Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior notice from Pueblo Colorado states Claude W Seybert of Canon City plans final five year proof to establish his homestead entry 12130 for the 83 percent SE quarter, NE quarter and SE quarter of section 32 township 17 range 72 west sixth principal meridian. He will appear before the district court clerk in Canon City on August 10 1908. Witnesses: John F Murray Lou Woodring Charles A Somerville Lonnie Gribble. First pub July 3 1908 last pub August 6 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Otte
Pueblo
Colo
Claude W. Seybert
Canon City
District Court
John F. Murray
Parkdale
Lou Woodring
Charlies A. Somerville
Lonnie Gribble
U. S. Land Office
Elwood Co
Frank Steinmier
Charles E. Canterbury
Walter Nelson
Robert A. Nelson
A. Abbey
Homestead Proof Filed and Estate Real Estate Sale Ordered
Elwood Co of Canon City files final five year proof for land in Fremont County Colorado. Court orders sale of Lot 14 Prescott Estate tract A to pay debts and admin costs. hearings set August 14 1908. publication four weeks in Canon City Record.
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Tate
Colorado
Fremont
Susan L. Daniels
Ira
Slater
T. J. Prescott
Prescott
Fremont County
State of
Thomas J. Prescott
George Rouse, Jr
Thomas McCamment
Canon City Record
James L. Cooper
Aylesworth Cleared by Colorado College Inquiry Panel
Fort Collins reports that a special committee findings exonerate O. B. Aylesworth president of Colorado Agricultural College from immoral conduct charges. The second report absolved him of fault in administration but cited faculty disloyalty and leniency as sources of criticism.
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Fort Collins
O. B. Aylesworth
Colorado Agricultural College
State Board of Agriculture
Ufe
Aylesworth
Board Rejects Unanimous Report Vote Divides Members
The board failed to adopt the report unanimously as Governor Harper and two others voted against it. Remaining members including Capt. B. F. Rockafellow and B. W. Dye supported the adoption, with J. L. Chatfield Franklin E. Brooks J. L. Brush and Dr. R. W. Corwin also voting for it.
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Harper
Eugene V. Grubb
A. A. Eawards
Capt
B. F. Rockafellow
B. W. Dye
J. L. Chatfield
Franklin E. Brooks
J. L. Brush
R. W. Corwin
It Cant Be Beat Best of all teachers is experience
C M Harden of Silver City NC cites Electric Bitters as the best medicine for stomach liver and kidney troubles. He says it improves weakness lame back and general run down conditions and suits chills and malaria. Sold with guarantee by all druggists at 50c.
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C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Mr. Harden
Farm Wisdom and Farmer Follies From July Farm Journal
Short proverbs and rural maxims on marriage behavior, weather, work plans, budgeting, and patience. Pithy lines warn against waste, urge planning with practical effort, and favor practical farming habits. Includes critiques of sloth, haste, and ostentation with a humorous rural tone.
New Electric Railway Grading to Begin Soon
The Kansas-Colorado railroad company says grading will start early next week on the western division from Pueblo to Canon City. The first work location is not announced, but likely near west of Pueblo between Pueblo and Turkey Creek. A. B. Hulut, awarded the contract for the western division, was traveling the route.
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Kansas-Colorado Railroad Company
Proosed Electric Road
Pueblo
Canon City
Portland
Concrete
Florence
Turkey Creek
A. B. Hulut
Pueblo Star-Journal
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With $100 Reward
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh in all stages. It claims the cure works through the blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any failing case plus testimonials. It also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Halls
Hall
F. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
New Life Pills Improve Health Claims Cited by Harrisville Man
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville New York reports using Dr King s New Life Pills with relief stating the medicine cures constipation biliousness and malaria at a price of 28 cents at all druggists.
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Dr. King
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
West Conference Sparks Republican Unity and Drive
Colorado Springs July 23. Chairman Hitchcock of the Republican National Committee met western leaders, igniting party harmony and planning a western based fall campaign. The gathering united state leaders, creating a single coordinated machine to advance Republican interests across the region.
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Colorado Springs
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Great West
Missouri River
United States
Taft
West
Missouri
Colorado
Individu
S H Atwater Injured in Fall on Ranch Visit
Friends report Mrs S H Atwater sustained a serious accident at a ranch ten miles north of Cripple Creek during a summer visit. She falls on a poorly lit stair, breaking her left arm and suffering multiple bruises. hip fracture was initially suspected but not confirmed. Recovery will take several days before she can return home.
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S. H. Atwater
Cripple Creek
Safe and Sane Fourth of July Movement Advocated
The American Anti-Accident Association urges a sane Fourth of July and seeks public support from citizens to present views to town councils and state legislatures. It notes Cleveland and Akron have passed restraining ordinances and calls for nationwide adoption to reduce deaths and injuries.
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Sharpsville
Cleveland
Akron, CO
Fine Trout Catch Draws Praise From Gunnison River angler
Ira Carrier returned home from a Gunnison country fishing trip with one of the season’s finest baskets of trout. He notes fishing on the Gunnison river and tributaries has improved and that even modest anglers are having success this summer despite historically low water.
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Ira Carrier
Gunnison
Isaac Walton
Carrier
Canon City to Host State Editorial Association Meeting
Canon City merchants plan extensive hospitality for the Colorado State Editorial Association as editors visit August tenth. Guy A. Hardy urged a memorable gathering with committees formed to arrange events. A moonlight excursion aboard the Denver and Rio Grande through the Royal Gorge to Parkdale will cap the visit.
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Chamber of Commente
Canon City Merchants” Association
Fitteingly
Colorado State Editorial Association
Guy A. Hardy
State Editorial Association
Canon City
Denver and
Rio Grande
Royal Gorge
Parkdale
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted in Canon City Area
Canon City residents report relief from backache with Doan's Kidney Pills, marketed for kidney health. A Victor Colorado user cites personal benefit, with local store promotions and nationwide distribution by Fuller-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole U S agents.
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Doan
Co. M. Conrad
Portland Avenue
Victor
Colo
Dean
Canon City
Hunter Palmer
Footer-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United Sates
Homecoming Week Planned at Colorado State Fair
Pueblo announces a Home Coming Week during the fair from September 14 to 19. Directors urge natives of other states and nations living in Colorado to form clubs, host visitors at tented events, and create registers for future booklets. The aim is rekindling old ties and expanding Pueblo hospitality. Historically, similar events boosted intercultural contact and local pride.
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Pueblo
Colorado
State Fair Association
Fair Association
New York
States and Nations Clubs
Moonlight Excursion Through Royal Gorge Planned
Colorado State Editorial Association plans its annual meeting in Canon City on August 10 with a moonlight excursion through the Royal Gorge. Tickets priced at 75 cents per person for the round trip, departing Canon City at 1 oclock p m and returning about 10 oclock p m.
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H. S. Maddox
Canon City
Colo
Colorado State Editorial Association
Royal Gorge
S. K. Hooper
D. & R. G. Railway Company
Swellest Affair Ever Given at Guf
A grand dance described as the swellest ever held at Guf took place last Friday night hosted by Dudley Van Buskirk Lonnie Gribble and Ep person. Guests came from Chicago Colorado Springs Canon City Warren Missouri Parkdale Fairplay Black Mountain Freshwater and other towns. The hall was ornate with flags cut flowers and potted plants. An orchestra from the city supplied music and refreshments were noted as delicious and appetizing. Canon City residents attended among others.
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Guffey
Messrs
Dudley van Buskirk
Lonnie Gribble
Epperson
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Canon City
Warren
Missouri
Parkdale
Fairplay
Black Mountain
Freshwater
Notable Local Names Attend Event In 19th Century Note
Misses Alice and Florence Harding, Jessie Johnson, Grace Johnson, Clara McCoy, Ruth McCoy, Lulu Lines, Francis Emerson, Katherine Wood, Trout, Mary Harvey, Stella Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hyssong and Miss Hyssong, Dan Sullivan, Bert Ellis, Bert Brown, Grant Hemmerle, Geo Bethel Jr., Ernest Stump, Frank Harvey, George Scott, Frank Sprague, Ben Campbell, Guy Foster, Dudley Van Buskirk and Mr. English listed as attendees in a community notice highlighting local residents and families connected to the event.
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Alice
Florence Harding
Jessie
Grace Johnson
Clara
Ruth McCoy
Lulu Lines
Francis Emerson
Katherine Wood
Miss Trout
Mary Harvey
Stella Raynolds
Grant Dickinson
J. C. Hyssong
Hyssong
Dan Sullivan
Bert Ellis
Bert Brown
Grant Hemmerle
Geo. Bethel, Jr
Ernest Stump
Frank Harvey
George Scott
Frank Sprague
Ben Campbell
Guy Foster
Dudley van Buskirk
English
Mining boom seen in Nevada's Seven Troughs district
A. L. Taylor returns from a business trip praising Seven Troughs in southwestern Nevada as a young mining center with about 1400 miners and five producing mines. He notes hot Mojave desert climate and asserts the district has great future as a metals producer.
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A. L. Taylor
Seven Troughs
Nevada
Lovelocks
Southern Pacific
Mojave Desert
Tenderfoot
Taylor
The Man and His Job By Herbert J Hapgood
A provocative essay argues in favor of giving college graduates a chance in business. It cites anecdotes about ad prospects, the pitfalls of overconfidence, and a magazine subscription contest to illustrate how graduates may misjudge practical knowledge and how persistence and learning on the job matter.
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New York
John Knrox
Broadway
New York City
Jersey
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Farm Journal
Mae
IRS
GUF
Man
Herbert J. Hapgood
Magasine
Wm. T. Bridwell
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