Note on Sale Terms and Interest Rate
The advantages section states that terms of sale will be satisfactory to intending purchasers with interest on deferred payments set at seven percent per year.
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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
2
The advantages section states that terms of sale will be satisfactory to intending purchasers with interest on deferred payments set at seven percent per year.
Time table snippet lists Canon City to Cripple Creek at 12 50 am and 10 15 pm with additional 6 45 am and Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe timetable references.
The Canon City Record lists gift and subscription deals for papers including The Record Toledo Blade Kansas City Daily World Cosmopolitan Woman's Home Companion The American Boy and The Semi-Weekly Globe Democrat. Offers require one year prepaid to The Record and may extend to old and new subscribers as present gifts.
A local notice advises keeping the body in a laxative condition with daily bowel movements to expel poisons. A Wichita resident Mr G L Edwards endorses Herb ine for ten years to regulate liver and bowels. The ad promotes 50c remedy at Hunter Palmar's and suggests Record Want Ads for complaints.
George M Bush and wife head to Springfield Missouri. Deacon Jones returns from Weiser Colorado. Rupert Nutting visits Littleton Colorado to see his brother. Prof. G A Godat back in Cripple Creek after city visit. Ernest Nutter travels to Espanola New Mexico for summer. Miss Gay returns to Cripple Creek after visiting here. Rev C D B Langdon of Colorado Springs returns home. Mrs Adam Monroe and two children of Pueblo visit the McKenzies. Graduation class of ’02 group photos completed by local photographer. Cripple Creek excursion well patronized. many visitors from there spend the day here. Sam Higgins buys a livery stable at Florence. family remains here. Puritan, M T McCunniff’s horse, places second in Pueblo and Trinidad. Woodmen of the World attend Cumberland Presbyterian church services. New uniforms worn by the drill team. Advertising for Glenwood Springs Strawberry Day June 25 circulates widely. locals plan to attend. Mrs Colonel Smith hosts Dickens club at Grenden Monday noon. pork pie served with Dickens benediction. Miss Peabody and Miss Hallie Chatman assist in serving.
A special carload of mining workers described as negros, about sixty people with their families, was taken to the Chandler mine last week. They were imported from Raton New Mexico by the Victor Fuel company and put to work immediately. No disturbance has been reported and white miners are expected to allow them to work.
Last Sunday brought warm sun and large crowds outdoors. People enjoyed strolling and driving while visiting Soda Springs where mineral waters flowed from morning till night. Straw hats and summer dresses featured as the city basked in a perfect June day.
Between fifteen hundred and two thousand people attended the band concert at the park last Friday evening. The selections were well rendered and enjoyed, though some criticized the unnecessary noise from young children.
A horse belonging to Mr. Westfall of Florence dropped dead Saturday evening about 5 o clock at the corner of Second and Main streets. Two young girls drove the animal to this city. One girl said they were not driving fast and that the horse reared suddenly and fell over dead, showing it had not been driven hard.
The Tenth International Triennial Sunday School convention will convene in Denver from June 26 to July 1, 1902. Mr S H Atwater of Denver serves on the program and arrangements committee and as Colorado executive committee member. The convention meets every three years, with prior sites Atlanta and Boston. This year’s attendance exceeds those cities.
George E. Griffin plans a 30 by 80 foot storage and packing building with basement on his South Canon property to store and preserve apples using a spring cooled vault. The double walled apple house keeps fruit in natural state without ice or chemicals and supports year round packing and storage duties.
Last Saturday at 3 o clock the Florence Consolidated Oil company drilled into oil near the Florence reservoir. Oil was found at a depth of 2188 feet with 1040 feet of rise by 11 oclock, no gas pressure observed, a pump to be started and the well cleaned out. The firm owns 800 acres with five derricks and three plants. officers include Judge M S Bailey president, E S Lindholm vice president, H E Insley secretary and treasurer, and Lee Champion and Fred W Bailey on the board of directors.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay terms. The snippet highlights a price of 25 cents and a bold guarantee to the consumer.
Jessie Ro Wright and her daughter Olive praise California after a visit. They report better health and vitality, low living costs, door delivery of vegetables and baked goods, and affordable staples. Wright argues the coast region suits aged people in their later years.
Next Sunday the Modern Woodmen will meet at 9 AM at the hall and march to the cemetery for graveside services. In the evening they will attend church services at the Christian church where Rev. U A White will preach a specially prepared sermon.
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