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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
3
Four lots of shirt waists offered in a 10 days sale. Lot one features black lateen waists in extra good quality. lot two presents black or white mohair waists. lot three offers white Madras and linen in heavy materials. lot four includes white tan and black fancy mohair waists. Prices range from $1.50 to $1.59 in the promotion.
In Florence strong Republican support grows as rallies draw large crowds and miners in nearby camps express preference for state and county Republican candidates. Democratic efforts see lower turnout and less enthusiasm. Dr Phifer presided at church events over the weekend.
A Florence Feature highlights the Hadley Mercantile Company as a large, thriving department store serving Fremont County and beyond. The report praises low prices, enterprise, and customer satisfaction, noting daily shipping by mail express and freight and a strong local political ticket for Republicans.
Discussion contrasts display heavy funeral furnishings of the past with modern parlor methods at J. H. Hunt in Canon City. Burt H. Hunt leads the Victor firm’s Canon City operation as a licensed embalmer and manager. A voice asks whether a Supreme Court should write its own opinions or be shaped by press influence in Denver.
The Florence Republican slate lists Justice of the Peace candidates F E Johnson and William McFie, and Constables James C Duncan and Frank Brown. Voters regard the lineup as strong with Johnson a 12 year Florence resident barber, McFie a respected veteran, Duncan a skilled blacksmith, and Brown a fellow candidate noted in the community.
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