Canon City Record Note on Post Office Class Matter
The note mentions Guy U. Hardy and a status related to second class matter at the post office. It also includes a stray phrase about a price or payment in advance and a possible editorial context.
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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
7
The note mentions Guy U. Hardy and a status related to second class matter at the post office. It also includes a stray phrase about a price or payment in advance and a possible editorial context.
The Canon City district shows a profusion of white and pink blossoms signaling a potential very large fruit harvest next fall. Orchards around Lincoln Park and Fruitmere glow with bloom, offering scenes of domestic peace during countryside drives.
On Wednesday April 26 1906 the statement lists loans and discounts 477811.40 bank buildings and fixtures 20000.00 cash in banks 351722.45 cash in vault 70832.14 total cash 422554.59 capital surplus deposits and liabilities balance totals reflect strong assets led by Geo F Rockafellow vice president and cashier with notary and officers attesting to accuracy dated May 1 1906.
The article invites Canon City residents to visit the surrounding orchard districts twice yearly, during blossom and harvest, to stay connected with local progress and foster pride in the community. It notes another car of Eastern wood arriving on track at the Fruit Growers Association.
Martin Gardner and Mrs Emma Perry wed in Pueblo last Monday and returned to Canon City by the Denver Rio Grande train amid a charivari. W S Skinner and Miss Gladys Martin married at the Bartons home with Rev. J B Hunley officiating. both hail from Indiana and planned a life together in Colorado. The Canon Land and Cattle Co cautions that merchandise cannot be charged without a signed order from the president or general manager.
Fruit Growers' Association offers arsenate of lead for spraying in packages from 5 to 190 pounds. Order now to avoid regret when spraying time arrives.
A San Francisco map places the burned district at 453 blocks in area with 111 blocks south of Market street and 342 to the north. Estimated property loss runs about 60,000 dollars. Nut Coal offered by G. T. Wood at 3.50 a ton delivered, 3.00 at car.
The Rio Grande will run a special Sunday train to the Royal Gorge leaving at 11 o'clock for 80 cents to Parkdale and return. Other items note Miss Cora Shank's Illinois trip and local business updates including banks, the Star restaurant sale, and the Yankee Doodle Minstrels at Ellis' hall.
Ward's Minstrels appear for one night only at the Opera House on Friday May 4 showcasing top minstrel comedy and music with a new Pink Grotto opening scene. The act promises elaborate costumes rich music and dazzling electrical effects as a premier attraction guaranteed to please patrons.
H. W. Hadley advertises a monument business inviting patrons to choose memorials and related services at 225 Main Street. The note signals a local shop seeking customers.
Prof Roberts of Denver University will lecture at the First Presbyterian church this evening on The Land of Scott and Burns. The talk will be illustrated with stereoptical views and entertaining. Admission is fifty cents.
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