Probate notice and multiple court proceedings in Canon City
Colorado Fremont county court publishes probate notice for Lucinda Hayes will with May 22 hearing and heirs Dallas Hayes Mary L Hayes Esther M Hayes and Ruby B Hayes plus guardian ad litem A L Jeffrey. Also notices receivership foreclosure and various legal actions involving The Royal Gorge Coal and Fire Clay Co and other entities with claim deadlines and sale dates.
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State of
Colorado
Dallas H. Hayes
Mary L. Hayes
Esther M. Hayes
Ruby B. Hayes
A. L. Jeffrey
Fremont County
Lucinda Hayes
Hunter Palmer
Canon City
Harrison
Rockafellow
Macon
Fremont
Duncan H. Hayes
Ruby B
Sach Court
Said County
James L. Cooper
Albert A. Lee
Royal Gorge Coal and Fire Clay Co
Royal Gorge Coal & Fire Clay Company
District Court
Conny
Colo
Will H. Smith
Royal Gorge Coal Fire Clay Co
Menic
Advanced Frost Protection in Colorado Orchards
The Grand Valley leads Colorado fruit districts in frost protection with modern smudge pot heating, while Pueblo lags in adopting scientific methods. The Pueblo Star-Journal urges ranchers to use updated practices this season, noting the old smudge fire is unreliable and the Grand Valley has already shifted to efficient systems as of last October per the Grand Junction News.
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Grand Valley
Colorado
Canon City
Pueblo
Pueblo Star- Journal
New York Central Limited
Grand Junction News
Orchard heating may be needed for several weeks
Growers warn the critical period extends for nearly two weeks and a weather bureau notice suggests smudging may be required as late as May 15. Further checks show 90 percent of the crop in the sineage area affected, despite the fire pots' efficiency easing anxiety.
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Weather Bureau
Volunteers Rally to Fight Frost Ravages
In Canon City last night about seventy volunteers from town joined fruit growers and ranchers in a frost emergency. The Canon City Merchants Association supplied autos and conveyances to reach orchards while ranchers were to provide return transport. Lunches were provided in some areas, leaving hungry helpers in others at dawn.
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Canon City Merchants Association
Merchants Association Committee
New Jail Building Houses Nine Prisoners
Nine inmates are now confined in the nearly finished jail, moved from the old courthouse jail as construction proceeds. The new facility will hold eighty-one prisoners and cost about $35,000, with more expansions planned to complete the structure west of the Missouri river.
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Court House
Missouri River
Judgment Awarded in Commission Suit Against Beckwith
Richard Houle won a district court verdict against Elsie A Beckwith of Denver for a 2.5 percent commission on a 46500 sale to Wes Alountan ranch owner Elton Beckwith. The jury awarded about 1150 plus accrued interest, totaling roughly 1400 dollars. The Beckwith ranch sale occurred two years prior.
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Richard Houle
Elsie A. Beckwith
Denver
Messrs Baker & Biges
Elton T. Beckwith
Wes Alountain
Beckwith
Baker & Biggs
Best Equipped Cleaners Offer Steam and Dry Cleaning
In a city establishment, skilled employees create distinctive styling in every piece. The shop guarantees correct fittings and finishes with both steam and dry cleaning options for ladies and gentlemen. Call for pickup and delivery.
Wear White Carnations for Mothers Day Observance
The Grand Army of the Republic urges all on May 9 to wear white carnations to honor mothers of soldiers and to mark Mothers Day. The practice grows nationwide with church services and civic events planned. florists report ample stock and some churches may distribute carnations at morning services.
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Grand Army of the Republic
United States
William McKinley
Cripple Creek
Small Fire at Chas. E. Rowcliffe's Tailor Shop
The fire department responded just before noon to an alarm from Chas. E. Rowcliffe's tailoring shop at 430 Main street. Exploding gasoline in the cleaning area caused the blaze which was put out before arrival, with minor damage though several suits were destroyed. The incident ends with an unfortunate feature to be noted.
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Clas
BE. Rowcliffe
Main Street
Florence Elks Honor Grand Exalted Ruler Visit
Florence May 1. The presence of Grand Exalted Ruler E. R. Holland is welcomed as a high honor for the Florence lodge. About 200 Elks and guests filled Union hall for a session and banquet, with delegations from Colorado Springs Pueblo and nearby towns. The event featured music, decorations, and a lively reception for out of town visitors.
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Florence
the Elks
E. R. Holland
Pueblo
Cripple Creek
Canon City
Salida
Holland
Union Hall
Elks
Canon City People Visit Westcliffe
Miss Edith Wadleigh went to Canon Thursday to spend a few days. Richard Houle of Canon City paid Westcliffe a visit the first of the week. Miss Leta Lowe returned to studies at Dodd's Commercial College in Canon City. E. H. Stinemeyer county attorney came up from Canon City on legal business Wednesday. Ed brought a fine Havana for the health of his recently arrived son at his home.
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Edith Wadleigh
Canon
Richard Houle
Canon City
Westcliffe
Leta Lowe
Dodd's Commercial College
E. H. Stinemeyer
Westcliffe Tribune
Praise for Newspapers Across the Nation
Reverend William B. Norton lauds newspapers for promoting honesty, clean living, and well governed cities while criticizing irreverence. He praises papers as leading charitable givers to causes like the Fresh Air Fund and disaster relief efforts in San Francisco, Santiago, and Mesina.
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William B. Norton
Evanston
Chicago Journal
Fresh Air Fund
San Francisco
Santiago
Messina
Dr. Norton
Bureau of Relief
Diffusers of general intelligence praised in Norton view
Dr Norton lauds newspapers as carriers of global thought for readers to survey distant events. He says diligent readers gain a vantage beyond their town or personal knowledge and suggests churches could imitate modern newspaper conduct.
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Norton
Webster's International Dictionary Promoted as Language Authority
The piece urges every home to own a dictionary and lauds Webster's International Dictionary as the foremost authority on meaning and pronunciation. It emphasizes its value in schools, courts, offices, libraries, and homes nationwide as a comprehensive storehouse of knowledge.
McBride matriarch dies. burial planned in Goodland Kansas
Mrs. Mary Ellen McBride mother of Mrs. A D Neil died at 415 Pike Avenue from paralysis aged sixty six. Funeral held at Wilson's undertaking parlors with Rev H M Jamieson officiating. Remains were taken to Goodland Kansas for interment. The Globe publishes editor Edward Bok about hosting guests and fried chicken necks in a quiz style answer.
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Mary Ellen McBride
A. D. Neil
Pike Avenue
Wilson’s
H. M. Jamieson
United Presbyterian Church
Edward Bok
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Globe
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Joseph Esser
Wm. B. Sullivan
Home Co-Operative Couny
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Tate
Missouri
State of Missouri
Ss County of
William B. Sullivan
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William L. Watkins
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St. Louis County
Trust Company
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Carondelet
Clayton
J.C. Kiskaddon
Garden Park Irrigation Company
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Garden, Park Irrigation Company
James Turnbull
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
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W. H. Dozier
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