Five Days Left in Popular Lodge Secretary Contest
Only four weekdays remain to cast votes for the favorite. The contest closes Tuesday January 20 at six o clock, with Friday Saturday Monday and up to 6 pm Tuesday as voting windows. The final winner will be the secretary who garners the most support from local backers and friends before the last tally.
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Lodge
Galveston
Harry Mead
Knights of Pythias
Elks
D. N. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Henry Price
Charlie Roddin
Bob Mattoon
J. M. Wagner
How to Help Your Favorite Donor Campaign Tactics
Readers urged to boost support by paying subscriptions. The note suggests paying for multiple years and asks readers to solicit friends to subscribe, promising 300 votes per year paid. This item reflects a promotional political influence tactic in a suspicious campaign context.
Prize contest lists lodge secretaries and vote giveaway
The Record outlines a vote contest with 300 votes per year paid and a chance to win a Galveston trip. Readers urged to subscribe for $1.25 to gain 500 votes per neighbor, with a six o clock ballot close and judges from local banks.
Get ting of Votes in The Record-5 Votes System
The article outlines a votes incentive scheme offering 300 votes per year paid and 500 votes for each new subscription. It states the only way to obtain votes is through subscription payments and repeated issues.
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Galveston
Texas
Guessing Blank on Record Subscription Entitlements
A reader claims a right to the total vote cast in the Popular Lodge Secretary Contest and references a paid subscription since October 1. The message ends with an unclear signature and garbled words.
Old Pioneer Wells Dies After Illness at 69
Thomas Wells aged 69 years and 25 days died at his home 715 Macon Avenue after a brief illness from gall stones. Born in England 1839, he moved to Kansas and joined Free Soil. He later settled in Canon City Colorado, served as sheriff and judge, mined across the Rocky Mountains, and held public office in Fremont and Lake counties. He was a well known, respected figure in early Colorado history.
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Thomas
Wells
Macon Avenue
America
Kansas
Free Soil Party
Lake County
Fremont County
General Assembly
Colorado
Y M C A Annual Meeting Reports Growth and Plans
The Y M C A in Canon City reports 154 members with 189 men and 65 boys. Seventy-seven gospel meetings and prayer services drew 2,796 attendees, with 500 weekly invitations distributed. The secretary highlights facilities use, classes, baths, and inquiries into owning a building aided by gifts, signaling strong support and hopes for expanded future work.
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Bruno Hobbs
Christ
Oratorical Contest Offered Prize to Canon City Pupils
Editor Guy A. Hardy offered a twenty five dollar prize for a public oratorical contest by Canon City and South Canon schools to be held at an opera house in February. Five or six Canon City and four South Canon contestants are expected with $15 and $10 prizes. Judges have been chosen and details to be published in The Record. J B Collins of Xenia Ohio visits Canon City to buy a home.
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Geo. F. Rocksfellow
Fremont County Bank
Ned Craven
First National Bank
Guy A. Hardy
J. H. Allen
H. E. Smith
South Canon
Hardy
Opera House
McKinley
Allen
Prof
Smith
Canon City
Pross
New Years Visits and Moves Outline Local News
Beaver notes Mr and Mrs D Green and daughter spend New Years Day with Pueblo friends. Mrs Newton Wells and Rose visit Canon City friends. E C Curtis returns from Marion North Carolina with weather stormy and cold. J O Magner plans move to Rocky Ford. D O C Green family to Pueblo early March as Mr Green runs a large ranch. GRAY EAGLE note mentions Globe Democrat and Record ads.
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Mrs. D
Green
Mrs. Patton
Pueblo
Mrs. Newton Wells
Miss Rose
Canon City
E. C. Curtis
Marion
North Carolina
D. OC. Green
Minister's Reception for Rev Walter Kline Held at Church
Illness of the intended hostess moved the reception to the Christian church in Canon City. An orchestral program and social time drew a large crowd and decorations by the ladies of the congregation enhanced the event. Rev Kline and wife, new to the city, impressed many and are expected to become popular with both church members and the wider community. See A McFarlane for cecal.
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Walter Kline
L. B. Ward
North Sixth Street
Christian Church
Kline F
Canon City
Kline
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