Roosevelt visits Canon City on Colorado hogback tour
President Roosevelt and party arrived in Canon City at 12:20 pm after a hunting trip, greeted by about 4500 people at the D and R G station. He spoke briefly to a rapt crowd, praising Colorado as a playground and Switzerland of America, while noting the state’s resources.
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Colorado Springs
Revival boosts Canon City church membership after tabernacle meetings
Sunday brings record crowds to every evangelical church in Canon City as Rev. W. A. Sunday’s revival yields 198 converts in morning services with 82 baptisms. First Presbyterian tops 800 members while First M. E. Church adds over 200. many more choose that denomination, pushing total near 900 after all admissions. Dr. W. C. Kirkwood notes unprecedented rate of church growth across the community.
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W.C. Kirkwood
Colorado Springs
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High School Oratorical Contest at First Presbyterian
The High School Oratorical Contest at the First Presbyterian church drew a large audience as four girls and three boys from North and South Canon high schools competed for cash prizes funded by Guy A. Haruz. Judge M. S. Bailey presided, praising the contest’s educational value and announcing future expansion to include all county high school students. George Haddon won first prize and Ona Pittenger second amid cheers. judges George W. Wilkes and C. H. Bissell filled in for absent officials.
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First Presbyterian Church
Canon
Tax Recoup
M. S. Bailey
Bailey
Guy A. Haruz
Anid
Ganon
Edgar Kesner
Salida
J. F Keating
Central High School
Pueblo
H. M. Barrett
Geo. W. Wilkes
C. H. Bissell
Florence
J. B. Cook
Souvenir Records All Sold Out at Tabernacle Event
The Rercorp regrets that Tabernacle Souvenir Becorps are sold out with extra copies printed but none left by Tuesday evening. The paper was very popular and organizers invite locals to submit items of local interest for future editions. Oakap phone Osnee 111.
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Arkansas Valley Editorial Association Holds Rainbound Meeting
The sixth annual Arkansas Valley Editorial Association gathering at Elks hall Canon City faced heavy rain and mud deterring many members. Despite low attendance, the day featured a long program, debates over secretary treasurer duties, and discussions on rail advertising. Officers for 1906 were elected. Salida to host next meeting. Canon City banquet followed with remarks from ex governor Peabody and other editors.
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Denver
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Salida
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Trinidad
Carl Anderson
Fort Collins
Philip Doyle
Silver Cliff
W.C. Hunt
Walsenburg
A. D. Bishop
Rocky Mountain News
Walter L. Wilder
Pueblo Chieftain
Pueblo
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Gust. E. Krenzke
Star-Journal
A. M. Darney
D. W. Barkeley
Rocky Ford
Frank Moore
E. E. Watts
C. H. Bissell
Florence
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J. W. Work
T. J. Schall
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St. Cloud
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Morton S. Bailey
District Court
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Peabody
A.D. Bishop
Denver News
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