Walter of Canada proof for public land rights
Notice from the Department of the Interior recording Walter of Canada's proof to establish land described, with witnesses R. E. Nelson and others in Canon City Colorado. Last published November 6, 1908. ABBEY, Register. Also Clara L. Story of Canon City seeks coal entry under section 2347 for NE SW of 11, township 19, range 70. Protests due November 16, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Clara L
Canon City
Fremont
Colorado
Interior Notice of Intent to File Final Proof
Walter Menzies of Canon City Colorado filed notice of intention to prove land claim for Timber and Stone Entry Serial No 1011 in SW Section 19 Township 186 Range 69 W. The final proof before the clerk of the District Court Fremont County at Canon City Colorado is set for December 8. Witnesses named: R. E. Nelson Thomas Geringer William George. A Abbey Register. Last publication December 3 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S
Pueblo
Colorado
Walter Menzies
Canon City
Range
Toeridian
Clerk District Court
Fremont County
Atenon City
R. E. Nelson
Thomas Geringer
William George
ST Colorado
A. Abbey
Final Five Year Proof Notice for William P Mendenhall
Notice to establish land claim filed by William P. Mendenhall of Canon City Colorado. Proceeding before the District Court Clerk in Canon City on November 20 1908. Witnesses include Joseph D Dentes Willis P Mink C M Conroy and John Baxter all of Colorado with Abbey as register. First published October 15 1908 last published November 18 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Pestle
Colorado
Pueblo
William P. Mendenhall
Canon City
Colo
Prines
Tata
District Court
Diamant
Joseph D. » Dentes
Willis P. Mink
Canoca City
C. M. Conroy
Micanite, Colorado
John Baxter
Notice For Publication for Bernt Nelseon at Canon City
Department of the Interior Pueblo land office announces Bernt Nelseon of Canon City Colorado filed intent for Final Five Year Proof on land described in entry 13816. Proceedings before Canon City District Court clerk on November 24, 1908. Attending witnesses include McKinnie Gregory McShane Steinmeier. First pub Oct 16 1908. Last pub Nov 19 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Pueblo
Colorado
Bernt Nelseon
Canon City
Principal Meridian
District Court
William McKinnie
George Gregory
B. N. McShane
Frank Steinmeier
A. Abbey
Register
Notice of Final Settlement in estate of William H. Stover
Cora A Monce administratrix of the Stover estate will present final settlement to the Fremont County Colorado county court on November 16 1908 a regular court day during the September term in Canon City Colorado. The administratrix will seek court approval and discharge and invites any interested party to appear and object if any. Dated October 13 1908 Canon City Colorado. Last pub November 13 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Stover
Fremont County
Colorado
Cora E. Monce
Canon City
Cora A. Monce
Weise, Colorado Notice From Denver Court Transcribed
The undersigned Charles Boettcher and Bartholomew appear in Denver as part of a public notice involving Weise in the State of Colorado. Details specify ongoing legal or civic actions within the City and County of Denver.
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Weise
State of Colorado
Denver
Charles Boettcher
Bartholomew
Notice of Dissolution and Probate Hearings in Fremont County
Notices record dissolution of a Colorado company on October 10 1908, followed by probate proceedings for Edwin Law in Fremont County. The document lists heirs Jennie Law Walter F Law Lillie Willholt and others, details will and property allocations, and sets a probate hearing for November 24 1908 in Canon City. It also includes a notice of an application to lease land in Fremont County by George Fear with a November 16 1908 deadline.
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T. Tn
Pipany
State of
Colorado
Jennie Law
A. BE. Law
Alice D. Hawk
Walter F. Law
Lillie Willhoit
Sarah Law
Lucy Metcalf
Hattie Law
Nell Law
Fremont County
Lillie Willholt
Edwin Law
Canon City
Fremont
Jennie
Waller
Sarah
Lucy
Samuel
Hattie
Nell
Thomas
Alice Law Hawk
Albert E. Law
Lilly M. Willholt
Walter
Prowers County
Court House
James L. Cooper
Local notice window spans late October to early November 1908
A public notice period runs from October 29 to November 6, 1908, signaling deadlines and actions under the relevant local authority. It outlines dates for filings, hearings, or required responses, with officials directing participants to comply within the six day span.
Feeding Hens in Color Colorful Colorado Poultry Report
Investigations by Colorado Agricultural College show successful poultrymen feed dry, not wet mash, with alfalfa as a daily staple. Alfalfa colors yolks, aids digestion, and supports active hens. Meat meal or green bone is common. skim milk or curd supplements appear. A varied grain mix, including oats and wheat, yields the best egg output and profits.
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Farmer’s Institute
Colorado Agricultural College
Colorado
J. W. Downey
Chambers
Curing Pork By Smoking the Barrel Method
A Farm Journal excerpt explains curing pork by smoking the barrel rather than the meat. Invert a barrel over live coals with smoke source, regulate air to avoid leaks, smoke one or two days, then place meat in pickle like dry smoking. Pickle ratio given as one part strong salt pickle two parts water with a pint mollasses per six gallons.
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Farm Journal
October Farm Journal
How to Make Chop Suey as Per Fannie Merritt Farmer
The article in Woman's Home Companion September quotes Fannie Merritt Farmer praising chop suey as wholesome. It details a chicken based recipe using breast meat, butter, celery, onion, mushrooms, chicken stock, sugar, Shoya sauce, green pepper, corn starch, and salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Merrit
Woman's Home Companion
Royal Gorge Electric Line Planned to Boost Canon City
The Kansas Colorado Railroad company announced it has bought the Canon City Florence and Royal Gorge Interurban and aims to complete the Canon City to the Gorge line for next year’s tourist season. Locals expect huge visitor interest, see the project as a catalyst for regional growth, and anticipate improved access to the Royal Gorge scenery and adjacent attractions. The report notes plans include a water-raising pump at the Gorge bottom and a Grand Canyon analog near the Rim, with El Tovar style hospitality envisioned. H. N. Beecher returned from a monthlong trip to Illinois and Ohio, praising Oberlin and other stops, after visiting his daughter and family.
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the Daily Record
Kansas-Colorado Railroad Company
Canon City
Florence & Royal Gorge
Colorado
Royal Gorge
Pueblo
el Tovar
Grand Canon
The
Arizona
West
H. N. Beecher
Illinois
Ohio
Kewanee
George W. Burke
Aurora
Chicago
Cleveland
Oberlin
Beecher
Old College Town
Mr. Beecher
Mr and Mrs Irving Stockton Entertained Friday Night
Mr and Mrs Irving Stockton hosted a Friday evening at their Macon avenue home for guests Garnett and Woodridge of Pueblo. Sixteen couples played 600 until eleven, followed by a spread of nut salad olives southern biscuits and banana tea. The Midnight club mood lingered as guests departed. Out of town visitors included Miss Virginia Strawa of Albia Illinois visiting Mr and Mrs Gay A Hardy and Mr Donmelly of Boston Massachusetts.
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Irving Stockton
Macon Avenue
Garnett
Woodridge
Pueblo
Virginia Strawa
Albioa
Iil
Gay A. Hardy
Donmelly
Boston
Mase
Downfall of a Western Racing Magnate Morrisey’s Rise and Fall
John Morrisey, once a famed figura in Overland racing days, rose with Diamond Joe Reynold and the Maid of Erin ventures, amassing stable fortunes before a swift collapse. From grand stables like Montana Regent and Kaloola to heavy bets and lavish investments, his luck waned, ending with drunken ruin and lost ranches in Denver and Nevada.
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Overland
John D. Morrisey
Hercules
Boston
Diamond Joe Reynold
Mississippi
Diamond Joe
Yafutte
Leadville
Morrisey
Maid of Erin
Maid
Crown Point
John Morrisey
West
Montana
Tom Mulqueen
French Park
Sheephead Bay
Kaloola
Denver
Logan Avenas
Raynolds
Cole
Arvada
Lyman H. Cole
Wells Fargo Express October Business Rises Again
The Wells Fargo Express office reports October gains across money orders and mail shipments. Money orders rise by 410 dollars, outgoing shipments up 352 dollars, and incoming merchandise up 66.10 dollars. Growth chiefly from heavy celery shipments this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-Fargo Express Company
The Youth's Companion 1909 offer and 1908 gifts
An advertisement urges boys and girls to read The Youth's Companion, promising 250 stories in 1908 volume and 1909 articles, sketches, and reminiscences. New subscribers paying 1.75 dollars for 1909 receive all remaining 1908 issues free plus a color lithographed calendar gift. The publisher is The Youth's Companion, 144 Berkeley Street, Boston.
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Canada
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
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A. Abbey, Register
Recorder of Deeds
G. W. Bartholomew
State Board of Land
George Fear
San Francisco
Fornia
John F. Vivian
State Board
Ocommis
Chem Sane Ste S
H. M. Cottrell
Fort Collins
Mrs. Irving Stocketon
E.A Bradbury
Your Daily Record
Canon 111
C.herman Graves
North Girth Street
W.T. Little
M.D. Cannon
General Electric
Colorado Electric Light & Power Company
Ollice
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