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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
1
The Record publishes its new insertion rates per agate line and page sizes to show customers savings versus the Ladies' Home Journal. The column also covers local commerce, sidewalk needs for Cafon, and notes on Goebel and Kentucky politics, plus various ads and notices.
The speaker asserts Eastern pricing proves a first class barbershop can be profitable at local rates. He claims daily demonstrations of quality and invites customers to his shop at the corner of 6th and Main Streets.
The Canon City Club held its first public reception Tuesday night with 300 to 400 local guests and visitors from Florence Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Cripple Creek. Guests enjoyed two buffet tables with rose pins and fruit punch while music from the Mandolin Club provided entertainment. Palmer's hall hosted dancing as many attendees filled the ballroom beyond capacity and left in high spirits. The event showcased club hospitality and cordiality as the city looks forward to future gatherings.
Cleopatra at the Grand Opera House Pueblo presented by McDowell and Nash Company next Thursday night February 15 with a D R G special train departing at 6 45 pm round trip fare one dollar. Also weather bureau climate report notes Carson climate superiority with 1899 mean 44 8 statewide records and other details. The Nickel Plate Road touts cheap through fares and fast service between Chicago and New York with through sleeping cars. A Diamond Fire Brick Company planned in Cajon City with 60000 capital and a Pueblo rancher visit.
A series of brief items report accidents, illnesses, trips, and social happenings. Ernest Murray suffers a leg injury when a wagon ran over him while unloading wood. Nan Booker is seriously ill. T C Burton visits Croesus mine on Jack Hall mountain seeking development. Rev P G Sandy and Rev J F Garrett attend quarterly meetings in Carion City. Aunt Mary Freeman lies ill with pneumonia at her nephew L L Freeman's. J W Taylor and John Wagoner resume irrigation ditch work from Badger Creek to their ranches. Charles Wells moves to Coaldale for saw mill work. Nellie McLean birthday party hosted by R T Lang. Willis Taylor party leaves Union Star for Florence. Signatures gathered to discuss building a new school in district No. 13. T H Robins moves to Cafion City with his family at 205 Chestnut Street.
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