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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
2
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Marrs and Whipple's promote holiday selections from razors to books and dolls while Gibson Lumber notes Bear Gulch mine returns to supply coal. Miss Ida White heads west for school visits. Associated Charities announce rummage sale on December 16. Hazel DeWeese visits from Denver.
The Friends in Council met in regular session Friday in Elkshall. Mrs. Marr led the discussion of King Lear with Miss Kerr reading a History of the Play. Miss Goodykountz performed two vocal solos as the group planned three weeks on Lear and then a course on Richard III and The Tempest after holidays.
A salesman for Jno. Sexton & Co. offers a 25 percent discount on groceries as quoted by the Leader. Sugar priced at 4.58 dollars delivered here.
Local ad urges customers to order Gunnison hay during unloading from the car with car prices. It claims hay costs no more than inferior hay and references Gibson Lumber Company with phone 28.
A single buckeye tree near John Benn’s residence at Fourth Street and Greenwood Avenue draws local youths each fall. Fourteen people have spent a week displaying Santa goods at Marr’s while The Record touts club propositions and bundled newspaper offers for subscribers.
A dialogue joke about joining the Married Men's club and the idea that misery loves company. It includes a quip about Americans eating too fast and too much and hints at grocers and butchers drawing attention to the issue. The source shows short humorous exchanges and headlines from Chicago News and Somerville Journal.
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