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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
4
The Canon City Record notes a filing for second class matter status and mentions a subscription rate of 61.25 a year paid in advance. The notice appears as a standard postal designation for periodical distribution.
Pueblo Y M C A reports highlight a Sunday Men's Gospel talk by Charles B Hall and notes on summer baths and a Star Course lecture by John B DeMotte. The column also covers a Clyde state camp and a Tabernacle miniature souvenir, along with a Kansas Colorado water rights dispute analysis and witnesses on river irrigation impacts.
Attorneys have gathered evidence in the Kansas Colorado water suit as the Colorado side completes testimony on May 20. The discussion details Kansas claims that river water diminished due to Colorado ditches and that underflow feeding the Arkansas river is reduced, affecting crops near Hutchinson and Wichita.
Garnett Kansas editor Manford Schoonover received a whisky promotional circular from distiller Mr. Hayner. He replied with a strong critique outlining twelve reasons not to buy the Hayner brand. The exchange mentions local Canon residents and Schoonover’s criticism of the advertising. The last line hints at a personal Keeley treatment admission and its impact on his career.
A speaker defends the Keeley Cure against mockery, arguing it helps end liquor sales and persuades men to abstain. He cites a Kansas town where five cured men caused two taverns to close and praises temperance groups for quiet, effective work.
The San Isabel Forest Reserve expands to cover most of the Sangre de Cristo range into Chaffee Fremont Saguache Custer Castilla and Huerfano counties Colorado. The 65 by 6 to 12 mile strip spans 321227 acres at elevations 8500 to 14000 feet, mostly steep slopes and bare land above timber line. It acts as a watershed protecting irrigation for surrounding valleys and water for about 10000 acres currently irrigated.
E A Bradbury Notary Public notes the need for adequate water to possibly reach 30 000 acres and stresses prudent use of regional timber and its protection from fire near the eastern limit of Colorado forest growth amidst competing interests.
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