Local Notices and Visits in Thorp, Paola and Canon City
Community notices list real estate notary Danie B. Rowland at 523 Main, and visits by Mrs. W. F. Bailey of Cincinnati mother of Lovell Bailey, with illness in Galva prompting travel. Others include Mrs. Maddox called to Kansas for illness, Burnice Craig returning from Fort Collins to vote, and Mrs. Mary May plus Mrs. John Brown of Canon City visiting Mrs. Burke. Frank Bunten welcomed a baby daughter with public automobile rides. Frank Maddox of Los Angeles stopped in with H. S. Maddox en route to Paola. James of Los Angeles visiting Mrs. M. S. Bailey in Fifteenth Street, then continuing east.
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Thorpédas
W. F. Bailey
Cincinnati
Lovell
Bailey
Greenwood Avenue
Maddox
Galva
Kansas
Burnice Craig
Great Western Sugar Company
Fort Collins
Mary May
John Brown
Canon City
E. D. Burke
Brown
Burke
May
Red Cross Hospital
Salida Mail
Frank L. Bunten
James
Los Angeles
Calif
M. 8
Fifteenth Street
Pacific Coast
New York
A. J. McGowan
Orchard Ave
Miesee McGowan
Col. J. Q. MacDonald
Helen
Z. D. Earnhardt
J. V. Horney
Chicago
Victor and
Cripple Creek
Star Freye
Ovsborn
Indiana
Illinios
Robert Bunten
Nellie Whitlock
H. L. Whitlock
River Street
Williiams-Smith-Rice Company
Florence and Cripple Creek
Daily Record
The
J. B. Hunley
First Christian Church
Neosha
Missouri
Virginia
Christian Church
Local residents head home and travel for votes
Miss Eva Kirkton of Hillside teaches this year and will be home for the sections next Tuesday. Mont Preston and Jake Preston of South Canon, students at the state university at Boulder, came from Thursday night to vote on the here next Tuesday. Miss Lavina G Andrews of 601 Herman Avenue Lincoln Park returned home Thursday night after a visit to California where she has been several months.
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Eva Kirkton
Hillside
Mont Preston
Jake Preston
S Outh Canon
Tate University
Boulder
Lavina G. Andrews
Herman Avenue
Lincoln Park
California
Visitor party stays with Andrews at 601 Sherman Ave
A visitor arrived Thursday for a brief stay and is hosted by Mr and Mrs H. J. Andrews at 601 Sherman Avenue. Mrs Eagle, and her daughter and sister, have been guests since the start of the week.
Saturday News Notes Include Local Election Plans
Saturday items report Miss Phoebe Paxton returning from Denver to vote next Tuesday, plus her recent Boulder visit and business college course. Mr and Mrs William Curtis come home to Cooper avenue with son in law Joseph Proctor and wife, likely resuming Canon City residence. Park Commissioner C F Skinner returns from Cleveland after asthma illness. Mrs W C Alexander hosts dinner for Mrs John Brown of Canon City.
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Phoebe Paxton
Denver
Miss Paxton
Boulder
William Curtis
Cooper Avenue
Ottumwa
Joseph Proctor
Proctor
Wicken and Rogers plan wholesale produce business in Canon City
J. T. Wicken and C. J. Rogers, future Canon City residents with roots in Kansas and New Mexico wholesale trade, move to Canon City with plans to establish a large capital backed produce business, potentially attracting new families to relocate. They set up home at Eighth and River streets while local social life continues with Yeoman lodge events and visitors like Miss Nellie Steirs and Miss May Snow returning from Fort Collins.
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J. T. Wicken
C. J. Rogers
Raton
New Mexico
Canon City
Kansas
Yeoman Lodge
Jule Chenoweth
Maryville
Distinguished Tailoring House Offers Finest Cut and Service
Our long established bow of tailoring provides distinctive style not seen elsewhere in town. Choose from choicest fabrics and careful workmanship with guaranteed satisfaction. Bring clothes for cleaning, pressing, and best work, with promise of future alterations. Ladies specialty garments also available.
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Dreeser
Goa
Garrisew
Chinese Riots Suppressed by Soldiers Across Cities
Reports say rioting sparked by boycotts against Japanese goods was suppressed by soldiers in Hong Kong with one Chinese responder shot. Students led the disturbances, which spread to Singapore where traitors faced violent punishment. Canton also saw threats and hired rioters. Dr Shoop cough remedy promotion appears in nearby text.
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Hong Kong
Singapore
Japan
League
Canton
Building Great Electrical Line Promised by Company
Mrs. W. D. Ross reports her husband at Minnequa hospital Pueblo improving slowly after a week at the bedside. It is unclear if a surgical operation will be needed. Mrs. Ross returned to Pueblo Monday evening on a brief business errand.
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W. D. Ross
Minnequa Hospital
Pueblo
Ross
Pink Pain Tablets ad and a city fire report
An afternoon gathering at Mrs. J W Rogers 412 Greenwood Ave continued a study titled The Call of the Nations with spots open for a few more attendees. Also notes a fire at Eleventh and Water streets previously used by Zang Brewing with roof burned, unknown origin suspected tramp activity.
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J. W. Rogers
Greenwood Avenue
Shoop
Rambo
Simon
Eleventh and
Water Streets
Zang Brewing Company
Golden
Colorado
Deafness Cure Claim Promotes Catarrh Remedy
A local advertisement asserts deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims constitution remedies are the only cure and urges sending for free circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Wostle of Discontent Is Poorly Shown In Reports
Election dispatches from Denver and surrounding areas detail Taft and Bryan performance across states. Taft leads in Illinois and Indiana margins while Bryan gains in Colorado and Nebraska. results vary by county, with shifts noted as returns arrive. A Colorado report cites polling shifts, with Shafroth and Bryan predicted to carry the state by about 5,000, and final tallies still unsettled in several regions.
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Denver
Taft
Hughes
New York
Bryan
Nebraska
Ohio
Judson Harmon
House of Representatives
Senate
Oklahoma
Illinois
Deneen
Missouri
Hadley
Maryland
West Virginia
Indianapolis
Indiana
Thomas R. Marshall
McDonald
Shafroth
Boulder
Daily Record
Logan County
la Plata
San Juan
Montezuma
Couty
Meckler County
Hinsdale
City adopts eighteen mill tax levy ordinance
At the regular council meeting the city adopted an eighteen mill tax levy for the new fiscal year, with a projected end year surplus of 3000 to 3500 dollars. The decision aimed to cover all ordinary expenses and contingencies, while noting potential reductions in water-water and earlier incentives. The measure follows debate and two votes against the proposal.
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Council
Fruitlands Ditch Company
Raynold’s Heights
Hardings
Bi-Metallic Smelter Company of
New York
Colorado College Opens Modern Dormitory for 90 Students
Colorado College dedicated last Friday a new residence hall costing 8,000 dollars. It is the fifth dormitory built for students, with 90 sleeping rooms, a dining room for 200, and social reception rooms. The entering class this year numbers 197, and demand remains high. The building ranks high in regional equipment and architecture.
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Colorado College
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Judes
Ragoedale
Danie B. Rowland
Main Street
W. C. Alexander
Salida
Rambo & Simona
Elliey Rawe Ce
Dr. Price
Wm. J. Bryan
Eugene V. Debs
E. W. Chafin
Abraham Lincoln
Debs
Chafin
Lincoln Park Crooked Ditch Company
Lincoln Park School House
Board of Derictors
D. W. Ross
Pres
J. P. Farmer
Secv
BOTS
C. A. Ture
Capes
Pocket Savings Bank
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