Temperance Rally Across Nation Highlights Elevation of Anti Liquor Message
Sunday sermons across the United States denounced the saloon and its evils with special anti alcohol services led by the State Anti-Saloon League in numerous churches. Mrs Florence D Richards of Leipsic Ohio addressed crowds on waging a war on the rum trade praising moral and material progress and optimism about the era.
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United States
State Anti-Saloon League
Christian Church
McLaughlin
Anti-Saloon League of
Colorado
First Presbyterian Church
Florence D. Richards
Leipsic
Ohio
Richards
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists offer a refund if the remedy fails to cure a cold in a day. Each box bears E. W. Grove's signature. Priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Hunters Return From Hayden Creek Deer Camp
Jack Brown E F Mansfield Ernest Lard and Charlie Shirley returned from a Hayden Creek hunting trip in the county’s western section. They brought home fine antlered bucks with Mansfield’s offering garnering high praise as a top specimen. One buck weighed over two hundred pounds hog dressed. Two deer were shown at Chapson Headlee’s meat market attracting attention.
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Jack Brown
E. F. Mansfield
Ernest Lard
Charlie Shirley
Hayden Creek
Chapson & Headlee
Mansfield
Return from Deer Hunt in Chaffee County
A. H. Seely city attorney A. L. Taylor and Dr. J. E. Holmes report returning from mountains near Benna Vista with a fine buck. The deer are plentiful but very wild. all three hunters fired at once and cannot be identified as the killer. Ben F. Taylor stays in camp awaiting further pursuit joined by Williamson Sheldon and Rev. J. E. Thomas.
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A. H., Seely
A. L. Taylor
J. E. Holmes
Benna Vista
Ben F. Taylor
Harry Williamson
J. E. Sheldon
J. E. Thomas
New Firm Takes Over Local Mercantile at Main Street
The Smith Mercantile company sells its business at 603 Main Street to W. C. Holman and A. E. Sidebottom. The new firm will be The Holman Mercantile Company, taking charge Tuesday morning. F. P. Smith retains the wholesale fruit business and will operate from warehouses near the Colorado Canning Company's plant on Water Street, with plans to enlarge facilities.
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Smith Mercantile Company
Main Street
Messrs
W. C. Holman
A. E. Sidebottom
Holman Mercantile Company
F. P. Smith
Colorado Canning Company
Water Street
Smith
Messrs. Holman & Sidebottom
Holman Mercantile Co Announces Arrival in Canon City
The Holman Mercantile Co announces purchase of the Smith Mercantile grocery hay grain and feed business in Canon City Colorado. Messrs Holman and Sidebottom from Missouri, friends of Prof F F Thompson, seek patronage and pledge honest prompt courteous service and continued good will. Canon City Sept 29 1906.
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Smith Mercantile Company
Messrs. Holman & Sidebottom
Canon City
Missouri
F. F. Thompson
Smith Mercantile Co
Smith
Holman Mercantile CO
Dawson to Argue Kansas Colorado Irrigation Case Before Supreme Court
Clyde C. Dawson left for Chicago en route to Washington to represent Colorado in the Kansas Colorado irrigation dispute to be heard by the United States Supreme Court within the next week or ten days. He has been closely identified with the case and helped collect evidence as an inquisitor for the defense. His selection to argue before the high court is a source of pride to his friends locally and beyond.
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Clyde C. Dawson
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
Dawson
Supreme Court
Mr. Dawson
Palma Stands Apart From Cuba’s George Washington Label
The article argues Palma will not be remembered as Cuba’s George Washington, asserting a clear distinction in historical impact and significance. It emphasizes lack of equivalence in leadership and legacy between Palma and the iconic Cuban figure.
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Palma
George Washington
Cuba
Scott's Emulsion A Trusted Remedy Ad Booster
An American ad pitch extols Scott's Emulsion at drugstores urging customers to insist on the product. It notes cod liver oil substitutes proliferate but claims Scott's Emulsion remains superior after thirty years of sales growth and brand trust.
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Scott
Free sample offer from Scott and Bowne Chemists
Advertisement notes a free sample from Scott and Bowne Chemists located at 109 415 Pearl Street New York and M100, with distribution through all druggists. The text emphasizes no cost for the sample.
Carrie Nation Praises Canon City Visit and Denver Critique
Pueblo October reports Carrie Nation, famed Kansas reformer, touring Colorado. She denounces Denver as the state’s most corrupt city while praising Canon City reception and recounting a chaotic incident with a dive keeper in Canon City. She plans to lecture in Pueblo and notes prohibition sentiment growing in the state. A Second Baptist Church statement defends calm relations with the M E church amid local church reorganizations. The Civic Improvement League park project progresses with prison labor, new landscaping, trees, and a six foot sidewalk on First Street.
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Richards
Colorado
Canon City
Pueblo
Carrie Nation
Union Depot
Denver
Carrie
Rocky Ford
Court House
Hall of the People's Mission
South Union
Kansas
Union Station
Cumberland Presbyterian
Canon Ity
Civic Improvement League
Penitentiary Park
First Street
Penitentiary Park Gets Lawn Preparations Under Way
A group of prisoners has cleared weeds and surfaced the area in front of the penitentiary to plant a first-class lawn. They are applying soil three to six inches deep to prepare the ground for sowing grass.
Reform in Canon City Hat Etiquette and Church Behavior
A Canon City reader argues hats at venues and noisy program rattling are minor annoyances compared to disruptive behavior in churches and Sunday services. The letter urges reform of etiquette, noting distracted worshippers and restless children spoil the sermon atmosphere for others.
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Canon City
Africa
Mining prospects in western Sonora attract American capital
Lou Franck returns from a month long search in western Sonora north of Nogales and Hermosillo. He states the region is heavily mineralized and developing, with Americans investing heavily. Franck owns 175 acres near Alton on the Benson Guaymas railroad line and holds a Mexican patent. He believes the land holds more gold bearing ore than any comparable Colorado area and will become very valuable.
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Lou Franck
Old Mexico
Sonora
Nogales
Hermosillo
Mr. Franck
Alton
Benson, Ariz
Guaymas
Mexico Welcoming Capital and Safe Travel Says Franck
Mr Franck rejects reports of Mexican oppression and says racial tensions are no worse than a year ago. He claims the Mexican government is friendly to Americans, welcomes investment, and protects travelers, noting his own interior trip without weapons and cordial reception by locals.
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Franck
couuUy
Ameri
Mr. Fran
M Lcan
Mexico
Unit States
Refined Drug Claim Ad from Palace Drug Stop
An ad claims a cough remedy named drugott is authorized to refund money if Foley's ooney and Tar fails to cure a cough or cold. It asserts stopping the cough healing lungs preventing pneumonia and consumption with no opiates. The genuine product supposedly comes in a yellow pack and warns against substitutes.
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Foley
Palace Drug
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