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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
1
An Eastern visitor asks why Fremont County does not stage an annual fair in Canon City to showcase its rich agricultural and horticultural potential. The piece argues such an exposition would attract investment and public interest, noting Canon City’s abundant material and facilities for a successful event.
The article argues Canon City should host a county agricultural fair in autumn to showcase Fremont County fruit, grain, and horticultural excellence. It cites local fertility, expert growers, and the Canon City Racing Association grounds as a potential site, noting social and economic benefits for the region.
The Canon City Record issued a forty page ladies edition under Christ Episcopal Church auxiliary leadership. Reviews from Lamar to Grand Junction praise the women builders, its illustrations, advertising support, and the edition as a credit to Canon City, Fremont County. The issue covers city history, churches, homes, industries and growth with broad newspaper support.
County Superintendent Colgate reports a historic rise in educational taxation across Fremont. Levy per district ranges from two to fifteen million dollars in taxable property, expected to raise substantial funds for improved schools. District No 100 Texas Creek to build three new houses and South Canon to add a $15000 high school, reflecting growing demand for better facilities and teaching.
Lincoln Park residents cite the Ninth street bridge removal for longer trips to Canon City. John Dalziel returns from a ten day visit to Denver. August Handt predicts a large fruit crop in Southern Colorado after frost thins bloom. Local gardens and alfalfa fields flourish as new homes on Ninth Street gain prominence and offer scenic views.
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