Daily Record Plans Thanksgiving Children’s Show at Opera House
The Canon City Daily Record plans a free Thanksgiving Day program for boys and girls 15 years old and younger at 3 p.m. in the Opera House. Magicians Mr Greene and wife will perform, tickets available at the Daily Record office next Wednesday. The feature promises entertainment and a note of local generosity amid holiday cheer. The item also mentions a social gathering in Lincoln Park and the Southern Colorado Deanery meeting at St Anthony’s in Manitou with Bishop Olmsted and Rev Od speaking.
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Greene
West
Opera House
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Colorado
Episcopal Church
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Pueblo
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And Mrs Sherman House Given A Farewell Party
Seventy five or a hundred guests gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs John L Cheney on Grand avenue Lincoln Park to bid him and his estimable family God speed in their new move.
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Lincoln Park
Mr. House
Canon City
John L. Cheney
Grand Avenue
Orchard heating trial shows best pot placement for frost protection
In a two acre orchard on a ridge exposed to wind, J P Farmer details tests using 84 pots per acre and 120 pots per acre to compare heating efficiency. He finds three pots per tree placed southeast of the trunk near 10 feet yields fastest rise from 24 to 29 degrees in 30 minutes and retains heat longest, while single pots fail to save fruit in severe cold.
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United Oil seeks substitution as plaintiff in $1 million suit
A district court hearing before Judge Bailey considered replacing Jacob Wallace with United Oil Company as plaintiff in a million dollar discrimination suit against Inland Oil Refining of Boulder and Standard Oil subsidiaries over Florence oil field products. The court took the matter under advisement. the underlying case remains on hold. The record also notes personnel changes in Canon City with Mr Goodspud joining as a dry goods manager, unmarried.
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Bailey
District Court
United Oil Company
Jacob Wallace
Inland Oil & Refining Company of
Boulder
Standard Oil Company
Florence
May
McBeth & May
Denver
Henry C. Rogers
Sen
Nebraska
Mr. Goodspud
Canon City
SRW Manager at Prank L Smith's Store
SRW manager at Prank L Smith's store involved in a quoted listing with A B Goodsped, late salesman with Carson Pirie Goott and Company, mentioning edie er taleta chines price Sate 2 Sem.
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Pirie, Goott & Company
Thanksgiving Window Display At Eureka Bar Gain Store
The Eureka Bar gain store moves into the Masonic block with larger space for decorative effects and window displays. Their Thanksgiving exhibit attracts passersby on Main street and highlights seasonable merchandise. C Holman, formerly with Holman Grocery, now in Olathe, paused in town during travel from the western slope to Preble.
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Eureka Bargain Store
Masonic Block
Main Street
C. Holman
Holman Grocery Company
Olathe
Preble
Olathe and Caye
Matrices Seit
Short City Council Meeting Plans Water Works Visit
The regular semi monthly session lasted under thirty minutes with four aldermen present and two later arriving. The council adopted ordinance 17 1908 on first reading and approved a day trip to Royal Gorge to inspect the water works conduit project and the intake area. They discussed cementing the settling basin bottom and noted cement costs, while progress on the waterworks continues with 15 000 cubic yards monthly and expected completion on schedule.
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Hiatt
Jewett
Lamb
Alderman Okey
Royal Gorge
Okey
Hanging Bridge
Denver and
Rio Grande
Messrs. Lumsden & Gordon
Kenley’s Gardens
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Ira Burr
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Roy Turner
Bert Kettle
Guy Worley
Carey Othus
Harold Brown
Albert Caughey
Harry Hyssong
Harry Wray
Clyde Biggs
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