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Newspaper
Canon City Record
Location
Canon City, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1903
Page
3
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure eases indigestion and stomach troubles by digesting foods, making meals taste good and nutrients absorbed. It asserts a universal remedy for stomach and digestive tract issues, sold by Seely Drug Company.
A testimonial from W.S. Ketter of Shreport, Louisiana, claims DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him after other remedies failed, praising it for bleeding itching and protruding hemorrhoids. Also mentions future travel ads and train service promotions, plus a wants column note.
Fragmentary notice describes a rail route through Cripple Jean to Colorado Springs and mentions a new euro-car at 817 Main Street with price context around 81¢.
Treasury Secretary Leslie M. Shaw delivered an address to the National Association of Merchants and Travelers at the Auditorium last Thursday night on The Business Outlook. He argued prosperity would continue under current conditions and presented figures on production and trade to support his view. He also discussed currency legislation and proposed elastic circulating notes issued by national banks with Treasury safeguards.
An informal reception at the new high school drew about 160 attendees including students, parents, and friends. Mesdames Cameron Coulter and Biggs, with Mr Biggs and Thompson, assisted as visitors were welcomed by Superintendent Allen who discussed courses and school work. He invites patrons to visit during sessions and to contact him at 810 Rudd. Q A Larson, former penitentiary guard, has moved to Denver for a new job.
The article discusses Governor Peabody appointing Clyde C. Dawson to aid in the Kansas Colorado water dispute. It outlines Kansas objections to river water being diverted for Colorado irrigation, the Colorado demurrer, and the amended petition adding placer mining firms over river pollution. It notes the slow Supreme Court process and hopes for a strong Colorado defense yet acknowledges Kansas may have entitlements in the contention.
A brief note states that fresh ice cream is available every hour and that doctors recommend it. The price is twenty cents per pint, with jars marketing the quality as clean and flavorful.
The Harris Palatial Car Company plans a New Jersey organized venture with 1 million dollars capital to operate a fivecar Waldorf Astoria deluxe train running between New York and San Francisco. The luxury train would feature palm gardens laundry and exclusive service booked by top hosts and travel via New York Central Lane Short Line Chicago Northwestern and Union Pacific with faster schedules than present and potential expansion if successful.
An advertisement compares children to young plants, noting some grow stronger despite the same care. It argues weakness stems from improper nourishment, and claims Scott's Emulsion feeds the child, addressing growth issues and improving health.
The South Canon board of education bought a site on Park avenue west of Fairview terrace for a two story brick high school with stone trim. Plans by C. Ritteshaus show 64 by 111 feet with first floor study rooms and second floor labs, a 14 foot basement, and a total cost of 11500 dollars funded by spring election funds. A bank forgery case ends without arrest as R W McDonald recovered a bad check and Bert Scott’s name appeared on the signature. Police and city marshal MacKenzie investigated but found no trace of the forger.
Labor Day passed without formal celebration in Canon City yet the day was observed as a holiday by most residents. Hundreds traveled to Pueblo for festivities while others picnicked in the hills or drove along mountain roads. Streets were nearly empty as people sought rest from business and daily cares on an ideal outing day.
Governor Peaboy named Clyde C. Dawson of this city as an assistant to Attorney General Miller in the Kansas Colorado water dispute now pending before the U S Supreme Court. Dawson is cited for deep knowledge of questions involved and aligns with Denver firms Rogers Greg Shafroth and Hayt to aid in defending the suit seen as vital to the Arkansas valley.
The YMCA reports eighty five season tickets for the Star course remain unspoken for with sales starting September 15 at 8:00 AM at L W Felt ers clothing store. Remaining events include talks by Rev Geo E Keithley and Rev JG Blake, plus solo performances by Miss Allie Hart and Mr G B Flemming. Gym classes begin October 1 with schedules for Senior Business Intermediate Junior groups and a women’s class to form if enough applicants.
Bids will be received until noon September 12 for the excavation of the school building for District No. 8. Specifications available at the architect O. C. Kittenouse's office. By order of the board. Bill J. L. Hearox, secretary.
In Canon City the article notes Miller's Ice Cream and Candy as the cheapest food item today. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for bilious attacks and claims a quick cure. Sold by all druggists.
The article recalls Jennie Jerome, a striking New York girl nicknamed pretty Jennie Jerome, whose marriage to Lord Randolph Churchill marked a notable chapter in a long line of prominent international figures as Mrs George Cornwallis West plans a visit.
A brief note urges merchants not to stop advertising or risk fading visibility and business decline. The message warns that ceasing promotion erodes cumulative publicity and could lead to a decline similar to a cycle trust collapse.
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