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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
5
A reflective verse urges filling a fresh chapter with deeds true and right in the coming year. It envisions a life record free of petty strife and selfishness, urging restraint, diligence, and earnest effort so the book of Life may be bound with confidence.
A short poem fragment wishes a glad New Year with ringing bells and hopeful lines. It speaks of distant flights and hearts meeting, sending earnest greeting to friends as the year begins.
The text describes New Year’s Eve as a time of rejoicing and welcome for a coming guest. Crowds gather as town clocks strike midnight, bells ring, and fireworks and guns mark the moment, reflecting a universal urge to start anew with festive noise.
The verse extends kind wishes for the New Year to friends and readers. It hopes sunshine and roses on paths ahead and that the old year’s cares are carried away. It ends with wishes of good luck for New Year’s Day.
News Notes from Canon City recounts Ragsdale real estate bargains and notary public duties, plus local holiday travel, visitors from Trinidad and Denver, a Christmas snow near white Christmas, and community springing to events. Reads like a busy December diary of residents, businesses, and public notices.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Smith visited Florence for a few days. Miss Monta McCarl left for Kansas City and eastern points to spend holidays in St Louis and then Harrisburg. Several local residents, including Miss Long and Miss Marvin, hosted and traveled for Christmas. A. Afleck hosted a Christmas dinner with guests at Lincoln Park.
Francis Lucile Hasty, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs L Hasty of Texas Creek, died Monday night after pneumonia struck suddenly. She was taken to the hospital but died before treatment. Father will take the body to McCook Nebraska for burial. remains prepared by Wilson undertaking parlors. Also notices for clean cotton rags and old papers at the Record office.
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