St Scholastica's Academy Canon City Colorado Information
Canon City Colorado presents Wit St Scholastica's Academy an all girls Benedictine boarding school. It highlights healthful climate modern facilities including infirmary fire protection and Gothic chapel. Courses range from Primary to Academic with Latin German Scientific track and optional Music Art Elocution. Non Catholic pupils welcome. located near rail stations with telephone, catalog on request.
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Royal Gorge
Canon City
Academy
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Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Florence and Cripple Creek
Directress
Mt. St. Scholastica’s Academy
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Sewer Tax Remittance Request Stirs City Council Debate
At the semi monthly Canon City council meeting Alderman Hiatt presiding, residents sought rebates on sewer taxes for ventures along South Tenth Street and Riverside drive. W A Sanford urged a $10.26 refund citing useless drainage, while Jas A Stump asked for frontage refunds. The meeting also discussed water contracts with the Santa Fe, boulevard status for Riverside drive, and delays on road and waterworks projects.
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Tanner
E. C. Hiatt
Hiatt
George A. Prentiss
Riverside Drive
Hot Springs
Grape Creek Canon
South First Street
Canon City Sees Wave of New Automobiles
Canon City residents report several recent car purchases including a Maxwell 30 hp tourine owned by Frank Sprague a new E M F runabout for Dr C H Wilkingen a Buick runabout for Dr T D Palmer and an E M F tourine for J Dunlap. The Canon City Automobile Club boasts around sixty members.
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Canon City
Frank Sprague
C. H. Wilkingen
T. D. Palmer
J. Dunlap
Royal Neighbors Enjoy Pleasant Gathering at Merriam Place
Royal Neighbors drew sixty eight guests for a Saturday afternoon visit at the Merriam place. Rev G W Hatcher and wife attended as honored guests with Mrs Hatcher elected honorary member and the parson named ornery member. Dinner for one hundred fifty served with abundant hospitality and fellowship leaving attendees refreshed.
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Merriam Place
G. W. Hatcher
Pargon
Deputy Treasurer L D Dawson returns from West Virginia
Deputy County Treasurer L D Dawson arrived back in Canon City after a two week trip to Clarksburg West Virginia. He found the weather gloomy but the visit pleasant and noted hopes for a prosperous era. He cited promising crops in the Mississippi valley and good winter wheat in several states. He urged proper spring cleanup by burning rubbish in pastures and burying debris out of sight.
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L. D. Dawson
Canon City
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
Drowning of R. P. Benell at Palisade Irrigation ditch
Special to The Daily Record reports R P Benell formerly of the city was drowned at the headgate of the Palisade Irrigation ditch in Palisade last night. He recently arrived from Pocatello Idaho to work for the irrigation company and had been in Canon City. Benell, who had earlier suffered injuries in a Royal Gorge powder explosion, was identified by letters from Miss Etta Mullin found on him. He is brother to Chauncy Benell who vanished weeks ago.
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W. A. Sanford
South Tenth Street
Sanford
D. N. Garrett
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Santa Fe Company
Wallace
Fisher
Canon City
Hiatt
Messrs. Lumsden & Gordon
Main Street
Jas. H. Peabody
Frank D. Heath
Lmits
Daily Record Office
R. P. Benell
Palisade Irrigation Company
Palisade
Benell
Central Hotel
Here
Royal Gorge
Bernell
Pocatello
Idaho
Chauncy Benell
Etta Mullin
Four Mile Notes Highlight Local Visits And Changes
Letha Lloyd of Victor visits her parents the Bernharts. Miss Andrews resigns from East Four Mile teaching post. Strawberries plentiful for shortcakes. Cripple Creek and Canon City natives Johnson and Barrett join last Sunday excursion. Pearson visits brother-in-law James Curtis. Mattoon enjoys new telephone. Watts recovers from illness. Alfalfa near ready to cut. crops look heavy. Miss Conkwright of Trinidad visits Mrs. Williams.
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Letha Lloyd
Victor
James Curtis
Mr. Mattoon
Mr. Watts
Miss Conkwright
Trinidad
Mrs. Williams
Hall ranch to receive 200 cattle from McClelland
Clyde Hall bought two hundred head of cattle from R. D. McClelland at an average price of fifteen dollars each. He plans to place the herd on the Hall ranch along Tallawassee Creek.
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BR. D. McClelland
Clyde Hall
R. D. McCleLland
Hall
Tallawassee Creek
Back From the Altar Mining District in Sonora
Lou Franck returns from a several week business trip to the Altar district in Sonora Mexico where he has long shown mining interest. He notes a vast mineral zone with potential to supply future metals though transport mills and smelters are lacking. Franck bought a rich climber property about twenty two miles from the Gulf of California and plans another Sonora visit in two to three weeks.
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Lou Franck
Altar District
Sonora
Mexico
Franck
Old Mexico
Gulf of California
Planck
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