton Jones
G Leora Maude Case
E. B. Case
College Avenue
Walter Kline
The
Christian Church
George E. Colgate
Tri County Teachers’ Institute
Pueblo
Fremont County
The Two Strangers in a Mountain Camp Tale
Scout Bill Utter recalls an incident with horse thieves in the mountains. Two men, friendly at first, stalk the camp while the horses are corralled. A stampede attempt leads to a deadly confrontation, with one man killed and the other dying. A young girl, daughter of the slain thief, is found and later sent east to school. she is set to marry a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Utter
Tom Gunning
Andy Gwinne
Andy
Seon
Cee
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J. M. Ragsdale & Sons
Real Estate Investment Agency
W. T. Bridwell
Houston
Texas
Witchita
el Reno
Fort Worth
Rock Island
Edison Phonographs
Fone
Apex
Richelieu
Keable’s
Scott
D. E. Gibson
P. A. Lovewell
Topeka Journal
Canon City
F. Sawyer
J. H. Ellis
C. Cooper
San Francisco
Corbett
J. H. Peters
Lincoln Park
T. W. Regsdale
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lipton
Gene Bradbury
Veunita
Beerman
W.C. Thames
Ohio
Illinois
Mississippi Valley
Aitf
Ormae
Keable’s Fountain
Anson Rudd
Poncha Springs
Ise
Marr
Dr. Graves
L. B. Ward Hospital
North Sixth Street
Stella Asbury
Ward
Graves
Mrs. Brown
J. D. Browns
New York City
Frank
Cornelius Finley
Macon Avenue
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