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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
7
A 2 am blaze on Vine Street near the river was started by an arsonist aiming to cause neighborhood excitement. An old stable building, outside water pressure, was doused with coal oil and ignited. A nearby cottage firework sack saturated with petroleum was found but failed to burn and was given to police for investigation.
The article promotes stomach dosing as ineffective for catarrh and urges using Hyomei to target nasal germs. It cites physicians’ view and mentions Mitchell & Egbers endorsing the approach.
Advertises Hyomei as offering cures for many catarrh cases including chronic ones. Claims absolute guarantee of cure or money refunded with every outfit sold. The complete Hyomei outfit costs just $1.00.
Denver reports one third of the advertising fund raised, totaling 33236 dollars. Within ten days Denver hosts campaigns and county meetings with speakers. five counties pledge support and half the state reportedly approves the Colorado State Commercial Association reorganization led by Colonel W. E. Skinner of the Denver Union Stock Yards. Garibaldi’s Masonic ties emerge in Staten Island relics as Tompkinsville lodge preserves his red shirt from 1849 siege.
The annual Sunday evening program at the Christian church drew a large crowd and was among the most meritorious yet. Directed by C. H. Rau the Sunday school superintendent, the event featured songs drills and recitations. A gratifying financial collection was taken for church purposes.
Tom Warner of South Canon was elected captain of the 1908 Colorado University track team on Thursday. He has three years on the team and has tied the state 100 and 220 yard dash records, while a freshman previously held the broad jump and discus records until this season.
Final report from Coal Creek Schools dated May 24, 1907. Report notes attendance 93 percent, visitors 141, donations 5, promotions across grade levels including transitions from B to A and A to B, and several yearly class progress figures. Contains detailed counts of transfers between grades and totals for each promotion step.
Principal I L Valentine notes May attendance at 93. I The report lists total promotions 123 suspensions 0 corporal punishment 17 pupils retained 35 promoted conditionally 5. Foster, Washington weather prophet, predicts Jupiter and Saturn will be near their equinoxes in 1907 causing radical weather and seismic events including sunspots and volcanic activity.
Lyman Robison D E Gibson and W T Bridwell will travel to Denver on Tuesday as Christchurch delegates to the annual Episcopal Diocese of Colorado convention. Mrs James H Peabody and Mrs B F Rockafellow attend as Woman's Auxiliary representatives. Rev Mr Sherrod, the rector, departs Wednesday to join the two day session.
Members and friends welcomed Elder Spring and his wife to their new charge at 1112 Rudd Avenue with music and socializing. Light refreshments were served as guests praised the ministering couple and wished them abundance of success in their work for the community.
Rev. W. P. Cooley and his wife from Detroit Mich are visiting Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Jamieson of 111 South Ninth street. Cooley, a brother of Mrs. Jamieson, pastors a United Presbyterian church in Detroit and they accompanied Mrs. Jamieson on the Denver and Rio Grande excursion to Marshall Pass Saturday morning.
The Civic Improvement League executive board met at Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Harding's home to discuss a street fair at Depot Park on the 13th and 14th inst. Five tents 40 by 60 feet will be used for attractions sourced in Pueblo. The group seeks public cooperation to ensure a successful event.
Mrs M S Raynolds and Mrs R S Lewis entertained a large company of ladies at tea Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Raynolds in honor of their mother Mrs M M Sheetz who will likely visit relatives in the near future.
About seventy five guests attended a gathering before Mrs Sheetz departed for San Diego California to spend the summer. She left Wednesday and will be away several months. Mrs Sheetz says San Diego is one of the most delightful vacation spots in the country.
Marshal Houston arrested Charles Parks R W Swinney and J W Gilbert Friday night on suspicion of the Pueblo burglary. About a dozen rings stamped Karat fine were found. Authorities say they are not guilty and will be released this afternoon.
E W Gooddice of Dallas Texas praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for effectively treating malaria and biliousness over the past year. He notes his acquaintance with the product and mentions it is not ground or gripped at Hunter Palmers’ drug store.
Bliss Native Herbs promises cures for diseases from impure blood and liver kidney issues with agents at 3847 Sherman Avenue. The Denver Laboratories Co advertises ore testing milling and mine smelting services at 1755 Arapahoe Street Denver Colorado.
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