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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
7
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Readers hear calls for county fair planning and better sidewalks while noting rising property values and paint standards in Canon City. The column humorously papers over local crime and politics with reflections on Cleveland and Bryan as Democratic prospects, water quality on the hill, and disdain for the city’s sanded sidewalks.
The front page quote suggests no force will be needed to secure William Jennings Bryan's name for the next National convention. He is willing to have his name placed and will not resist.
Mrs. W. F. Curry hosted her Sunday-school class of about fourteen young ladies at the hot springs. They spent the day picnicking among rocks and trees, rambling the grounds and climbing hills, with a splendid noon spread and all reporting a good time.
Rose Edstrum remains a mystery to Fremont County officials as they seek her true name. A conference with County Judge Eldred, Chairman White, Deputy District Attorney Locke, Sheriff Simon, and Marshal McKenzie decided to detain the girl for several days to determine her origins. White argued Fremont County should not bear the expense of sending her to the Industrial School, and the group agreed she should be sent there rather than jailed until the district court convenes in November.
The O E entertained Mrs Helen Fisher of Aspen and guests from Florence and disabled person Creek plus nine Salida chapter members. Floral displays and altar trimmings impressed, a Canon City souvenir spoon given, readings performed, and a banquet closed the evening. E E Thomas fractured ribs in a recent fall in Ocean Park California.
The Canon City council discussed street repairs, ditch clearing, and land grading in Harding's addition with city teams offered at 1.25 per day. It also considered a 1.5 inch pipe line to the race track with a 10 percent cost guarantee, and reviewed water, sewer, and lighting improvements including bids for trenching water mains and adding fire plugs. A special election on debt refunding was ordered for June 9.
Two four room houses offered at £2 monthly and two five room houses at $10 monthly. Three additional five room houses with modern conveniences at $15 monthly. All within five blocks of the post office. Landlords will rent by year if wished and offer flexible repayment options including seven and eight per cent money to borrow.
The Denver Conservatory of Music will establish a Canon City branch in the Bur rage block above the Post office on Main St. Miss Florence Weed will supervise with Miss M Ellene Weed as assistant. Courses cover piano, voice, culture, harmony, theory and history with diploma or teacher certificate on completion. Public recitals and class study available, interviews by appointment at the studio.
The column jokes about cows producing milk measured in bushels per day. Hiram Jackson claims a fresh cow yields a bushel daily while E W Thomas recalls a Silver Cliff cow giving a bushel and a half. The writer notes a rancher who measures milk by the boh l as a humorous measure.
The block where Gibson Campbell and Sawyer live is among the citys best kept and most attractive. Mr Raynolds has the only unsold lot, adding a lawn that completes a beautiful grassy plot. County Clerk Kohlman is building a new home between the Gibson and Campbell houses, the only block in town entirely bordered by a cement sidewalk.
Old Tiger, a heavy collared dog known around H. N. Beecher's store for twelve years, died Thursday morning of heart failure. Beecher and Talbot buried him at Hog Back near Canon after a life of hunting aid and loyal companionship.
You express a wary, almost sardonic tone about selecting a wedding ring and the value of books, implying concern for genuine quality and personal meaning over impulse purchases. The text reads as a cryptic commentary on consumer choices and authenticity.
Notes urge fruit growers to spray trees regularly and manage irrigation carefully. Farmers compare eggs and hens to economic value, advise seed and tool ethics, and stress practical labor and planning for profit in Canon area agriculture.
The Crystal Lead and Mining Company will receive bids on June 1, 1908 for handling coal and ore. Address correspondence to The Crystal Lead Mining Co P O Box 151 Canon City Colorado 8t 20p.
Babberger Studio invites mothers to bring their babies for a complimentary photograph. The photographer offers one free picture to each child as a courtesy from the ERSOD.
Fragmentary item notes a large alfalfa land sale tied to the Nae family holdings. Partial references mention hotels and cattle, with implied property and assets in a west area.
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