Musical Messages Edited by L. D. Eichhorn
The column reviews music as more than pleasure, stressing moral and intellectual growth through school and community music. It urges public schools, city halls for concerts, and ongoing support for choirs, classes, and great artists to nurture talent and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
Emison
Bryant
Walpole
Homer
Aristides
Luther
Napoleon
Glasgow
Canon Cuy
Ana
Doctors Mistakes Buried Six Feet Under Air Trends
The text discusses female medical misperceptions and symptoms attributed to various diseases. It argues many illnesses are caused by uterine issues and promotes Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy, claiming it strengthens and revitalizes the feminine system amid run-down women like teachers, milliners, and shop-girls.
Grand View Irrigation Eyes Major Pipeline Project
Messrs Dozier and McKenzie plan a 2300 foot 30 inch concrete pipeline on their Grand View Sub-Division land to divert water onto higher ground. The siphon through Four Mile creek is a novel concrete underpass, with a 25 psi design, aiming to remove two miles of open ditch and expand cultivatable acreage. The concrete pipe comes from a local factory and cost is around nine to ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Dozier & McKenzie
Grand View
Four Mile
Four Mile Creek
Messrs. Dozier & MacKenzie
Beaver Park visited by horticultural officials
Judge Coburn and other dignitaries from the State Horticultural Society toured Beaver Park on Thursday. They praised the soil and irrigation system, noting Beaver Park soil mirrors California’s San Joaquin valley and could support immediate orchard planting including apples this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Coburn
D. R. Stotler
W. L. King
Felton
State Horticultural Society
Beaver Park
Thurston White
Col. MacDonald
W. A. Mattock
Beaver Land & Irrigation Company
San Joaquin Valley
California
Colorado
United States
Sheep vanish along Florence and Cripple Creek line after killing
Along the Florence and Cripple Creek railroad line the mountain sheep population dwindles after Harold McKnob killed the flock leader. Train crews report the band has moved beyond Phantom Canyon, once a tourist draw for the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McKnob
Rocky Mountain
Phantom Canon
Florence & Cripple Creek
Canons
Mclinab
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Victor Resident
Mrs C N Jones of 215 North Sixth Street Victor Colorado testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her husband’s kidney trouble three years ago after doctors failed. She notes relapses from exertion or cold are promptly relieved by the pills and urges others to try them. Available at Hunter Palmer's drug store. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Canon City
Hunter Palmer
Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Combs Yesterday
Mr and Mrs Harry W Combs welcome a baby boy born at 10 am Thursday. Friends celebrate with cigars as the proud parents anticipate joyful moments and the new addition to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Combs
Harry W. Combs
Friends of Paterfamilas
New family locates in Canon City
J. W. Haddon and family moved from Trumbull Nebraska to Canon City and plan to make it their home. They left Nebraska in a blizzard and found Canon City weather as delightful as a May day in the East. Mr. Haddon had read the Record and expected fine winter weather here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Haddon
Trumbull
Neb
Canora City
Nebraska
Canon City
Annual Stockholders Meeting of Canon City Ditch Company
The Canon City Hydraulic and Irrigating Ditch company held its annual stockholders meeting Wednesday afternoon at its offices with J. H. Harrison presiding. Reports by secretary B. F. Rockafellow noted sales to new comers and the ditch's seven mile length with water rights from 1863 supporting 188 small farms and enhanced suburban and farming prosperity through irrigation water all winter except seven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City Hydraulic & Irrigating Ditch Company
J. H. Harrison
B. F. Rockafellow
Canon City
Ditch Company Reports Strong Finances and Re elected Directors
The T B Coulter treasurer reported a healthy cash reserve and lower ditch maintenance costs. A 1908 annual levy of 35 cents per share was set, about 70 cents per acre, for water supply. J H Harrison B F Rockafellow T B Coulter J E Brown N C Durning were re elected as directors with Harrison named president and Coulter treasurer for the 26th consecutive term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Coulter
J. H. Harrison
B. F. Rockafellow
J. E. Brown
N. C. Durning
Entered Plea of Guilty and Were Fined
John De Motte and Mrs. John Cyphers of Emporia Kansas were arrested in Florence on adultery charges and bonds set at 200 each. They pled guilty in county court on Wednesday and were fined 30 plus costs totaling 124. The jury was dismissed after the plea. Cyphers prosecuted the suit but it was compromised and he left with his wife for Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John de Motte
John Cyphers
Emporia
Kansas
Florence
Cooper
Choir Luncheon Supports Friday Rehearsals at Church
Since evangelistic meetings began at the First Methodist church, the choir has held Friday evening luncheons in the church dining room to save travel time before rehearsals. Luncheon is served at 6:30 with a 45 minute rehearsal to follow. Meals are run by a ladies committee and funds from a choir fines system, about 25 dollars, help pay for the luncheons.
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First Methodist Church
No Use to Die From Lung Trouble Says Mrs White
Mrs J P White of Rushboro Pennsylvania says Dr King’s New Discovery saved her life by loosening a cough quickly and curing lung disease even after a prognosis of hopeless. It treats coughs colds lagrippe asthma bronchitis and hoarseness with a guarantee at all druggists 150c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
Insect bite blamed for ex soldier’s death
George W. Thurber, 28, ex guard at Canon City and member of Camp John S. Stewart, died in Hot Springs North Dakota after a long illness caused by a cancer that arose from a tropical bug bite received in the Philippines. He served as sergeant in Company FE First Colorado volunteers through the Spanish American War and Filipino rebellion. His burial followed in Denver with services at Nash’s chapel. His mother and family traveled from Canon City for his bedside and funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Thurber
H. W. Redman
Hot Springs
North Dakota
Mr. Thurber
Canon City
Denver
Nash's Chapel
Tremont Street
Camp John S. Stewart
Society of the Army of the Philippines
National Guard of
Colorado
Thurber
Company FE
Colorado Volunteers
Philipines
Former Canon resident dies in Richmond Kentucky
Word has been received of Burnham Schrivner's death in Richmond Kentucky from tuberculosis after a lingering illness. He came to Canon City for health eight years ago and lived on South Ninth Street before returning to his native state last year. He leaves a wife and two children and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham Schrivner
Richmond
Schrivner
Canon City
South Ninth Street
Mrs Reynolds Friend To Denver Poor Passes At Home
Mrs J B F Reynolds of Denver died last Saturday night from valvular heart disease. A noted philanthropist she aided hundreds in need and supported the juvenile court work of Judge Ben B Lindsey. She adopted and cared for waifs and helped secure a pardon for Antone Woode. Reynolds was active in literary circles as a prose and poetry writer.
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J. B. F. Reynolds
Denver
Colorado
Reynolds
Ben B. Lindsey
Antone Woode
Christchurch Men’s Club To Meet Second Tuesday Monthly
The smoker of the Christchurch Men’s club at A R Livingstone 919 Greenwood Ave, was sparsely attended as a constitution adoption was deferred until March 10. The Episcopal group aims for literary social exchange with papers and guest speakers from Canon City and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
A. R. Livingstone
Greenwood Avenue
Episcopal Church
Canon City
Secretary Ross Goes To Pueblo To Meet Daughter
Secretary W D Ross of the Canon City Merchants Association travels to Pueblo at noon to see his daughter Ada, en route home from Rochester New York where she has been in hospital for typhoid fever and medical care. Ada had left Ithaca New York about a year ago to study at Cornell but illness forced her to stop and she has since been treated in Rochester. A telegram from Chicago surprised her parents as Ada was believed convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ross
Canon City Merchants’ Association
Pueblo
Ada
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Ross
Ithaca
Cornell University
Ross
Chicago
Mariposa Club of Florence Hosts Wednesday Evening
Eleven ladies of the Mariposa club of Florence were guests of Mrs. Matt Lines at her home Wednesday night. A musical program and social games provided entertainment. Luncheon was served at 11 o clock and the visitors departed after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariposa Club
Florence
Matt Lines
Mrs Helen Decker Dies Suddenly in City Home
Mrs Helen Sarah Decker aged 64 years 10 months 6 days died suddenly at her home 517 North Fourth street shortly after 6 oclock Wednesday afternoon Neuralgia of the heart noted as the cause She was mother of Sidney E Decker a Morrison store salesman and had moved from New York five months ago She had been unwell several days but no serious trouble was anticipated.
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Helen Sarah Decker
North Fourth Street
Sidney E. Decker
Morrison's Grocery Store
New York
Simple Herbal Backache Cure Warned By Authority
A New York daily paper reports a physician endorsing a remedy for backache and urinary troubles. The formula uses Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla in specific amounts, to be taken after meals and at night. A local pharmacist confirms ingredients are harmless and inexpensive, noting kidney cleansing and waste filtration benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily
Bright
East region business conditions show improvement says Shinkie
Charles A. Shinkie returned from a three week eastern tour reporting improving commercial conditions from Ohio Indiana Illinois and Missouri. He noted orders in Bellaire and Wheeling to reopen glass factories employing about ten thousand workers and a hopeful outlook for the canning industry and overall business revival after last October's upheaval. He praised the region's prospects despite poor weather and teased local Ad readers as bargain hunters.
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Charles A. Shinkie
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Wheeling
West Virginia
Shinkle
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L. D. Eichhorn
Grand View Irrigation Company
Dean
New
Ayer
Richmond, KY
Mariposa Club OF
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The
Daily Record
Scoff
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