Well Known Resident Dies After Long Illness
Desa C. Crampton dies at 6 a m Monday at 1404 Main St following a long illness of diabetes and pulmonary troubles. Born October 20, 1848 in Crawford County Illinois he lived in this county for 25 years and contributed to stock raising and mining interests. He leaves a widow and a will leaving his property to her. Funeral at 2 p m Tuesday from the First Methodist Church with Masonic rites at Lakeside Cemetery.
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Desa C. Crampton
Main St
Deccas 4
Crawford County
Illinoia
Crampton
Ilinois
Arkansas
Colorado
South
Democratic Party
Sime
Leaville
Fort Smith
Leadville
Methodist Church
Mr. Crampton
F. R. Hollenback
First Methodist Church
Masonic Brotherhood
Masonic Fraternity
Lakeside Cemetery
Frank R. Hollenback
First Methodist Church Ag
Mabel Hoover
Miss Rose Lines
Miss Lines
Lehrengrin
Paris
Vallenciennes
Wednesday Musical Club Sees Death Of Mason Observed
The Wednesday Musical club met with President Miss Dale to honor Dr. Wm Mason after his death. A morning segment studied his tte and the program included sketches of Mason life and performances by Merkel Watson Lizatt Maple Logan Williamson Whitmore.
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Miss Dale
Wm. Mason
Mason
Selection of County Judge A Most Important Matter
A civic appeal stresses the County Court’s reach in civil cases under 3000 dollars and all crimes. juveniles, probate, estates, and wills matters hinge on the County Judge’s legal ability. It argues the county’s real estate titles and probate proceedings rely on proper probate and interpretation.
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Court of the People
Wild West Day at Canon City Promises Grand Events
Canon City residents and visitors will enjoy two days of outdoor amusement October 29 and 30 with a grand cow horse race tournament and bucking exhibitions planned. Black Wolf the outlaw horse and a large barbecue Friday will attract crowds and keep spectators engaged from gate entry to exit. All ranchers and cow punchers urged to attend with purses offered for track events.
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Canon City
Pueblo
Tax Levy Ordinance Passed By City Council
The city council approved an eighteen mill annual tax levy and will file it with the county clerk by the required date. The measure lowers the rate from twenty mills to reduce the year’s tax burden and apply a projected surplus to 1909 expenses.
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Colorado
Bart
Pressey
Kent L. Eldred
John Foley
Second
Main Streets
Kenley’s Gardens
Eldred
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Lincoln man seriously injured while apple picking
L. E. Harbaugh of Lincoln Park sustained serious internal injuries Tuesday after slipping from a tree on the McCumber ranch at Brewster and hitting a wagon wheel. He was taken home by ambulance where a physician attended him. family and friends face a lengthy recovery period.
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L. E. Harbaugh
Pump Hill
Lincoln Avenue
Lincoln Park
McCumber
Brewster
Harbaugh
Enthusiastic Republican Meeting Endorses Ticket in Fremont County
A Friday night Republican reception in Fremont County grows into a ratification event for national state and local candidates. Allen Jameson presided as master of ceremonies while Safe Combs praised Matt Lines for state senate support. Lines pledged to advance Colorado's welfare if elected, with Woodford portrayed as a capable representative for the lower house and a promoter of integrity and the square deal.
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District Court
District Court Room
Taft and Sherman Club
Allen Jameson
Republican Party
Fremont County
Safe Combs
Matt Lines
Lines
Seventeenth General Assembly
Colorado
J. P. Farmer
B. G. Woodford
Woodford
Lincoln Park
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Don C. Crampton
Alderman Okey
Foley
Deena
Water Committee
Okey
American Bonding Company
Royal Gorge
Jewett
R. B. Sartor
Main Street
A. H. Davis
David L Robison
Grant Dickinson
Henry Hutton
LE. Harbaugh
L. B Walsh
Mr. Waleh
Florence
Walsh
Tee
Glenna Combs
J. G. Katerman
Lafe Combs
Greenwood Ave
Glenna
John G. Katerman
Ouray
Miss Combs
Mr. Katerman
Washington
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