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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
5
Dr. Carrier urged Monday night for a full time sanitary inspector and health officer to oversee slaughter houses dairies milk testing quarantines and rapid disinfection after infectious diseases. He argued the city needs enforcement of existing laws and suggested a $1200 to $1500 annual salary.
Jimmy Lafferty aged 11 was sent to Buena Vista state reformatory by Judge Cooper for general incorrigibility. The boy refused school and troubled police for some time. His mother resides at Eleventh and Water streets corner.
Mrs. L. F. Schwab delivered a beautiful fall bouquet to The Record office. The arrangement featured verbenas, dahlias and various chrysanthemums, showcasing Canon’s lush lawns and late bloom despite the season.
Col Sweezy of Redlands California paused in South Canon to visit J. K. Humphrey and family while en route home from the East. He then continued to the Pacific coast after a stop in Jackson county Iowa for a homecoming of former residents. He noted many Californians attended.
David B. Johns, once a guard at the local penitentiary, died in Charleroi Pennsylvania at 6 30 in the morning at his home Fallowfield avenue and Second street He had been blind for some time and his seven children and a wife depended on him He will be buried in a private funeral at 2 oclock Friday afternoon conducted by Reverend
Mr and Mrs J D Veach and their daughter Ruth Irene of Pipestone Minnesota arrived for a visit with Will Veach and family at the Star restaurant. They plan to stay several weeks and the Veach brothers will hunt bears in the Sangre de Cristo foothills spanning Fremont and Park counties after their visit.
The Fremont County district court convenes Monday November 11 with juries not called until November 18. Sheriff Esser and Undersheriff Chet elat organize juror summons as the November term carries about its usual docket and is not expected to exceed four or five weeks.
Mrs. McMillan and her mother Mrs. Raynolds from Superior Wisconsin stay with Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Lane in Canon City. Lane hosts the Wednesday Musical Club and other ladies with an entertainment program and refreshments. The travelers head next to their winter home in Los Angeles California. Mr. McMillan runs a large turquoise mine on the Pacific coast.
Ben F. Taylor Ira Carrier and others catalogued deer killed by Canon City hunters during a twenty day open season from October 1st Approximately sixty deer were killed by residents with list items including Joe Esser Mayor Seely A L Taylor Dr Lane R Kennedy Raymond Riede H B Ready and party Lincoln Park S A Van Buskirk the Taylor boys Dr Goodloe J W Landen W H Uns worth W W Ireland Arthur Biggs James Webb A Vaughn and party B F Taylor and party C A Biggs A H McLain and son Dan De Weese W H Dozier W B Rowland J W Dunlap J D Clark W H Bocking Ira Carrier Joe Scrivener Jas Stump and unknown
Mrs. C. C. Hopkins hosted the Friendship Club at Mrs. Deniston’s South Canon home Friday afternoon. Selections on the phonograph were rendered and refreshments including marguerites coffee olives fruit dates cakes and mints were served in a purple and white color scheme. All adjourned having had a most enjoyable time.
Mrs Julia E Dickerman wife of A L Dickerman longtime melting boss at American Smelting Pueblo plant died at 10:30 PM Tuesday in Pueblo from peritonitis. Born in Vermont she left a son George and two daughters Mrs Lord Denver and Mrs Pelton Riverside. The family learned of her death hours after physicians said she was improved. Charles Dickerman buried at Greenwood. Funeral plans not yet set.
An advertisement extols Mi o Na stomach tablets as a reliable remedy for indigestion with tongue coating cited as a warning sign. Mitchell and Egbers, local agents, offer an absolute guarantee and refund if the remedy does not provide complete satisfaction for 50 cent boxes.
An elderly Ohio poet William T. Mink of Columbus, age ninety, writes The Hammock about sunset, nature and contemplation in hammock reverie. The piece notes Prof Edward illsworth Hipeher from Marton Ohio visiting for a few days and his musical background.
A collage of humorous quips on weather, fashion, labor, politics, and social quirks. Notes on Roosevelt, packing houses, and barber ship talk blend with stories of neighbors, a graphophone wife, a Canon City friendship, Chinese labor, a baby weighed by an ice man, and a revival misfire.
A series of testimonials tout Peruna and Manalin for catarrh and rheumatic pain. Elderly users from Cal to Neb recount long battles with catarrh, noting cures, improved digestion, sleep, and energy. Readers are urged to trust Peruna based on wide endorsements.
List of unclaimed items held at Caner City Colorado post office for the week ending October 20 1907 includes names such as Esteban Aregano J D Barela Charles Brown Jane Brown Francis Campbell Helen Carter May 8 Cassiday May 8 Colman D K Darro Lewis Dubonidieu Elouee Mises Fhelens Hambert Foster Hattie Gallegos Pilar Gilmore J A Griggs E C Grimes Kittie Grimshaw Geo M Hastings Lizzie Holmes Roscoe Florence Howard Florence James Alice Jackson Chas Lake Emma Leander Abate L Lundstrom Margaret 2 Lynche Jack MacClement Everett Preelo Ivan Raffaelo Antonio Sanello Elizabeth Reed Albert B Smith Nellie Williams W D Moore Sam Lewis poet.
Dr. Edward Everett Hale crafts a reminiscence on early Puritan Thanksgiving in colonial New England and contrasts it with modern celebrations that blend traditional flavors with twentieth century innovations like steam cars and motors.
A Greensburg Tribune discussion notes a German master Oie Haeubeke who boasted of vast cane and ruler blows over 51 years, including boxes of the ear and kneelings. The piece argues public sentiment has shifted against the rod and wonders if a middle course in discipline can exist today.
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