Industrial optimism spreads to Canon City district
A real estate agent reports rising inquiries from eastern buyers about Canon City and a hopeful outlook for migration to Arkansas Valley as crops come in. National commerce shows steady gains with mills operating and unemployment easing, signaling broad industrial revival and future property appreciation in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily
Canon City
Arkansas Valley
Fremont County
Central West
Chicago
Northwest
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Europe
America
Colorado
Union
Brother offers to swap fate with jailed sibling in Colorado
In Denver a Portland man Simeon Lando asked Governor Harper to take his brother Louis Lando’s place in Canon City for a burglary sentence. He cited a sick mother in Boston and argued a pardon or transfer, but the governor explained the law prevents cross-punishment. The visit ended with the brother in tears, promising to aid his sibling’s reform.
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Denver
Damon
Pythias
Simeon Lando
Harper
Portland
Ore
Canon City
Oregon
Louis Lando
Simeon
Boston
Colorado
Montgomery
Lou
Canon
Buena Vista
Tuberculosis Congress Draws States and Nations to Washington
The International Congress on Tuberculosis plans unfold with participation from forty states and foreign delegates. President Roosevelt will preside, Dr. Edward L. Trudeau honored, and a major exhibition to accompany the congress at the National Museum. Detroit mobilizes a tuberculosis charity day raising around fifteen thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
State Department
Washington
National Museum
Smithsonian
Alaska
Cape of Good Hope
Russia
South Africa
Union
Michigan
Detroit
Thompson
W. A. McGraw
Detroit Opera House
Roosevelt
Edward L. Trudeau
Saranac Lake
Trudeau
Adirondecks
Remarkable tuberculosis test splendid result in dairy cows
Richard Houle health officer completed a thorough tuberculin test on seventeen milk cows at A T Richardson dairy. Temperatures were recorded at multiple times over 32 hours with readings mostly returning to normal, indicating strong health. Houle’s work earned a commendatory letter from State Veterinary Charles G. Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Houle
A. T. Richardson
Harrison Avenue
House
Houle
Ter Richardson
Charles G. Lamb
Unremitting Warfare Against Consumption
The International Congress on Tuberculosis to be held in Washington from September 21 to October 12 marks its first U S gathering since Paris 1905 and London three years earlier. Nations eagerly seek to host this event while stressing tuberculosis’s global reach and the hope for control comparable to smallpox, yellow fever, and other plagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
France
London
United States
Globe
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Colorado Summer Assembly Set for PineCliff in August
The Fifth Annual Colorado Summer Assembly will be at PineCliff from August 4 to 16. Permanent cottages have more than doubled, promising the best assembly yet with a full program to be published in July in the Colorado Christian Herald. Noted speakers include Alfred M. Haggard, D. R. Duncan, H. A. Denton, W. B. Craig, A. L. Ward, Junius Henderson, David C. Peters, Ben C. Hilliard, and Cornelia Miles. Attendees are urged to camp with their own provisions, using tents, cots, and bedding, with baggage checked at no cost. PineCliff store will supply staples.
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Grand Junction Sentinel
State Editorial Association
Canon City
Guy Hardy
Joe Lawless
Association
Holmes
The
Avalanche
Glenwood
Hosmes
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Quill and the
Scissors
Colorado Summer Assembly
PineCliff
Colorado Christian Herald
Alfred M. Haggard
Drake Bible College
D. R. Dungan
H. A. Denton
W. B
Father of the Open Air Treatment in America
Tuberculosis is generally attributed to his initiative and inspiration in this direction. He is affectionately titled the Father of the Open Air Treatment in America.
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America
Colorado Natural Breeding Place and Local Cattle Policy
The piece extols Colorado’s climate and soil for superior livestock, cantaloupes, wheat, and sugar beets. It argues Rocky Ford’s cantaloupe success and urges estab lishing a single, persistent breeding policy to build lasting quality, avoiding foreign horse stock and ensuring disease-free conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rocky Ford
France
Percheron and Clydesdale Teams Featured by Colorado College
GEO H. GLOVER and a Scotchman drive fine horse teams including a Percheron and a Clydesdale in an exhibit or competition at Colorado Agricultural College showcasing strong draft breeds.
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Geo. H. Glover
D. V
Colorado Agricultural College
Hot Shots by Mrs. Catherine Bell Issued by Fremont Press
The Fremont Publish ing company prints Hot Shots a small brochure by Mrs. Catherine B Bell laid on the Daily Record editor’s desk. The collection from the Cannon features wit philosophy and literary skill. It is praised for artistic layout and content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont Publishing Company
Catherine B. Bell
Daily Record
Ground broken for hydraulic water system work
Messrs. Lumsden and Gordon began excavation Friday for the reservoir and settling basins above Kenley's gardens. A Fresno excavator, a new steam shovel driven by a stationary engine, moves three cubic yards per lift and draws public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Lumsden & Gordon
Kenley’s Gardens
Fresno
Infant daughter of Dr Goodloe dies at home
Margaret Armstrong Goodloe infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Hart Goodloe died at the family residence 1004 Greenwood avenue shortly after 5 o clock this morning aged 11 months The funeral was held at the family home at 4 o'clock this afternoon and interment followed in Lakeside Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodloe
Margaret Armstrong Goodloe
Hart Goodloe
Greenwood Avenue
Lakeside Cemetery
Colorado Springs Tourists Pack City as July Outshines 1907
Colorado Springs and Manitou report a booming tourist season in July with crowded hotels and filled rooms. Real estate markets and rental activity rise as visitors linger, spend freely, and season crowds reach capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Pikes Peak
Denver
Colorade Springs
Manitou
Basge
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Ed Marmon
Fassell
Reynolds Avenues
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