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Newspaper

Canon City Record

Location

Canon City, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1907

Page

7

Good Old Times Compared to Modern Prosperity

A Can on City page contrasts past and present wages and living costs from the 14th to 19th centuries. It notes cheap rents and goods in medieval England, then trains a 19th century American view of labor, market scarcity, and progress, ending with a note on renewed industry plans by the Co. F. & I. company to manufacture steel furniture.

England London Edward VI West Edinburg Co. F. & I. Company

Report on Fremont County National Bank Canon City 1907

Financial statement shows resources totaling 1 123 754 88 with loans 443 557 93 and deposits 638 779 67. Cash items, U S bonds, and circulation reserves sit alongside liabilities including capital stock and undivided profits in a formal bank report sworn by cashier Geo F Rockafellow before notary Chas E Waldo on May 27 1907.

Fremont County National Bank Canon City Colorado U. S U.S State of Fremont George F. Rockafellow Geo. F. Rockafellow Chas E. Waldo Geo. A. Baker Raynolds Lewis

Pueblo Furniture Exposition Promises Warp Free Designs

A Pueblo showcase touts pressed steel furniture that resists warping shrinking and contracting and can imitate various furniture styles. An excursion of 150 left for Canon City for a day trip with an extra coach added to the F C C railroad to handle tourists returning Cripple Creek Times reports Cripple Creek clerk Cr Shelton and Mrs. J H Harel are believed to have eloped with a $100 reward offered for information. Shelton wed four months ago to Lelia Stott of Alamosa and leaves her destitute and pregnant.

Canon City Canon Cripple Creek Cr. C. Shelton Salida Alamosa J. H. Harel Rio Grande

Canon City to Meet Salida in Local Baseball Clash

Canon City faces Salida in an afternoon baseball game on the local diamond near the natatorium. The Canon City team is described as the strongest in years and Salida as among the state's strongest amateur outfits. A Diamond Fire Brick Co stockholders meeting in Canon City June 29 will consider amending the Articles to increase directors to five.

Canon City Salida Natatorium Diamond Fire Brick Company Fremont County Colorado Main Street G. W. Hodgin E. F. Jewett

Own a Home in Canon City With Easy Payments

A Canon City realty firm promotes buying homes instead of paying rent. It lists five available properties including a 5 room brick and a 7 room brick, all offered with easy payments. The Canon Investment & Realty Co. led by S. H. Atwater at 720 Main St invites inquiries for homes and land investments.

Canon City Canon Investment & Realty Co S. H. Atwater Main St

Directory of local stenographers and bookkeepers across Colorado

A compiled roster lists numerous individuals by name and employer, detailing roles as stenographers, bookkeepers, clerks, and related office staff in Lamar, Canon City, Rocky Ford, Manzanola, Las Animas, Las Animas, Pueblo, Walsenburg, and other Colorado towns. Entries name firms such as Lamar Lumber Co, First National Bank, Bank of Commerce, Arkansas Valley Fair Association, and Morrey Mercantile, among others, with several ties to Georgia, New York, and California firms.

Chas. W. Whipple Bellingham Wash Miss Pearl Lay Lamar Lumber Co Lamar Colo Ray Flint First National Bank Jason A. Cook Oe Bank of Commerce Kansas Miss Bertha Hopkins Amity Land Office Amity Frank Patterney Conquest Trust Co Joplin Nola Pearson Otero County la Junta Jessie Tompson George Dick Real Estate and Insurance Co Walsenburg Hattie Lucas Gibson Lumber Co Canon City May Terry Morrey Mercantile Co Denver Carl Hamilton McMurtrg Manufacturing Co Phoeby Paxton Taylor & Sayre Jennie Jenkins Rowland Real Estate Maude Waters G. M. Hall Arkansas Valley Fair Association Rocky Ford Celia Zdzards General Electric Co Schenectady N. Y Ray Turner Twidale Shoe Co Hastings Neb Claude M. Benton State Bank Maude Wasson Johnston & Johnston Fannie A. Wallace John Pearson Lina Hasty T. J. Gardner Lumber Co Las Animas John Chalmers Armor Packing Co Pueblo Mary Thomas Bartow Canning Factory Manzanola Fannie Snowden Rocky Ford Trading Co Grace Schultz Anna O'Donnell A. E. Bent Mayme Sheers Callahan Mercantile Co Callahan Carl B. Thorne Julia Caldwell Electric Light & Power Plant Catona Florida Arthur Carson Herbert C. Thompson Daisy Konkel W. J. Johnson Mercantile Co Ida Lawton Saben & Bell Fred Treadway American Beet Sugar Factory Madge Jacobs Verna Leazure Towler & Stockton Clothing Co Lane Duff Frey & Collins Miss Lela Dowling Judge Cooper Clifton Elliott Granada Clara Webster Te Los Angeles Real Estate Co Angeles Cal Bessie Hofflicker James Turnbull Green Hill Orchard Myra Cheek Monterey Madge Creigh Attorney Hillyer Ethel Huxley Stenographer Merchants’ Association Edna McClure Great Western Coal Co Lora Hadley

Colorado Boy Wins The First Prize In Injured Contest

Willie Waters colored and the son of R. J. Verner won top prizes in a first aid to the injured contest at the Sunday school convention of the Second Congregational church in Colorado Springs. They will compete in the state contest in Canon City next month. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ducumen and family left for Oblong Illinois after health concerns for Mrs. Ducumen.

Colorado Springs Willie Waters R. J. Verner Second Congregational Church Canon City Will Ducumen Oblong Illinois

Accidentally Killed at Portland Obituary

Ernest Elrod son of L B Elrod of Park Avenue Lincoln Park was crushed to death under a locomotive while employed by the Northern Pacific Railroad in Portland Oregon a day or two ago. Remains expected tomorrow funeral at A E Wilson's undertaking parlors at 2 o'clock Sunday Rev B E Hart of First Baptist church officiating Local railway firemen to attend the obsequies Interment at Lakeside cemetery.

Ernest Elrod L. BE. Elrod Park Avenue Lincoln Park Northern Pacific Railroad Company Portland Oregon A. E. Wilson B. E. Hart First Baptist Church Lakeside ,Cemetery

Burro Shipped East By Express To Plainville

A 250 pound burro was shipped to Dr. J. H. Ayleshire at Plainville Illinois by Capt C T Chapman of the fire department on Monday afternoon. The animal’s original cost was five dollars, and its value was expected to rise to five times that amount upon arrival.

J. H. Ayleshire Plainville, Ill C. T. Chapman Fire Department

Wells Fargo Moves Mountain Canaries to Kansas and Illinois

The Wells Fargo company charged $20 for transporting a man to Illinois and delivered a shipment to C. G. Spaugh in Great Bend Kansas for $14 express charges plus $2.50 for an animal. Both shipments relate to the Mountain Canaries and reflect the firm’s substantial business in such transport.

Illinois C. G. Spaugh Great Bend Kansas Wells Fargo Company

Funeral of James Walker Held This Afternoon

The funeral for James Walker 66 a native of Scotland who died at his home 1019 Prescott Avenue South Canon was conducted from the house at 2 o’clock this afternoon by the Adventist church pastor. He came here about a year ago from Silver Cliff where he worked as a blacksmith. He is survived by a wife and three sons with one son in Denver and another in Colorado Springs.

James Walker Prescott Avenue South Canon Adventist Church Scotland Silver Cliff Denver Colorado Springs

Obsequies Held for Nevada Resident Funeral

The obituary notes all sons attended the funeral to honor the deceased. The J. H. Hunt Undertaking company oversaw the service. Burial took place at Lakeside cemetery.

Nevada J. H. Hunt Undertaking Company Lakeside Cemetery

Will Go Back to the Old Home at Muncie

Coroner Whitmore traveled to Florence to investigate the sudden death of W E Priest. The physician attributed the death to apoplexy and no inquest was needed. Priest belonged to Masonic lodge Odd Fellows Pathfinders and Electrical Workers in Muncie Indiana. The body will return to Muncie for burial with wife family and Priest’s parents.

Whitmore Florence W. E. Priest Muncie Ind Indiana

Also Mentioned on This Page

Canon City, Colorado C. M. MacNeill J. Q. MacDonald C. S. Hudson Spencer Penrose Co C. Hamlin Oliver H. Shoup The Canon City Record Quy U. Hardy, Proprigion Fremont County National Bank Capital Sue Fremont County Bank Joshua S. Reynolds George A. Beker Robert S. Lewis M. S. Reynolds G. F. Rockafellow G. A. Reynolds Stockholders’ Meeting ACE New York Dodd’s Commercial Colorado Boy Obe C. A. Beghtol & Co
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