Probate Court Orders Sale of Fremont County Real Estate
In the Fre mont County Court, probate of William Herbert Rutherford estate orders show cause for sale of described real estate to pay debts. Hearing set March 28, 1908, at Canon City Courtroom, with guardians ad litem appointed for minors. Publication required for four weeks. Also notices on lease of school lands and mining claims in Fremont County.
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State of
Colorado
Fremont
Herbert Rutherford
Rutherford
Section
Township
Low Canon
South Canon
New York Avenue
Atwater
DeWeese-Dye Ditch and Reservoir Company
Kent L. Eldred
Canon City
Canon City Record
Eald County
James L. Cooper
Sale of Collaterals Directed by Bondholder
Notice announces public sale of two promissory notes and 900,000 shares of stock plus 30 mortgage bonds of The Great Western Coal Company to satisfy $10,000 principal and accrued interest, with sale set for March 24, 1908 at The Great Western Coal Company office in Canon City Colorado. Canon City March 12 1908. HIRAM HITCHCOCK. First pub March 12 1908. Last pub March 19 1908.
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United States Land Office
Pueblo
Colorado
Diamond Fire Brick Company
E. F Jewett
Canon City
Independence
United States
Greenhorn
Fremont County
Office of the Register of the United States Land Office
Unay
Great Western Coal Company
Harding Poe
Main Street
F. D. Heath
First National Bank of
Capon City
Canon City and Great Western Railway Company
The
State Board of Land Commissioners
Denver
Colo
Ward Bros
Park County
John F. Vivian
Register State Board Land Commissioners
State’ Board of Land Commissioners
T. Coleman
Hillside
Klondyke Strawberry Plants Offered for Spring Set
W A Penney of Logan Junction Lincoln Park advertises 50 000 Klondyke strawberry plants for spring setting at 3 dollars per 1000.
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W. A. Penney
Logan Jt
Lincoln Park
Royal Neighbors Enjoy Friday Night Event
Royal Neighbors of Canon City hosted a surprise evening at A. O. U. W. hall arranged by Canon City camp Modern Woodmen of America. An oyster supper followed an orchestral program directed by J. O. Davis with performers W. W. Simon G. E. Miller and M. C. Smith, praised as among the Woodmen’s best social events.
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Lodge of
Royal Neighbors
A. O. U. W. Hall
Canon City Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Woodmen
J. O. Davis
W. W. Simon
G. E. Miller
M. C. Smith
High School Cadets to Camp in Easter Encampment
The board plans a military encampment for 60 to 70 cadets during Easter vacation north east of the city along Florence Creek. Cadets under Professor F F Thompson will drill under Colorado National Guard supervision with tents and rations provided at no cost. Transportation offered at special rate plus free travel for wearers of the high school uniform.
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Board of Education
Washington School
Florence & Cripple Creek
F. F. Thompson
Colorado National Guard
Quartermaster’s Department
Denver
Espirit du Corps
Woman's Missionary Society Elects Officers at First Presbyterian
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church held its annual election in church parlors. Mrs. C. F. Pressey was reelected president with strong commendation for her past year, and officers including D. C. Cowan and C. T. Chapman as vice presidents Emma Hall as treasurer Abbie Wood recording secretary J W Rogers corresponding secretary J R Hood secretary of literature and Albert Jones secretary of freedmen were chosen. An African palaver led by Mrs Burgens followed the business session, then refreshments and a social hour.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
C. F. Pressey
D. C. Cowan
T. Chapman
Emma Hall
Abbie Wood
J. W. Rogers
J. R. Hood
Albert Jones
Burgens
Bereaved express gratitude with words of thanks
Kind words and deeds are gratefully acknowledged from friends and neighbors as expressions of sympathy and love are extended after a loss. The message from Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Huntoon and Geneva Hentoon, among others, conveys heartfelt thanks for flowers songs and comfort.
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Mra
W. C. Huntoon
Geneva Hentoon
P. J. Besee-andé Pamity
Woolly aphid remedies for fruit trees announced
Entomologist P Gillette from Colorado Agricultural College warns of woolly apple aphids overwintering in large numbers after a mild winter. He outlines thorough winter sprays to drench trunks and limbs, using kerosene emulsion, tobacco decoction, whale oil soap, or Black Leaf Dip, and stresses direct contact to kill overwintering pests.
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Colorado
Infant Mildred Sparks Dies of Tubercular Meningitis
Little Mildred Maurie Sparks died at age 7 weeks from tubercular meningitis after a two week illness at her Pike avenue home. Born June 5 1907 she was the only child of Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Sparks. Funeral held at Trinity church at 11 a.m. with Rev. H. M. Jamieson officiating.
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Mildred Maurie Sparks
C. E. Sparks
Pike Avenue
Trinity Church
H. M. Jamieson
Three Good Jokes From The April Smart Set
A collection of short humorous exchanges and a pun filled anecdote includes dialogue about Tom and his wife doctor trouble, a comical speeding arrest scene, and a moral about unappeasable people from The Devil's Note Book reflecting on fate and mercy.
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Flykyns
Tom
Flykins
U S Statistics Show Rising Wealth and Debt Per Capita
A Bureau of Statistics report traces per capita debt down from 13 78 to 10 26 as money in circulation climbs to 2 773 000 000 by July 1 1907. Savings deposits rise from 1 983 000 000 to 3 495 000 000 and total bank deposits from 5 000 000 000 to 13 000 000 000. Exports grow to 1 954 000 000 and imports near 1 434 000 000. A Geological Survey table highlights metal and non metal production growth to 1906.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Wall Street
United States Geological Survey
Political Note on Vigilance Nomination and Release Irony
The exchange shows a chairman nominating a figure for a harsh punishment while Horsethief replies he trusts his friends. They release him citing no platform to support him. The dialogue reflects ironic political maneuvering and factional dynamics.
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Vigilance Committee
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Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
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U. S. Statistics
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Merchant Taller
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