Hereford Stock Added to Wet Mountain Ranch Herd
Geo A Baker and Biggs import a 42 head Hereford herd to the Waverly ranch in the Wet Mountain valley from John E Peimter of Baggin Colorado. The two year old bull Prince, weighing 1520 pounds and shown at Denver, heads the lineup. The owners plan high priced beef cattle and draft horses, with George Houle as overseer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Baker
Wet Mountain Valley
Waverly
Messrs
Chicago
Denver & Rio Grande
Texas Creek
Westcliffe
Prince
Ty John Houston
Canyon
Texas
Denver
West
Lady
Claire
Mr. Houstom
Frank P. Bertschey
Audi
Tor
Pacific
Baker & Biggs
Thomas Batman
Hillside
Painter
Custer County
Baker & Biggs Land & Cattle, Company
American Hereford Cattle Breeders’ Association of
Kansas City
Waverly Ranch
George Houle
Richard Houle
Canon Water Bonds Sold At Ninety Seven Cents
The city approved selling 225000 dollars in five percent waterworks bonds to Spitzer & Co of Toledo at 97 cents on the dollar. Bonds run for ten to fifteen years with interest from April 1, 1908. Spitzer will furnish 26000 dollars at delivery and the balance as needed. delivery expected in about sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Water
Evanatt
Pitzer & Co
Toledo
Ohio
James R. Easton
Spitzer & Co
Denver
Gem
Beay
Eeemncil
Seely
Commell
Easton
Eastman
Okey
New York City
Spitser & Co
Spitzer & Cos
Patton Files On Good Land Near Denver
C C Patton returns from Denver and Greeley where he pursued agricul tural land purchase. He located and filed on level fertile property in the United States land office. Surrounding lands sell for twelve to fifteen dollars an acre. The title details were forgotten by many at the long offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G@ C. Patton
Denver
Greeley
Agricul
United States Land Office
Patton
Loag
Weldevanty
A Trip Around the World by Standard Bearers
The Standard Bearers met at Miss Brewer’s home on March 9 to tour world regions, focusing on Methodist missionary areas. Eastbound and westbound groups vied for the best program as Cuba and Porto Rico were explored, with the Philippine Islands planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Permission Granted Club To Use Track
A Fremont County driving and riding club reaches an agreement with the fair association allowing track use during spring and summer for horse training and riding events. The club commits to keeping the race horse in good condition and to be responsible for all property within the fair grounds during occupancy, with Morris & Son noted as feed dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County Driving and Riding Club
Coulter
Rowland
The
Fair Association
Young Folks Day urged for Canon City news drive
The call invites Canon City youths and families to submit items about local teens and activities for a special Young Folks Day. Readers are asked to handwrite or mail brief notes on school events parties and visits, with a bonus prize of one dollar for the best contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
Irl
Death of Dr N W Judd at Santa Barbara Cal
A letter from Santa Barbara announces the death of Dr N W Judd at that city after a brief illness. He aged thirty seven, was a Stanford graduate who lived much of his life in Canon City and later with his mother at 216 Main street. He leaves two brothers in Washington state and his remains were taken to Whitehall Illinois for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. McCollister
Main Street
Melissa A. Judd
Santa Barbara
California
N. W. Judd
Pacific Coast
Canon City
Judd
Leland Stanford Jr., University
Herman Judd
Seattle
Corban EB. Judd
East Sound
Washington
Whitehall
Illinois
Mexico
Central America
Gebats Tech Piece Highlights Case Cap High
An intriguing Gebats tech feature surveys rising case caps and market trends. Notable figures and entities are cited, outlining implications for firms and investors amid shifting policy and regulatory signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etersesa
Transformation in Beaver Park Brings Growth and Irrigation Progress
Fremont county residents are urged to visit Beaver Park to witness rapid land development and a growing community. With 300 acres plowed and 30 houses built in two weeks, 800 acres of trees contracted, and a 4000 acre irrigation pipe system nearly complete, the park is poised to become a premier western paradise as April 30th arrival of 200 new residents looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Beaver Park
Thurston White
General
Matlock
Letter From Former Fremont Horticultural Leader Echoes Canon City
J W Work, ex-president of the Fremont County Horticultural Society now in Okmulgee Oklahoma, recalls fondly his Canon City years and expresses pride in Colorado grown apples. He urges high packing standards to keep Colorado fruit competitive and notes Oklahoma’s season has yielded poor fruit while Colorado homes his own business prospects. He longs to return to Canon City but remains content in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Snow
Lincoln Park
J. W. Work
Fremont County Horticultural Society
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Mr. Work
Canon City
Fremont County
Horticultural Society
Colorado
Missouri
Arkansas
New York
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Wet Mountain Ranch
Baker & Biggs Land and Cattle Company
C. C. Patton
Morris & Son
Young Folk
WN. W. Judd
Santa Barbara, Cal
Gale Cn
Davie
Lucile Duval
Fred Reiter
James Biggs
Pansy Allison
May Morgan
Mary Anderson
Twitchell
Garlinghouse
F. R. Hollenback
Beaver
J. W
CANON
Post Office Department
the Mother’s Magazine
Spare Moments
Elena
Bearden
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