Freemasonry’s Influence and Structure Described in Canon City
The article extols Freemasonry as ancient yet adaptive, citing leaders like Lafayette and Washington, and emphasizes its universal religion tolerance and charity. It details two main rites, Ancient and Accepted Rite and Scottish Rite, with specifics on degrees, governance, and active local lodges Mount Moriah in Canon City, noting strong financial health and community standing. It closes with a local call for clean cotton rags for The Record office.
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Pennsylvania
Supreme Council
Washington, D. C
Washington, D.C
Henry M. Teller
Colorado
Canon City
Mount Moriah
A. F
A. M
W. T. Little
F. N. Carrier
S.M
H. M. Mingay
Canon City Commandery No
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William A. Trout
Henry L. Price
Main
Sixth Streets
Mount Moriah Lodge No. 15
Grand Lodge
City Directory seeks final push as sales close
Canon City surveyors completed canvassing for the new city directory with suburb coverage and extra sections on officials schools churches lodges and unions. Priced at 2.50 the book will be printed on antique paper bound in cloth and limited to existing preorders.
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Canon City
South Canon
Lincoln Park
Brookside
Fruitmere
Four Mile
Eis
Orchard Park
Park Center
Cone
Harrison
Beagley
Handy Light Promises on Alton Trains Across Midwest
Mr N F Handy returns from Chicago Bloomington and St Louis test riding his electric light system for passenger cars on the Alton line known as Old Glory The light performed perfectly at various speeds with President Felton approving its use Mr Handy plans to extend to other railroads and is backed by Mayor Peabody and C F Elliott traffic manager from F & E in a venture expected to be profitable The Alton runs Chicago to St Louis with Bloomington and Roadhouse branches and Bloomington houses the Big Alton shops
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Moses
Egypt
King Solomon's Temple
Freemasonry
Charles Brockwell
Church of England
Masonic Fraternity
Thaddeus M. Harris
la Fayette
Philanthrophy
George Washington
H. P. H. Bromwell
Denver
God
Man
Chicago
Bloomington
St. Louis
Alton
Felton
Kansas City
Roadhouse
Handy
Illinois
Evergreen City
Mr. Handy
Peabody
C. F. Elliott
Main
Macon
Greenwood Avenue
Of The Street And A Modern Best Climate In
A brief item notes a contemporary approach to urban living aligning street life with a modern climate fitness, highlighting new social habits and urban design ideas that shape daily life and public spaces.
Canon City poised for major sanitarium rise
Long noted as a premier health location Canon City plans a large new sanitarium led by Dr Wade with about fifty rooms. The four story facility includes comprehensive heating and baths and aims to use profits solely for charitable purposes under a perpetual non profit plan.
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Canon City
America
Colorado
Wade
Antlers Hotel
Sanitarium Planned for Canon City With $50,000 Building
A ten acre site near the Hot Springs hotel is chosen for a sanitarium described as non profit and philanthropic. The four story complex will house offices, parlors, dining and surgical rooms with broad verandas and a city view. The Canon City Sanitarium and Benevolent Association aims to care for indigent and sick, with possible patient payments and tent colony funding.
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Dall DeWeese
Hot Springs
Main Street
West Main Street
State of
Colorado
Canon City
Strawberry season nears end as Canon City ships vast crates
The Canon City area ships 1200 crates by one express company and many more by another. Pickers earn fifty cents a crate, and top harvests bring as high as 3.75 per crate. Prices dip as northern berries arrive while goose berries rise and fruit season continues into fall. A wedding is planned in Canon City for Benjamin Fleischer and Ruth Weiler on June 25 with the couple set to reside in Canon City.
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Canon City
Dearies’ Association
Benjamin Fleischer
Ruth Weiler
Omaha
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Order of Freemasonry
James H. Peabody
the City Directory
MR. Handy Home
Mr. N. F. Handy
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