Farewell Sermon to Rev Harry N Wilson at Canon City church
An immense audience at First Presbyterian Canon City honors Rev Harry N Wilson on his farewell Sunday before his move to Muncie Indiana. He recalls four years of service, gratitude, and calls for ongoing church growth, unity, and generous support, praising members, the organ, and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Harry N. Wilson
Muncie
Indiana
Canon City
Wilson
H. N. Wilson
B. F. Rockafellow
Colorado
Canon Friends
Dr. Cuyler
Jesus Christ
Mra Wilson
Lost Child Reunited With Father After Ten Year S Rift
Henry Brownlee of Fruitmere and his daughter Elsie were reunited in Lincoln Nebraska after a decade apart. Authorities including Governor Mickey aided the release from a charitable institution where the girl had been kept until age of majority under a service contract. Brownlee produced letters of character and support from Colorado Can'on City residents to secure custody. The article also notes a social trip by Supt. and Mrs. Jesse Waters in their private car to Cripple Creek with several guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brownlee
Fruitmere
Elsie
Lincoln
Nebraska
Mickey
Brownlee
Beatrice
Colorado
Canon City
Jesse Waters
Waters
Cripple Creek
Ned C. Craven
H. Page
Texas
Guy A. Hardy
Vi Jones
Sedalia
Missouri
Arkansas Valley poised for industrial boom in minerals and farming
The Arkansas Valley holds vast mineral and agricultural wealth, with coal iron silver gold and myriad resources ready for capitalist development. The region is seen as a future manufacturing hub, where labor and capital can transform waste lands into productive mills and jobs, expanding regional prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Valley
Egypt
Ophir
Colorado
Angora Cats and Colorado Valley Prospects
The article profiles Canon City Angora cats led by Dade owned by Mrs. W. B. Knox and notes other feline enthusiasts in Colorado Springs and Pueblo. It then shifts to a visionary view of Arkansas Valley industry, urging development in leather, textiles, leather goods, glass, marble, and various manufacturing opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon City
West
Dade
W. B. Knox
Prince of Orange
T. M. Harding
Royal Norton
Florence
Lowell
Manchester
Paterson
Lord Besconsfield
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Trinidad
Pueblo
Arness
Busy Diamond Fire Brick Company Hums With Orders
The Diamond Fire Brick Company, visited near South Canon, operates a double shift to meet unusually strong demand for fire brick silica brick and tiling. Manager E. C. Hiatt notes expanding needs from smelters in Pueblo and other Arkansas valley locations as clay is mined near Dawson and transported to the South Ninth street plant for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Fire Brick Company
South Canon
E.C. Hiatt
Hiatt
Pueblo
Dawson
South Ninth Street
Arkansas Valley
From Stowaway to Merchant Prince Lipton’s Rise and Advertising Creed
Thomas Lipton, aged thirty to forty, lands in New York after a coal dust voyage from Charleston. In Chicago his abattoirs process 3600 hogs daily for shipment in 600 refrigerator cars to global markets. Lipton’s empire spans 420 shops in the UK, 1800 workers in his London office, 200 printers, and a fleet delivering tea and sugar worldwide. Lipton credits advertising as the lifeblood of modern trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnston Lipton
New York
Charleston
Chicago
Seaboard
Lipton
London
United Kingdom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev
Mia Lewis
Miss Briggs
Maters Vineyard
Littl
Arkanans
Pias
Bull Hill
Arkansas
Dude
Angoras
Knox
George Quayle
Patience
Beas
Wilburn
Colorado Springs
W. B. Clark
Missouri River
Germany
Kansas
Ohio
Arizona
Union
Texas Cotton Fields
Florence and
Boulder
Aretapm
Ston Y Acrows
Moody Streets
Merchant
Thomas Lipton
Owen
Scotland
Perhspe
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