Blacktailed Deer Head Offered to Carter Musem by Hunter
Dall De Weese, on a western slope hunting trip, purchased a grand black tailed deer head from Mr. Smith of Rifle Colorado. The 10 year old animal weighed about 175 pounds and has a forty inch antler spread with twenty four points. Weese plans to present the specimen to the Carter Museum of Natural History in Denver for mounting.
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Dall de Weese
Mr. Smith
Colorado
Carter Museum of Natural History
Denver
Smith
North Fork
White River
Sleepy Cat Mountain
Garfield County
de Weese
Alaska
Corderillas
Mexico
United States
Florence Man Elected to State Presidency
Dr. Edward Arthur Darby of Florence was elected president of the Colorado Homeopathic Society. A University of Michigan graduate, he taught anatomy at Cleveland Homeopathic College, practiced in Massachusetts, and moved to Colorado in the 1890s and 1906 for permanent residence.
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Progress
Denver
Florence
Canon City
Edward Arthur Darby
Colorado Homeopathic Society
University of Michigan
Ohio
Cleveland Homeopathic College
Massachusetts
Colorado
Darby
Ad Eundem Degree Honors Noted Medical Leader
He received an Ad Eundem degree from the Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital College. He has belonged to the American institute for sixteen years and authored papers on scientific topics. Elected president of the State Society for steady work since joining. a worthy compliment to a good man.
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Cleveland Homeopathic Hospital College
American Institute
State Society
Woman and family injured when axle breaks on car
Mrs. Robert D. Spangler, her daughter and three sons, including the driver, were thrown from an automobile on Ninth street hill when the axle broke near the Lincoln Park ditch. The car, owned by Dick Knight, was wrecked. the women were taken home unconscious, but all survived with minor injuries. the men had only cuts and bruises.
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Robert D. Spangler
Ninth Street Hill
Cold Etaoin
Petac
Lincoln Park
de Bord Place
Dick Knight
Picture man fined after trial for false pretenses
The former picture man, once charged with obtaining money under false pretenses and noted in Mon Gay's paper, was fined $60 and costs after arguing with the judge and resisting the sentence. He attempted to return to lick the judge but was jailed, then sent to Canon City on No. 9 to serve the sentence. City officials planned to transport him back to the District. Florence Tribune reports. Ed notes benefits of Dr King's New Life Pills claiming improved health for three years. 25¢ at druggists.
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Mon- Gay
Furniss
Canon City
Duncan
J. D. Ellison
Goldfield
Florence
Dr. King
L. A. Bartlett
Urai
Route 1
Guilford
Maine
Brown and Son Take Full Control of Bluff Springs Mine
Brown and Son assume full control of the Bluff Springs mine with Frank Brown directly directing all departments. The change took effect yesterday morning following a lease arrangement and shifts in the management of the plant and operations.
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Brown and Son
Bluff Springs
Brown & Son
Frank Brown
Coal Mine Expansion Near Coal Creek Report
The Florence Tribune notes a restructuring at the local plant with Mr McLean in charge of output. The firm will hire 100 to 125 workers, continuing the same vein mined by C F and I company at Rockvale. The mine sits about half a mile from Coal Creek and is praised as the best coal on the Florence market.
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McLean
C.F. and I. Company
Rockvale
Coal Creek
Florence
Florence Tribune
Gentleman Burglar Returns to Penitentiary
Denver police nickname Jose Worrall the gentleman burglar has been arrested in Kansas City and brought back to the local penitentiary after escaping with Tom Talbot from the prison road near Trinidad last May. His crime career began less than three years ago with nearly 100 burglaries proved after his first arrest in 1906. He spent a year at Buena Vista reformatory before resuming theft in Denver.
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Jose Worrall
Denver
Kansas City
Tom Talbot
Trinidad
Worrall
Buena Vista Reformatory
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed and Irrigation Project Reported
A Colorado notice promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with user endorsements from Canon City. It also details Grant Lewes announcing completion of a 14 mile irrigation ditch from Bear River to Moe Pines mesa and a Garden Park dam to supply 93 acres, 30 feet high, under W F Wilson. The Stillwater Ditch and Reservoir Co plans 7,000 acres irrigated, with Cripple Creek miners and local businessmen aiding the project.
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Grant Lewes
Stillwater Ditch and Reservoir Company
Routt County
Bear River
Moe Pines Mesa
Toponas
Garden Park
W. F. Wilson
Engi- Hoop
Cripple Creek
Mesere
Bauffinger
C. A. Bernard
Dr. ger _Teompeos
Peteresca
Elaborate Strathmore Banquet Delights Fifty Guests
Mr and Mrs C A Biggs and Mr and Mrs Chas R McLain hosted an elaborate venison banquet at the Strathmore hotel for fifty guests on Friday night. Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums decorated the room, the dining lasting two and a half hours with no speeches as guests enjoyed a social and gastronomic feast, described as Epicurean and Lucullan.
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Starthmore
C. A. Biggs
Chas. R. McLain
Strathmore
Messrs
Mesdames Biggs
McLain
Lucullius
Shall the people rule in 1932 election debate
The text cites vote totals from the last election, noting Roosevelt led with 7,621,975 votes and Democratic candidates had 5,098,225, a gap of 2,523,750 in the United States. The speaker emphasizes the margin and questions democratic oversight.
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Bryan
United States
Roosevelt
Democracy
The People Have Ruled In A Busy Political Week
The letter notes strong voter turnout in many states with Republicans facing low participation. It mentions friendly social spots, candidates and cigars, and visits from Henry Abbott in Texas Creek and clergy from Canon City. The piece ends by noting The Weekly Record price of $1.35 a year.
Local notes from East Canon on Beaver Park project
John Geim and Mr Harris are at Beaver Park building a blacksmith shop for Mrs Dalton who is starting a business there. Mr and Mrs Hurlburt of Elizabeth street visited Garden Park last Wednesday. Will Paxton of Orchard avenue is mentioned.
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John Geim
Mr. Harris
Beaver Park
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Preventics Rambo & Simon
Colorado Museum OF Natural History
Wm. T. Bridwell
Real Zetate
Loana
Lavestssonts
Ayer
Kace
Dean
C. M. Conrad
Portland Avenue
Victor
Cole
Hunter Palmer
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
the First National Bank
C. M. Macneill
J. Q. MacDonald
C. 8. Hudson
Cashier Co
C. Hamlin
D. H. Shoup
Spencer Penrose
Capital
Littell & Henry Mitchell & & Lutel
Mr. Parker
Henry Abbott
Central Street
Texas Creek
Father Kipp
Gunnison
Father McAuliffe
Mr. McKenzie
Gsalida Mail
East Canon Notes
Pepperell Sheetings
California
Heatherbloom
Tia
Eureka Bargain Store
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