Mercerized cotton fraud warning and local shop notices
A local paper notes the danger of mercerized cotton fabrics misrepresenting value, praising Hart Schaffner & Marx labels as security. It also lists routine society items, store ads, and upcoming arrivals at Marr’s, Bethel Co., and local travels among residents and businesspeople.
Missives From Canon City and Surroundings
Local notices report moves to Victor and Laurel Nebraska, mining business in Ohio City, and health updates from Boulder. Public mentions include On Time flour endorsements, spring blizzards, new railway plans, civic events, and social gatherings in Canon City and nearby towns.
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Bethel Co. Geo. RK
Cassedy
Cripple Creek
Mary Zener
St. Louis
Pitt A. Wade
H. E. Smith
Hot Springs
Vera Elliott
Big Ditch
Haxgo
Bethel Co
E. G. Disney
Disney
E. A. Bradbury Notary Public
South Fifth Street
Augusta Smith
Fansie Cramer
Canon City
Boulder
B.johnson
Ossie Avenue
South Canon
James M. Endicott
Alice
J. D. Endicott
Lincoln Park
Gilroy
California
D. N. Cooper
Rosenberg Jewelry
J.J. Morrison
Empire Zinc Co
Franklin Furnace
New Jersey
J. R. Vater
Orchard Park
Laurel
Nebraska
Yellowstons Park
Canon Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
F. Pressey
C.C. Rittenhouse
Twelfth Street
Greenwood Avenue
Frank D. Heath
Great Western Railway Company
Chicago
F. M. Hicks & Co
Cleghorn
Penitentiary
Denver
Chapson
Bohannan Creek
Tar Rosenberg
Rosenberg
J. C. Carter
General Western
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Messrs
E. P. Walker
R. L.nate
Pasble
Grant Dickinson
Union Central
Colorado
Remains of Three Bodies Recovered After Cement Disaster
The floor under the bin collapsed under thousands of tons of cement and steel, leaving three men dead. It took forty eight hours to recover the last body. Bayless’ remains were sent to Pueblo for interment, Miller’s to his Illinois home, and Leonard was buried in Florence.
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Bayless
Pueblo
Miller
Illinois
Leonard
Florence
Tae Found and Lost Items in Recorp Want Column
A compact look at items listed in the Recorp want column noting what Tae found and what remains missing. The column highlights the search for desired goods and the ongoing exchanges within the community.
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Tae
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Gre- la Coe Drug Store
Th Strathmore
Riede’s Bakery
Emma Riede
Main
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
The
Geo. H Salie
New Mexico
Fruit Growers Association
Marr's
R. A. N. Wilson
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
A. W. Henderson
J.C. Othus
Kentucky
F. R. Rockewell
D.& RG. Railroad Company
W. B. Deems
Salida
Caberly
Davis City
Iowa
J. Pottorff
Rodd Avenue
Charles Ridpath
Marr
Danl DeWeese
J. W. Milcom
Boye
Bethel Go
A. F. Baily
Patton
Hetter
C.C. Patton
Smith
A. H. Copley
Kerrin
S. B. Gaines
Morse
Flory Gaines
Harold Morse
Barry Illinois
L. H. Bancroft
Main Street
Mahala Mitchell
Colorado Sanitarium
Olive Eddy
Victor
Michigan
New York
E. F. Jewett
Ed Chetela
Creede
Chetela
Silver Cliff Rossier
Colorado Women’s Club
M. M. McFerrin
Fort Worth
Texas
Rev
Thomas
Presbyterian Church
Royal Gorge
Babberger
Lee
Allen
McDonald
A. H. White
Wood
McCoy
Voight
Nutting
Prof
Thompson
Temple Canon
Canon
Elks
Wellsville
Rio Grande
H. 8
Maddox
Butette
St. Cloud Hotel
Ossoring and Champion
Smith Met. Co
Fremont County Fair Association
W. B. Felton
W. D. Ross
W. E. Malloy
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Great Western Coal Company
C. M. Ward
Bert Ellis
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Pike Avenue
Amundson
E. E. Beltz
William A. Brewer
Sherman Avenue
South 9Th Street
Shacep
Tabernacle
L. P. Boyle
L. D. Eichhorn
Ganon
South Dakota
Chautauqua Assembly
Lincoln
Vincennes
Kokomo
Indiana
Bluffton
Hoosier State
Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Company
Court House
Davis & McCumber
Fremont
J. H. Harrison
CO. R. McLain
A. H. McLain
Silver Cliff
Oak Creek Canon
Copper Gulc
DeWeese-Dye
C. P. Gillett
State Agricultural College At
Fort Collins
Mesa
Palisade
Paonia Valley
Portland
Reuben Bayless
Grover Miller
George Leonard
Whitmore’s
C. H. Whitmore
Main St
C. A. Beghtol
Company
New York Tribune Farmer
Linxkins & Son
Linkins & Son