Bargain notices and local updates in a period piece
A collage of shop ads promote white skirts at Marrs and Bethel Jr for men and boys, hammocks and lawn mowers, plus travel deals to Boston and New Haven. Local notes cover university students returning from Boulder, clergy preaching at St. John’s Cathedral, a Heaton Quinlan camping trip, and residents visiting Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragedale
Marr's
J. D. Russel Selle
Bethel Jr
Cripple Creek
Bethel Jr's
Notary Public
Bethe Jr's
Marr
Utah
Smith Mercantile Co
Chamberlain
Archie
Roy Heaton
The
State University
Boulder
Globe Express Company
T. M. Harding
Denver
Boston
New Haven
Connecticut
Rio Grande
Heaton
Quinlan
Lincoln Park
Upper
Beaver Creek
Joe Honeck
W. A. Chapson
Hooper
San Luis Valley
W. B. Newton
Griffin Avenue
Mr. Harris
Methodist Church
Marrs offers new ladies shirts and affordable hats
Readers are urged to visit Marrs for new ladies shirts and stylish hats at low prices. Mentions bets on quality, a 25 percent savings on a ball bearing lawn cutter, and a Hard-To-Beat flour promotion at $1.35 per sack. Also notes local visits by Miss Frances Gibson and Mrs Elizabeth Ashton, piano buyers, and town events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr's
Bethel Jr's
J. M. Bartlett
Iowa
Clyde Ashton
Canon
Denver
Canon City
Frances Gibson
East Harrison Avenue
Fleming Swartz
Hiawatha
Kansas
Colorado Canning Company
Elizabeth Ashton
Chicago
Ohio
J. D. Russel
Baldwin
Palmer Lake
Rio Grande
Dr. Orendorff
W. G. Martin
Leadville
Lincoln Park
Salida
A. BE. Thomas
Continental Casualty Co
H. 8. Ewels
Trinidad
Ewels
Canon City Notes and Travel Additions and Local Notices
Miss Hazel DeWeese returns from Denver to Lincoln Park after a year at Miss Wolcott's school. Frequent travels include Rev Ayres to Denver for diocese council and others touring Pacific coast cities. Local commerce discusses Hard-To-Beat flour pricing and a public sale of aprons and sunbonnets next Saturday. Notables: John Armor faces liquor sale charges, civic events at Masonic hall, and a Florence carnival report. Canon City growth includes Elaterite claim talks and Cripple Creek teachers returning for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel DeWeese
Lincoln Park
Denver
Miss Wolcott
D. A. Freeman and
A. McFarlane
W. T. Little
Boston
W. W. Ayres
Christ Episcopal Church
St. John’s Cathedral
W. M. Mayhew
Pacific Coast
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Edith Dowd
E. A.dowd
Canon
Blackfoot
Ida
Emma Ripley
Elizabeth Ayres
Macon Avenue
Trail
British Columbia
Jules LeBarth
Canon City
A. W. Henderson
Canon City Lodge No
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Third
Main Streets
Ladies of the Christian Church
First National Bank
B. E. Hart
First Baptist Church
Liberty
Missouri
Missouri Baptist Ministerial Education Society
Fremont County Bank
Beaver Creek
Roy Heaton
Ross Heaton
Bob Quinlan
Essie Haynes
Emma Quinlan
Nellie Heaton
Crozier
Verna Ashton
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Flora E. Huffey
del Norte
Eliza 8. Cohen
Colorado Springs
Florence
Huffey
Colorado
Tom Richards
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Richards
Mr. Tenney
Mrs. Mowery
Morristown
New Jersey
F. B. Street
The
Electric Railway Company
Strathmore Hotel
F. S. Granger
Royal Gorge
George R. Cassedy
Uintah Reservation
Utah
Business College
T. A. McNeal
Topeka
Kansas
McNeal
Topeka Mail
Chatlett
Victor
Tim Smith
Hays
Goldfield
W. S. Glass
Arkansas Valley Irrigation and Improvement Company
Ora Junta
Orendorff
Postoffice
Cripple Creek High School
Cripple Creek
Minnie Weed
Miss Smith
To Cure a Cold in One Day Ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old newspaper ad promises a cure for a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature and is priced at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Monument Service Notice by H. W. Hadley
H. W. Hadley at 225 Main seeks patrons for monument business offering memorials and related services through a plain ad style notice in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hadley
Main
Missouri bank with women in key roles noted in report
In Missouri a bank with capital stock of 5000 dollars and a surplus of 2,502,000 dollars shows deposits totaling 476,579 dollars and interest and exchange of 5,311 dollars. The report highlights women in positions of responsibility including the cashier, assistant cashier, and three bookkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Sopan
Women bank workers praised for honesty and solvency
An Indianapolis Sentinel editorial extols Iowa women in banking noting four teen women cashiers and eighteen women assistants, praising their honesty and solvency. It claims no Iowa woman led bank failures and asserts women are more conscientious in business, even in large-scale finance. The piece ends with an ad for coal, delivered at $3.50 a ton or $3.00 at car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Indianapolis Sentinel
G. T. Wood
Desperado’s Final Words Spark a Politician’s Time Joke
A Kentucky congressman relates a tale from old days when a condemned man before execution asked for time to speak. A bystander calls for fifteen minutes to hear the candidate for suffrage, named John Blank, who later served in Congress. The sheriff allows the interruption before the man is hanged. Glycerin’s Rise From Waste to Valued Substance noted as a notable industrial shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Bill
Blank
House of Representatives
Washington
John Blank
John
Desperado
Kippinecott’s
Record of Industrial Demand Expands Across Sectors
It is now largely in demand in almost every branch of industry. Demand is so strong that candles and other items cannot meet the supply, leading to large scale manufacture and imports. Used in medicine, arts, perfumery, beer, calico printing, leather prep, antiseptic, and significantly in explosives like nitroglycerin and dynamite. Engraved calling cards.
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Conklin
Tv& Strathmore
Booal
Green Hill
Patton
Pickard
America
Europe
ARS
Lory
Bethel
Corliss
Jr. Co
Feit
Freeman’s Smoke
Main Street
Richardson
Good Block
Bethel Jr. Co
South Fifth St
Floral Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Rudd Avenue
Pike Avenue
College Avenue
South Ninth Street
South Canon
Riverside Avenue
Turnbull & Rowland
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