Local notes of visits and travel across towns
Many residents report visits and travel this week including Catherine Jones visiting her parents Hazel King and Yelda Llewellyn on sick lists Margaret Freeman with typhoid fever Edna Burr in Magnolia Illinois and Helen Hart planning a Sa Moa trip. Camp outings fishing visits to Victor Denver Greeley Buena Vista and Hayden Creek feature, with others returning from Perkins Salida and Glenwood Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Jones
Hazel King
Fae Ewell
Victor
Margaret Freeman
Yelda Llewellyn
Mildren Kittell
Kansas
Leta Howells
Edna Burr
Magnolia
Illinois
Helen Hart
Sa Moa
Mima Skinner
Perkins
Okla
Ethel King
Denver
Clara Roberts
Raymond
George
May Williams
Salida
Theo Thomas
Silver Cliffe
Roberta Craig
Cochetope Creek
Raynolds Lewis
New York
Mina Monroe
Marie Townsend
Leadville
Iva
Lloyd Brewer
Willie Aston
Francis
Jennie McClintock
Hilda Winans
Leta Howell
Vera Sullivan
Greeley
Agna Burgess
Paul
Brasch Anderson
Buena Vista
Sylvia Shirley
Hay- Gen Creek
Ruth Fisher
Bessie McQuown
Beaver Creek
Catherine Bell
Hermit Lakes
Nettle Maddox
John Kennedy
Glenwood Springs
Katherine Anderson
Ethel Allen
Majestic Theatre
Raymond Collins
Missouri
Gladys Jones
Edna Nelson
Stella Flanigan
Hayden Creek
Irene Hamilton
Will Iden
Alice Flinn
Nettie Maddox
Verna White
Orchard Park
Ruth Toben
Canon
Marguerite McGown
Pueblo
Idolene Shepherd
Sterling, Ill
Daisy Rayburn
Florence
Pearl Hemmond
Guffey
Carl Shepherdson
Kalamazoo
Michigan
F. J. Stiers
Lincoln Park
Elizabeth Craven
Wichita
Paul Ratskivitch
Beaver Park
Michael Ralburn
Rayburn
Charles Wykoff
Ray Templin
Leila Serry
Cripple Creek
Prize Winners Named In Weekly News Contest
The Prize winners this week are Josephine Ryle Hattie Litz Floyd Adams and Blanche Tuncil. The contest invites any boy or girl to submit news items and promises four prizes next week for the best sets of news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Ryle
Hattie Litz
Floyd Adams
Blanche Tuncil
Springs Demurrer Overruled In Colorado Springs Case
Judge Bailey in Fremont county district court overruled the city of Colorado Springs demurrer to Beaver Land and Irrigation companys condemnation suit against the Shearer ranch. The city is given time to answer and trial likely in fall terms. The land holds water rights. Beaver Land offers 1000 dollars for the property which is declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
District Court
Fremont County
Colorado Springs
Shearer
Beaver Land and Irrigation Company
W. B. Price
Joseph Maupin
Okey Wins Fremont County Jail Bid
Sealed bids for the jail erection were opened by the county commissioners. Adam Dryden J N Bugbee W F Gleason and A S Okey submitted bids with Okey the low bidder at 17 176. Heating plumbing and jail work are not included and will cost about the same again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
J. N. Bugbee
Florence
Adam Dryden
W. F. Gleason
A. 8. Okey
Electic railroad plan outlined in Pueblo Chieftain spread
The Pueblo Chieftain’s Sunday issue features an extensive three page treatment of the Kansas Colorado Electric Railroad and Transmission companies. A map shows the southeastern Colorado and southwestern Kansas route with adjacent lands including agricultural coal stone gypsum and cement along the line. Data includes irrigation from underflow pumping and potential regional benefits as explained by President Atwater and Pueblo’s Mr Greene highlighting Arkansas valley electrification from here to Dodge City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo Chieftain
Kansas-Colorado Electric Railroad & Transmission Companies
Colorado
Kansas
Chieftain
Atwater
Greene
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
Dodge City
Safe cabbage worm control with Paris green guidance
Instructions from Colorado State Agricultural College on using Paris green or arsenate of lead to combat cabbage worms. Mix as a dust with flour or spray with water and soap, applying early in formation, and avoiding harvest-time contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cc. P. Gillette
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colorado
Skyline Drive Reported In Bad Condition After Rain
Residents who traveled Skyline Drive in the last day report heavy rain damage. Road sections show cracked ground and a fallen safety wall near the Three Mile Spring approach, risking heavier loads until repairs restore stability. Immediate maintenance urged to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Mile Spring
Buffalo Bill Wild West to Stage Football on Horseback
Buffalo Bill's Wild West plans a public exhibition featuring a mammoth rubber ball game played on horseback under special rules. Col. William F Cody leads a diverse cast of riders from Russian Cossacks to English Dragoons in a series of horsemanship displays and battle scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
England
United States
Ray Thompson
Russia
Col
Wm. F. Cody
Wild West
American forests yield valuable medicinal roots says Dr. Pierce
The article asserts American forests contain roots with potent medicinal virtues discovered by native peoples and supported by medical authorities. Dr. Pierce promotes a book of extracts from standard works mailed free to readers, claiming miraculous cures for women and many heart conditions, advertised as alcohol free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees Marvelous
Dr. Pierce
Illinoisans Plan First Annual Labor Day Chowder Picnic
The Illinois Society of Canon City schedules a Labor Day picnic at Gaff Park on East Main, with about 200 Illinois residents registered. H. J. Craig will supervise the chowder likely from 30 chickens and 60 pounds of potatoes, with ingredients donated by attendees, plus music and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Society of
Canon City
Illinois
Colorado
Albion
Deneen
Gaff Park
H. J. Craig
East Canon
Newport Society and its exclusive tone described
Gouverneur Morris critiques social exclusivity in Newport as a friendly yet selective club. He argues true admission rests on simple virtues plus social savvy, comparing it to an incognito king visiting Oshkosh and facing local gatekeeping on Bellevue Avenue. The piece satirizes pretension in society life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Long Wharf
Bellevue Avenue
King Edward
Oshkosh
England
India
Professor Warner Returns to Canon After Wedding
Professor George M. Warner of South Canon High School returns from vacation newly married to a benedict. The couple wed a couple of weeks ago in Litchfield Minnesota and will reside at the corner of Third Street and Douglas Avenue, South Canon, welcoming friends after September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Warner
South Canon High School
Benedict
Litchfield
Minn
Warner
Third Street
Douglas Avenue
South Canon
The
Daily Record
Infant Gilbert Camden Frill Died of Gastric Enteritis
Infant Gilbert Camden Frill son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frill died Thursday morning at his grandparents home 1204 Main Street from gastric enteritis aged two years He was born in California and recently moved here with his parents Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 o'clock at the Craig residence conducted by Rev J T Thomas Interment will be at Lakeside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Camden Frill
J. W. Frill
M. M. Craig
Main Street
California
Sterling
Colorado
Craig
J. T. Thomas
Lakeside Cemetery
Peruna named by Chicago woman in testimonial
Elizabeth H. Martin of Chicago testifies Peruna eased her cold’s catarrh with frontal headaches and throat drops, noting quick head relief and disappearance of catarrh after使用 Peruna. She also mentions Peruna tablets and Man-a-lin laxative as related products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Martin
Bowen Avenue
Chicago
Garfield Circle
Improvements at State Fair Grounds
The state fair grounds will be more attractive this year with tree care during dry weather and new plantings. Seven new buildings will rise before opening, the Alfalfa Palace nears completion, and plans include new cages for Colorado wildlife and a strong elk enclosure. Livestock exhibits will be more numerous, with free stall space for all livestock outside race horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Bill” Murray
Farmers’ Union
Colorado
F. J. Burch
Concrete sidewalks project in district No 5 begins
Al Baxter has been awarded the contract by Fisher and Dempsey Construction to supply about 7,000 loads of sand for grading and improvement district No 5. Delivery starts next Monday with 8 to 10 teams and many workers to build roughly eight miles of sidewalk, needing about 3,500 wagon loads or 7,000 cubic yards of sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Baxter
Fisher & Dempsey Construction Company
Baxter
New Jail Contract Awarded for Early 1909 Finish
The county board awarded the jail construction contract to A B Okey. He pledged to complete the building by April 1, 1909, though he could finish by March 1 with one month grace granted by the commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. 8. Okey
Okey
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Burdon Sherril
Karl Hayworth
Reginald Atwater
Ethel Biers
Hillside
Katherine Hutchinson
Eau Clair
Ralph Davis
Walsenburg
Ray Nelson
Harold Davis
Kate Barnes
Walsonburg
Dorothy Watson
Floy
May
Gladys Conner
New Mexico
Rigs
Goldfield
Mr. Okey
Joseph J. Lang
St. Louis
Pauley Jail Building Company
Alderman Okey
Skyline Drive
Buffalo Bil
Newport Society
Professor Warner
Man-a-lin
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