Man of Galilee lecture opens Y M C A Star course
A large audience at First Methodist heard George R. Wendling of Washington D C speak on The Man of Galilee. The hour and a half address praised his eloquence and thought, linking the Nazarene’s life to kingly influence and universal morals. The lecture inaugurates the Star course with four hundred season tickets sold and more expected.
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First Methodist Church
George R. Wendling
Washington, D. C
Wendling
Galilee
Mr. Wendling
Man of
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted
A historical ad touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic remedy using native forest roots and glycerine to extract curative virtues. It claims to improve blood purification stomach tone and liver health while avoiding habit forming drugs and alcohol.
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Forest Room
Pierce
Golden
Doan's Kidney Pills Offer Back Pain Relief
Canon City resident W L Dailey testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased a long standing backache caused by muscular strain. He reports immediate improvement after use and says the trouble has not returned. Sold by dealers nationwide Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for United States Remember the name Doan's.
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Canon City
W. L. Dailey
F. St. Salida Colp
Doan
Hunting party brings four deer to town
Ben F. Taylor and Herbert Gravestock returned Wednesday night from a hunting trip near Cottonwood Lake eight miles south of Buena Vista. The two men and three others formed a party of six or more, four deer were secured by the hunters, three of which were brought in by Taylor and Gravestock. They report the weather exceptionally dry.
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Bill Sincaller
Bill
Ben F. Taylor
Herbert Gravestock
Cottonwood Lake
Buena Vista
Messrs
Taylor
Gravestock
Bear Tracks Highlight Late Snowless Alpine Summer
A mountaineering note describes a cinnamon bear sighting near the camp with seven inch tracks, and mentions a steam thresh outfit harvesting a fifty acre wheat field at 9,000 to 10,000 feet. The author ponders why mountain crops lag three and a half months behind the Mississippi valley despite the short summer.
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Taylor
Mississippi Valley
Hunting Party Enjoys Western Slope Trip
Messrs. W H Dozier W B Rowland W H Bocking J D Clark Ira Carrier and J W Dunlap returned Friday night from a week long hunting trip to the Western slope. They rode by rail to Rifle then drove to Wilsons ranch on Flag creek and were warmly hosted. Each man harvested a venison carcass as proof of skill with the rifle. Deer are abundant, with about a thousand crossing Flag creek daily from the flats to Idaho, as snow remains light and the country dry. The party plans another expedition next year.
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W. H. Dozier
W. B. Rowland
W. H. Bocking
J. D. Clark
Ira Carrier
J. W. Dunlap
Rifle
Wilson
Flag Creek
Colorado
Idaho
Rowland
Kansas
Arkansas Valley
Estimates show 2500 deer killed in Colorado season
Dall De Weese, an expert on Colorado game laws, estimates about 2500 deer have been killed since the season opened three weeks ago. He cites reports from Newcastle and Rifle rail shipments totaling 612 carcasses and suggests Routt and Rio Blanco counties account for about 1500 deer in twenty days. He criticizes the repeal of the prohibition on shooting does and fawns.
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Dall de Weese
Colorado
Newcastle
de Weese
Hunter Mistaken for Deer Escapes Shot in Cotopaxi
A Cotopaxi hunter carrying a deer head into camp was mistaken for a deer by a companion and fired upon. The shooter aimed at the head among quaking asp clusters, missing the man, highlighting the danger of mountainside hunting amid excited riflemen.
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Hunter
Cotopaxi
Stag Party For Friends At West Main Home
Willard Cleghorn hosted a dinner for a few male friends at his West Main street home on Friday night at 9. The group, including Fritz Raynolds Truman Stockton W Rigsby and Jas C Peabody, then drove to Pueblo and back arriving in Canon City at 10 this morning.
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Willard Cleghorn
West Main Street
Pueblo
Mr. Cleghorn
Messrs
Fritz Raynolds
Truman Stockton
W. Rigsby
Jas. C. Peabody
Canon City
Steel City
Helen Carrier Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Miss Helen Carrier daughter of Dr and Mrs N Carrier celebrated her seventh birthday Friday with a party at the family home 818 Main Street. About twenty guests attended and delicious refreshments were served making the celebration a delightful occasion.
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Helen Carrier
Mia
N. Carrier
Main Street
Grand Lodge meeting wrap up for Mrs. B W Jenks
Mrs B W Jenks reports a fine time at recent Grand Lodge sessions of the I C O F and Daughters of Rebekah. She returned home today after attending the gatherings and describes the event as very generous and fruitful.
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Grand Lodge
B. W. Jenks
Rebekah
Salida Hosts Grand Lodge Convention With Elaborate Decor
A visiting guest praises Salida residents for hospitality and for decorating venues with strikingly attractive and elaborate arrangements seen at the grand lodge convention, noting no other convention matches Salida’s display.
Atwater Returns From Louisville Committee Meeting
S H Atwater returned from Louisville Kentucky where he attended a meeting of the executive committee of the International Sunday School Association of which he is a member. He said forty two committee members attended and plans were made for next year’s convention in Louisville. He also visited Chicago to take part in dedicating rooms for the association’s committees.
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Bill
J. L. Brady
S. H. Atwater
Louisville
Kentucky
International Sunday School Association
Mr. Atwater
Chicago
International Association
Democratic organ mocks Senator Guggenheim visit
The Cannon, the section's Democratic organ, uses Guggenheim's recent visit to attack him. It claims his main crime is being a Jew, a pointed jab framed as political criticism.
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The
Cannon
Guggenheim
Opinion on prejudice and equal rights in America
The author rebukes anti Jewish discrimination and asserts Americans cannot be barred from hotels or the Senate for their faith. They emphasize patriotism should not foster class hatred and urge equal treatment for Jews and other nationalities as citizens.
Miss Ellen Alderson Opens Violin Study Class
Miss Ellen Alderson returns to Canon City from Florence to organize a violin class. A former pupil under top instructors in the United States and Europe she is a capable teacher with notable talent who has taught successfully at leading colleges.
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Ellen Alderson
Canon City
Florence
Europe
United States
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Seely’s
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Geo. R. Wendling
W. B. Brunson
Dublin
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Ayer
Ederheimer
Stein
Ederheimer-Stein
Longworth
Salida
Sheeney
America
United States Senate
Dr. Miles
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