Four Mile Nots Update From Four Mile Area
Corbin Robison and Richard Tre mayne of the U C and Norval Robison of D C are home on a visit till after the election. Miss Nellie Hurd arrives from Salida to visit her parents. Roy Bernhart moves to the San Luis valley. Mennel family welcomes a grandchild. East Four Mile school enrolls seventeen pupils under Miss Sherwood. Mrs. Lillie and daughter from Garden Park visited Four Mile friends. Mrs. Johnson from Cripple Creek visited Robinson's. Cora Roach, sister in law of Jim Wilson, plans to join Fred Twitchell in South Dakota. Neighbors send best wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Mile
Lillie
Garden Park
Johnson
Cripple Creek
Robinson’s
Cora Roach
Jim Wilson
Fred Twitchell
South Dakota
East Canon Notes Hails Health Return for Cherry Street Patient
Jack Allen of Cherry street, after a successful appendectomy in Colorado Springs, returns home rejoicing in his improved health. Augustus Pease of Orchard avenue, four ahead on a business trip. N B Wolford of Cottonwood avenue heads to Colorado Springs on business. Ed Marmon returns to Orchard avenue after three weeks in Dr Graves hospital. Mrs Harris of Phelps avenue moves to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Allen
Cherry Street
Colorado
Augustus Pease
Orchard Avenue
N. B. Wolford
Cottonwood Avenue
Colorado Springs
Ed Marmon
Orchard Farmer Wins First Premium for Colorado Oranges
J. K. Hawkins of Orchard Avenue reported a banner year with his Colorado oranges, taking first premium honors. The event highlighted quality fruit and sparked local pride in the orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Hawkins
Orchard Avenue
Colorado
Awards Recap From State Fair and Inter-State Fair
Mr Hawkins earned second premium on Roman Beaties at the Inter State Fair in Denver and also took second premium at the Pueblo State Fair. He previously earned commendations for exhibits at both fairs, highlighting consistent performance in regional agricultural contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Denver
Hawkins
Y M C A Lecture Course Recitals Stir Audiences Across Canon City
The Y M C A lecture series featured the Colonial Saxophone Quartet and Miss Lynn praised for captivating audiences. Rachel Steinman’s concert earned high marks, with a standout violin performance by Miss Steinman. Col G A Gearhart’s “The Footprints of the Centuries” drew immense praise, described as the era’s greatest rhetoric and history lecture. Ticket sales hit 3500 at one dollar, marking a historic turnout in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Steinman
Pony
Miss Steinman
Tribune
Cole
Y. M. C. A. Starcourse
Canon City
W. J. Bryan
Thos. McClary
McClary
S. M
Beecher
Elmer E. Helms
D. D
Linwood Avenue
M. E. Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Last Number On Y M G A Star Nurse Canon City
The season close for the Y M G A Star nurse from Canon City marks a final performance with team members noting a strong finish. Officials cite improved play and dedication across games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
The Man and His Job by Herbert J Hapgood
A meditation on cigarette use urging men to curb excess and show courtesy. The piece argues vice lies in abuse, not the habit itself, and stresses manners, respect for others, and employer objections as reasons to quit or limit smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Hapgood
Lock Alleged High Gra dees in Mine for Seventeen Hours
Cripple Creek Colorado November 8. Deputy District Attorney C A Gillette filed informations charging C N Tollifson A J Barton and one John Doe with forcible entry of the Husted shaft on the Gold Dollar Consolidated estate Beacon Hill and larceny of ore. Tollifson is jailed and warrants issued for the other two, one named John Doe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
C. A. Gillette
C. N. Tollifson
A. J. Barton
John Doe
Beacon Hill
Tollifson
Underground Miners Nabbed After Seventeen Hour Strike
A Sunday morning shaft door trapping and explosions led Supt. Jackson to call Sheriff Von Paul. Deputy Wright later secured the property while two prisoners faced arrest warrants. Morton escaped after demanding the warrant. Tollifson was captured and handed to the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton
Tollifson
Supt
Jackson
Fine Cotton Plant Grown Here by Ben Sage
An exhibition at the Daily Record office features a cotton plant grown by Ben Sage of 523 Rudd Avenue. Seed planted May first in a bucket of earth, kept indoors a month, then outdoors until recently. The plant, a common southern cotton, has seven bolls all opened and ready for picking, demonstrating local potential under favorable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Record
Ben Sage
Rudd Avenue
South
Arkansas Valley
Texas
Louisiana
Sage
Reading contents summary for The Youth's Companion 1909
The Youth's Companion reports a year of good reading with Star Articles contributed by distinguished men and women in public life, literature, science, and business. It notes six serialized stories, humorous tales, adventure and character driven narratives, plus 1000 Up to date Notes on current events and recent scientific discoveries.
New Volume Offered By Youth's Companion
The notice outlines a forthcoming volume and sample copies upon request. It explains subscription details for 1909, with a $1.75 payment and extra postage for Canada. Readers who join receive remaining 1908 issues, Double Holiday numbers, and a 1909 calendar, all from The Youth's Companion at 144 Berkeley Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Canada
Grandmother’s Garden
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Public Library Receives Generous Donation of Scientific Books
The Canon City public library again benefits from a donation by Mrs. C. W. Burrage who, though no longer a resident, remains deeply invested in the library. New additions include Bailey guides on gardening and pruning, Beard’s annal book, Branner and Newson geology texts, Cajori physics history, Fairbanks rocks and minerals stories, Gifford forestry manual, Gray nature volumes, Hadley magnetism and electricity, mining engineering works, trees guide, ethics manual, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burrage
Canon City
Bailey
Beard
Dan Beard
Branner and Newson
Cajori
Fairbanks
United States
Geikie
Gifford
Gray
Nature
Hadley
Int’l
Correspondence Schools
Lounsberry
MacKensie—Manuel
Morrill
Mill
Miller—Mise Examiner and Prospector’s Companion
St. John
Seeley
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a regular scalp medicine that quickly destroys dandruff causing germs. It claims an unhealthy scalp becomes healthy, dandruff disappears, and a healthy scalp brings healthy hair with no pimples or eruptions. The ad notes the product has been sold for over sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Notable science and geography works listed
A catalog entry lists several titles including Servius Astronomy with the naked eye, Shaler on Sea and Land and Nature and Man in Amelia, Hornton on Advanced Physiography, and Weismann Essays upon Heredity. It notes a two volume edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaler
Nature
Amelia
Hornton
Weismann
Condition of Canon City merchant secretary Ross improves
Friends report that D W Ross of the Canon City Merchants association shows modest improvement after a serious cold illness. He was taken to Mainequa hospital a week ago and remains there. Doctors fear a possible need for surgery and indicate a long recovery before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Ross
Canon City Merchants Association
Ross
Mianequa Hospital
Kely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wh. T. Bridwell
Canon City, Colo
East Canon Notes
Lynn
Hamlin University
St. Paul, Minn
Man
Lock
Macon Avenue
Record Office
Guy U. Hardy
Ay Ayers
Servius
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