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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
6
A humorous note explains damp weather can warp coat lapels making them curl at the corners. It claims Kaufman Pre Shrunk fabric resists such changes, promising garments that stay stylish and well fitting after wet days.
The Pueblo Chieftain argues the Colorado Springs primaries show outside counties will not tolerate Denver machine interference. The piece says El Paso and Pueblo voters rejected domination by apportioning candidates, stressing the need for a party built on freely expressed local will and warning against centralized control or forced leaders.
A Rocky Mountain sheep killed near Cramer on the Florence Cripple Creek line is displayed in Canon City. The head and carcass were presented to Letgo No. 610, B P C E, by Game D. Farr, then received from a Deaver tax-ermists firm. The exhibit aims to show a realistic specimen.
The Coal Creek Lodge I O O F will mark the establishment of Odd Fellowship and dedication of a new hall with an all day event on Monday April 27. The lodge, among the county’s oldest, prepared elaborate plans after a devastating fire destroyed the previous lodge room. Members from the Triple Link will attend the festivities.
Safe Combs arrived home Friday after a two month trip to California and the Hawaiian Islands covering nearly ten thousand five hundred miles. He toured Los Angeles Pasadena and San Francisco before sailing to Honolulu where he stayed three weeks with his son Walter and wife Genevra Hoover. He described San Francisco’s post earthquake recovery and Seattle's recovery mood and noted Exposition plans opening June 1 1909. He visited Bremerton navy yard and saw Merle Wilson of the Pennsylvania.
R G Arthur weighs selling twelve Wells Cone estate lots for a city park versus pursuing two larger outside tracts. He warns the plan is too costly and impractical, arguing large parks near town would better serve workers and encouraging public discussion and newspaper involvement. He notes financing hurdles and advocates large, accessible parks as a long term boost to growth. R G Arthur. Sale on broken lines of shoes. Ten per cent to 60 per cent discount at Davis' shoe store.
The article reports on bee roles in fruit fertilization, best spraying times, and disease handling in hives. It notes rising honey production, explains extraction methods, and compares honey to other foods and uses in industry, with practical tips on storage and use. VERGIL P. CUTLER.
Denver specialist Dr Sapero will be in Canon City Friday and Saturday March 27 28 at the Cloud hotel for free consultation and examination. Come early to view spring shoes arriving while we clear broken lines odds and ends old styles. Davis 436 Main street.
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