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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
4
The Record explains weekly newspaper policy on discontinuing service. It states papers will not be stopped until arrears are paid in full or an order to discontinue is received. Subscribers are held responsible for all unpaid subscription costs until settled.
A local exhortation warns that overconfidence risks Republican losses. It urges every Republican to vote, especially new residents, to elect the full Republican ticket and redeem the courthouse by turnout and pride.
In a strong GOP year the party could win a state election by about 40,000 votes, signaling broad Republican momentum across the state. The comment reflects a favorable climate for Republican candidates and potential gains in statewide offices.
A local man criticizes Cajon City’s prospects while promoting a postal-card offer for a year of The RECORD subscription at 1.25 dollars. Subscribers are urged to send their names on a postal card.
The article notes Democratic and Populist support for Kent Eldred for judge and Dr. Craven for coroner, while praising lawyer A. H. McLain as a capable judge candidate and Dr. Little as an excellent coroner. It calls for a clean sweep with careful voting.
The Casfton City precinct Republicans selected F A McDonald as their candidate for justice of the peace. Described as careful and conservative, he has previously held the office and is a longtime resident and Grand Army of the Republic member. Voters are urged to remember him at the polls.
The Western Grocer and Butcher criticizes Walker the Philadelphia soap man for adopting the Larkin distribution system with $5 and $10 bundles and premiums. The piece argues against cheap premiums and adulterated goods, cites state Pure Food laws in several states, and notes shortages of full weight packaging in favor of low prices. The column warns of misrepresented weights and deceptive packaging as it previews continued discussion next week.
The piece notes a volatile party scene with Democrats, Populists and anti groups failing to fuse. Three tickets run, Populist gains rival Democrats, yet a sweeping Republican victory is predicted with potential future fusion. The tone highlights Democrat frustration and Populist pride.
The Clipper accuses Bro Terrill of seeking campaign money and analyzes The Times move to back a mixed ticket of Republicans, Populists and Democrats. It argues independent journalism often hides corruption and urges a clear political stance rather than neutrality. The piece notes Fremont County papers show partisan divides with the Times claiming lone independence.
The Ex-Parte-Refiner of Florence endorses the Democratic ticket though warning victory is unlikely in this county. It urges Democrats to vote, urges rebuke of unworthy elements, and says greater elections lie ahead for the party.
A. L. Earl is the Republican candidate for constable of the Canon City precinct. He is a laboring, industrious man who has served the city many years. He is a good citizen and would make a good officer. The constable position is important and reliability is essential. Earl possesses the qualifications to be a first class officer and should be elected.
The piece describes Democratic efforts to attract Populist votes for commissioner candidate Hall by trading and withdrawals. Populists reject deals, noting they helped Democrats gain power and received no rewards. Hall is expected to win big, though some Populists will back Republican Albert Philipp, seen as certain to win.
The piece argues that since a 1892 fee bill, Republican officers in the county have returned 20 114 87 after expenses to the county treasury, while Populist and Democratic officers yielded far less, alleging Democratic misconduct and claiming Republican saving.
The passage lauds county clerk T X Kohlman for strong finances and a net profit of 5206.87 in 1 year and 9 months, notes L X Kohlman’s two-year record, commends assessor Wa Bripces, and predicts George B Colgate will win the next county superintendent seat with a Republican ticket push.
The Canon City Elks held a grand rally to initiate about fifty candidates mostly from Salida and the Wet Mountain Valley, with a few locals. The event drew numerous prominent men from Pueblo as witnesses to the initiation proceedings.
Verner Simon is a well qualified candidate for sheriff. He brings property and business experience and aims to promote Fremont County prosperity and orderly affairs. As former under sheriff he knows the office duties and may win support from independent voters.
The piece lauds Albert Philipp as a businesslike Republican commissioner who saves taxpayers money and prioritizes practical governance over partisan politics. It frames him as a skilled administrator rather than a traditional politician.
News from San Francisco reports Mr and Mrs Harry Chemberlin rejoicing over the birth of a daughter at their home. Also advertised Plantation Lemon and Horehound Drops at 20c a pound, fresh hourly. Miller notes readers can obtain another Record if they miss a copy to follow the story The Great K and A Train Robbery.
The council met last Monday with all members except Reeves. Finance reports show funds totaling 8734.59 held by treasurer clerk and water superintendent. Mingay must return 37.50 to City Treasurer Ferrier after warrant refusal. Water sale proposal from Chandler rejected. Sewer bids rejected. re advertisement ordered. Water tax collection assigned. total delinquent sum 361.00. Council adjourned.
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