Canon City Record Proprietor Guy U Hardy
The Canon City Record lists Guy U Hardy as the proprietor. The notice appears in the paper’s postal matter section indicating second class matter status.
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Guy U. Hardy
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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
7
Cons on the streets proposed to clean up city
A persuasive editorial urges using convict labor on streets and roads arguing it costs the city little while delivering free labor worth up to 40000 dollars yearly. It claims the approach would beautify the town, surpass any tax levy, and notes past penitentiary town stigma. Also a brief ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets for colds.
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United States
KE. W. Grove
Sells One Place But Buys Another
John A. Lewis, a Lincoln Park fruit grower, has long mined in Cripple Creek and recently moved his base to a five acre property at the corner of Poplar and Ash. He bought his new lot at a low figure and set up his operation there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Lewis
Lincoln Park
Cripple Creek
Local land deals yield profit for Mr Lewis
The article notes Mr Lewis sold a place to J. E. Weber for 3000 dollars, realizing a handsome profit. He then bought five acres on Poplar, the Atwater tract, for 2000 dollars through Turnbull and Rowland, intending improvements and to make it his permanent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Weber
Mr. Lewis
Turnbull & Rowland
Poplar
Atwater
Church Socials and Aims From Local Groups
The Ladies Aid Society held a social at Mrs. Cunningham s home with a short program and refreshments. The Junior Epworth League cabinet was entertained by Clare Alling Hills with routine business and a pleasant hour. attendees included Lewis Devol Edith McGowan Birdie Batchelor Leora Corvin and others. Rev A W Jamieson of Loveland will preach at United Presbyterian Friday 7 30 pm Saturday 2 30 pm and Sabbath services with communion. The Young People s Christian Union has named officers for the year Belmont Preston president Phebe Paxton vice president Bessie Moyle secretary Ora Kirkton treasurer Mamie Preston organist. Art Publishers and Bookmakers advertises book binding proofing and publishing services from 1742 Stout Denver Colorado. Read The Record classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Clare Alling Hills
Lewis Devol
Edith McGowan
Birdie Batchelor
Leora Corvin
Alert
Fay Thomas
Valera Overman
Harry McClanahan
Stewart Worrell
Mamie Devol
Lena Hodgin
A. W. Jamieson
Loveland
United Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Christian Union
Belmont Preston
Phebe Paxton
Bessie Moyle
Ora Kirkton
Mamie Preston
Advertising Wisdom for Merchants From The Record Era
The piece argues for strong local advertising with name and business placed prominently, aided by newspaper ads and a vivid, fresh approach. It promotes Printers’ Ink as the best advertising resource, accessible at the Y M C A reading rooms or for $2.00 annually, to boost merchant profits.
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Canon City
Record
City considers convict labor and water stock rules
At a Monday city council meeting Captain Rockafellow urged turning over water stock with new plats to protect landowners and city growth. Convict labor on streets was discussed with Civic Improvement League support and mayoral action planned to seek county approval for 20 to 40 inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Rockafellow
Rockafellow
Coulter
Arthur
Civic Improvement League
Messrs
D. E. Gibson
T. M. Harding
G. W. Bethel
A. H. Seely
Richard Houle
J. F. Marr
F. P. Smith
C. C. Durkee
A. C. Dickenson
Mr. Gibson
Marr
Gibson
Harding
Cleghorn
Orme
Ninth Street
Seventh Street
Adams Court
P. A. Wade
Highth
Pine Streets
Tenth Street
Vine Street
Virginia Macon
Third and
Harrison
Okey
Little Items About Railroad People
S Linely is the new night operator at the Rio Grande site. M L Mowry was promoting Rock Island trade here last week. W M Whalen of the Weatcliffe branch attended lodge here last night. Mrs W S Core arrived Sunday to attack K T Wadleigh at Westcliffe, agent there, for the Elks’ blow-out. F W Aiken, D R G agent at Parkdale, came down last night for the Elks social. Horace Ball, D R G conductor on the Trinidad branch, looked after an orchard home here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussong
Arthur
Cooper
Railroad People Co. S. Linely
Rio Grande
Lnd
W. M. Whalen
Weatcliffe
W. S. Core
Attac
K K. T. Wadleigh
Westcliffe
The
Elks
F. W. Aiken
Parkdale
Horace Ball
Trinidad
Townsend Towns Tie There in Cripple Creek Wedding
Mr John Towns and Mrs Ada M Townsend were married Monday March 5 in Cripple Creek. A wedding dinner followed at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Hutchison for the couple and their guests. The groom formerly lived in Canon City and now resides in Florence. The bride recently moved to Florence from Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Towns
Cripple Creek
John Towns
Ada M. Townsend
Clyde Hutchison
Towns
Canon City
Florence
Kansas
France Seeks Safer Ocean Routes For Fishermen Near Newfoundland
The French embassy in Washington asks the United States to help arrange safer Atlantic mail steamer routes to protect fishermen off Newfoundland. The proposal limits crossings of the Newfoundland banks from April through October with fines for violations. it cites 20,000 fishermen yearly and notes prior discussions in 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
EE. T. Chamberlain
Department of Commerce and Labor
France
United States
Atlantic
Newfoundland
New York Herald
M. Charles de Chambrun
Mr. Chamberlain
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique
Havre
New York
Sandy Hook
International route dispute over Newfoundland bank safety rules
The text discusses adopting routes for fast mail lines between Europe and North America to clear the southern bank of Newfoundland, proposing extended dates and potential contracts tied to mail transportation. It also mentions a possible international conference in Paris to protect fishermen from ship collisions and outlines specific route coordinates and geographies.
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Pool
Lloyd
Great Bank of Newfoundland
Sable Island
Europe
United States
Canada
Postal Service of
Praece
Republic
Paris
Newfoundland
Compagnie Generale Trans
Iantique
France
Fastnet Rock
Bishop Rock
Sandy Hook
Great Circle
Fasnet Reck
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Quality Store
Seely Drug Company
Apex Building
Canon City Record
Publishers’ Press Room Co
Stout Street
Denver
Colorado
M. L. Mowry
Rock Island
J. Homer Dickson
Edith R. Dickson
Dfvicrs
Masel Avs
Price Baking Powder Co
Chicago
Dheir
Russia
Japan
Pueblo
T. D. Palmer
Apex Bik
A. T. Clarke
M.D. Harvard
Harrison Ave
Cor
Acme
W.T. Little
M. D
Coto
Baker & Biggs
Oris Orendorfe
Pitt A. Wade
Pine
Felter Bik
White
R.C. Herman Graves
North Sixth Street
Cannon
Coulter Block
Greenwood Avenue
W. C. Rowe
E. A. Bradbury Notary Public and Conveyancer Office
South Fifth Street
Kent L. Eldred
Maupin Block
343 Blue
H. L. Patten Architect
Harding Brock
C. A. Beghtol & Co
Jewelers
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