Colorado fruit crop boosts Fremont county shipments
Early in the season reports denied heavy frost kills and Fremont county leads with abundant, high quality fruit. Secretary Osborn cites largest early small fruit shipments in years, improving railroad traffic and profits. City council discusses water mains on Main street, awards water main contract to J L Roup, and notes local arrivals and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Fremont County
Osborn
State Board of Horticulture
Kohlman
Reeves
Main Street
Slater
John Riffel
Henry Greene
Bunch
J. O. Surbrugg
T. E. Dicken
Hugh Kelly
Main St
2Nd
7Th Street
15Th Street
J. L. Roup
Roup
Copper Glance and Unions Lead Can on Colorado Town News
Copper and gold claim in Titusville neighborhood reports new assays with copper 6.60 and five ounces of silver. claim owner Davis and Ireland announce progress while J.8. Barton takes a quarter interest and will invest at least 500 dollars. Also notes Canon City unions forming and Epworth League convention outcomes with new officers and local civic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
J.8
Barton
Teamsters
Canon City
Lee Amick
J. A Deniston
A. S. Earl
J. M. Waggoner
George E. Clark
J. P. Parker
Dan Stukey
Cafon
Rocky Mountain Chautauqua Inspires Teachers at Palmer Lake
The Rocky Mountain Chautauqua Assembly at Palmer Lake is praised as a premier summer outing with a rich literary program. The course of study covers every pedagogy branch, promising strong benefits to attending teachers and their pupils. The Record acknowledges receipt of the 1900 announcement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Lake
Melf
Rocky Mountain Chautauqua Assembly
Glen Park
Wash Dress Goods Hosiery Advertises Ladies Stock
A local ad notes a nice line of fancy hosiery for ladies including polka dots stripes and plaids. Children’s hosiery is in great demand and another invoice is expected this week. The shop claims competitive prices and quality with other dealers and mentions Sandow and Iron Clad hose.
Cripple Creek mining claims and global unrest noted
Aid from the federal government is invoked as mine ore blocks millions in gold per year in Cripple Creek. Dirigo brings $300,000 in gold dust from Klondyke. U S troops move from Manila toward China amid rising foreign killings. Clark defeats Daly in Montana Democrats. Omaha census shows 15,000 loss. Monaghan returns with $40,000 from Cape Nome. Kiowa Comanche Apache lands opened to settlement. large mining finds reported. China wars and naval actions unfold with heavy losses. Bloomington fire, US coal output peak, bubonic plague fears in Mexico.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Council
Rocky Ford
Anson
Rudd
Carson City
Corona Methodist Church
Mesa Christian Church
Endeavor
Y. M. C. A.—Pueblo
Carrier
Little
Denver
State Medical Association
Epworth League
Epworth
Boulder
W. C. Ball
George W.riker
Loveland
Smith
Colorado Springs
Ella Brooks
Fort Lupton
Maud Meeker
Greeley
A. V. Johnson
Fort Morgan
Hull
W. H. King
L. Williams
Alice Shawker
Grand Junction
H. A. Abright
Salida
Carion City
N. W. Milligan
Abright
Frank Adams
Mr. Abright
Will Orange
C. Thomas
Jos. A. Davin
Silver Cliff
Mute and Blind Asylum
Gov. Thomas
Maupin
Tabor
Shakespeare
Leadville
Denver Field and Farm
Yale Coffee
Kaye & Davis
Colo
Gasette
Rocky Mountain Chautauqua
Gien Park
Haken’s
Jewelry Store
R. Rosenberg
Lang
Mechlin
Frank L.smith
Cripple Creek
Dirigo
Klondyke
Lorenzo
Taieg
Kruger
U. S
Manila
China
United States
Clark
Montana
Daly
Caroles
Ninteen Counnties
Kansas City
Omaha
J. G. Monaghan
Cape Nome
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Kiowa
Oklahoma
Bloomington
Illinois
England
Germany
Old Mexico
Gray’s Peak
Argentine Pass
W. H. Adams
Conejos’ County
J. M. Cathcart
Greenhorn Range
Walsenburg
Glenwood Springs
T. M. Patterson
J.C. Bell
Bell
Empress Dowager
Creatione
Sangre Do Cristo Range
Saguache County
John F. Duncan
Boca Grant No. 4
Charles F. Consaul
Washington, D. C
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
International Revenue
F. W. Howbert
Florence
Oh Te
City Hall
Phese
Frorence
Mer
H. D. Avery
Baker & Biggs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!