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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
4
Local trades and services blend with notices about Crown Patent flour and grocery sourcing. Names include Jeff Tong, Woodford & Dawson, Ellis & Hood, J. W. Work, and McNellys meats, with multiple city residents visiting, moving, or reporting business in Cafion Florence and Cripple Creek, plus church and social items.
Mrs. H. S. Lee recovers from a two week illness while Jennie Dalton undergoes an operation to remove a needle from her hand. Residents report moves, visits, farm work, ditch rebuilding and street projects as Lincoln Park stays busy with spring activity and social events.
TO OUR LADY TRADE reports strong demand for poster board pictures in red and green sheets at 10 cents each two for a dollar with many buyers purchasing by the dozen. Mounted and unmounted varieties, 100 subjects, sell briskly. aluminum trinket trays with Colorado scenery sold out, new Stevens views near gone. Lyon & Healy strings in stock with praise from a local musician.
An advertisement proclaims Crown Patent flour as the fair exchange principle in business. It claims the product is milled from the finest wheat and offers full value in nutrition. Consumers are urged to ask grocers for Crown Patent flour and reject other brands.
J F Fuller promotes Cafion housing noting several homes built and another underway. He offers value as a contract builder. N H Endsley lists Starks trees and Orwell tree paint. R B Coolbaugh plans a tea and spice house in the Harrison block, opening about April 1. Wednesday Musical Club meets at Mrs Handy with fourteen, Miss Briggs new secretary, Parsifal lesson. Lincoln Park residents regain water after pump and crooked ditch issues.
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