Felter’s World Trip Praised as Delightful All Around
Canon City resident L. W. Felter returns from a world voyage lauding health and discovery. He traveled westward from Seattle, studied Pacific-bordering regions, and found China, India and Japan especially compelling. He suffered brief illness in Japan and Colombo but recovered, noting Japanese doctors as highly skilled. He avoided beaten paths, observed Buddhist sculpture, and described Europe in brief stops before sailing from Cherbourg to New York without England call.
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L. W. Felter
Canon City
Mr. Felter
Europe
Asia
Africa
United States
Seattle
New York
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Felter
Japan
England
Germany
Colombo
Ceylon
China
Manchuria
Pekin
Canton
India
India Was Also A Land of Concern To Mr. Felter
Turkey
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Budapest
Vienna
Munich
Berlin
Paris
Cherborg
Real Estate Notice for San Juan County Offerings
Information concerning San Juan County New Mexico and prices and descriptions of desirable properties is available from Walter B. Coston Real Estate Farmington San Juan County New Mexico.
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San Juan County
New Mexico
United States
Walter B. Coston
Farmington
Man injured getting off freight train in Royal Gorge
Contractor J R Gordon of the waterworks system suffered a severe knee bruise in a Royal Gorge fall Tuesday while boarding a Denver Rio Grande freight train. He was brought to Pueblo for treatment after a locomotive assisted him. no bones were broken but recovery may be lengthy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is credited by his grandmother for earlier burns and injuries.
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J. R. Gordon
Pueblo
Royal Gorge
Gordon
the Gorge
Denver & Rio Grande
Gorge Station
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths Promote Swamp-Root Cure
An advertisement touts kidney disease as a major killer and promotes Swamp-Root from Dr Kilmer with claims of quick benefits and health restoration. It promises samples and a free booklet by mail from Binghamton New York and warns buyers to insist on Swamp-Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Denver Inspector Walter Miles Visits Canon
Walter J. Miles, state inspector of meat and slaughter plants from Denver, visits Canon. He oversees slaughterhouses and meat sales statewide, reports closing many plants over seventeen months, and praises Colorado meat inspection laws as highly effective and beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Miles
Canon
Denver
Miles
Capitol Building
Colorado
Board of Education Reorganized for New Year
A special meeting at the Burrage block elected John W. Emmerson as president and Mrs. A. H. Burgess as secretary. G. R. Tanner’s treasurer resignation was accepted. next meeting to choose a successor. Prof. F. J. Stutz named commandant of the cadet corps.
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Board of Education
F. N. Carrier
Burrage Block
John W. Emmerson
A. H. Burgess
G. R. Tanner
F. J. Stutz
Dwight S. Jeffers
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female ailments
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe tonic to strengthen regulate and invigorate the female system especially pelvic organs. It warns against miracle cures and notes the bottle lists no alcohol or habit forming drugs and offers free consultation with private correspondence and a medical adviser pamphlet from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierca
Butfalo
N.Y
Resignations Trim City School Faculty As Vacancies Stay Open
The high school faculty sees resignations for postgraduate study at Johns Hopkins and for a teaching post by Miss Anna Proctor. Vacancies were not filled today. Miss Emma R. Whiton of Pueblo will chair history, replacing retiring Miss M. Belle Minor. Robert J. Harry named Park Center school teacher. Janitors retained. Embargo on non vaccinated students lifted this week. Board to reconvene Thursday to address city schools matters.
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John Hopkin’s University
Baltimore
Maryland
Anna Proctor
Emma R. Whiton
Pueblo
M. Belle Minor
Hannibal
Missouri
Robert J. Harry
Park Center
J. E. Smith
William Lundstredt
Washington
C. G. Anderson
Lincoln
M. Essnow Defends Use of Smudge Pots for Orchards
M Essnow reports heat-treated Ben Davis and Gano blocks yielding about 75 percent live bloom under 26 to 30 degree nights. He compares to an adjacent non heated orchard with far fewer live buds, and argues heating may be here to stay while noting mixed public reports and calling for more shared data.
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Ben Davis
Gano
Canon City
Lincoln Park
Snow
Frontier Sketches of the Nevada Central Pacific Ride
A Field and Farm piece recalls Indian presence on trains across Nevada on the Central Pacific line. Chief Johnson Sides, the United States Peacemaker, protected tracks and helped recover missing engine parts during a strike. His tales of friendship with white allies and a life of free passes are recounted with nostalgia.
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Johnson Sides
United States
Winnemucca
Pape's Diapepsia Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Advertisement-like text touts Pape's Diapepsin as a cure for indigestion and fermentation. It describes symptoms from sour stomach to nervousness and claims almost instant relief after taking a 22-grain Triangule tablet. It urges readers to visit a pharmacist for a 50-cent case.
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Pape
Booker Valentine Pleads Not Guilty in Williamsburg Murder
Booker Valentine a colored man admitted killing his mistress by crushing her skull with a baseball bat last Thursday night in Williamsburg. He claims self defense saying she had a razor. witnesses deny a weapon and premeditation. District attorney files information. case set for Fremont county district court this week.
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Booker Valentine
Williamsburg
Squire Logan
Valentine
Freemont County District Court
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Canon City, Colo
C.herman Graves
North Birth Street
Ito
To & Pom
Maria Taylor
Nebo
Bucklen
Hunter Palmer's
The
Colorado Electric Light & Power Company
Richard Houle Dur
M. Essnow
Nevada
Central Pacific
Sage Brush Flats
Johnson
Huntington
California
Sonoma
San Francisco
Chief Huntington
Lowell
Mere
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