Peabody Military Band Elects Officers in Year One Milestone
The Peabody Military Band held its annual officer election in Carson City marking its first year of existence. President James H. Peabody reports strong finances with nearly 1800 spent on uniforms instruments and a band stand leaving debt under 34. New officers named include W A Sheek vice president William Dyer treasurer Robert Backus secretary W G Spreyer musical director Bert Ellis assistant director C A Walters and Grant Gillett librarians.
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Peabody Military Band
James H. Peabody
First National Bank
Carson City
W. A. Sheek
Wm. Dyer
Robert Backus
W. G. Spreyer
Bert Ellis
Breakfast bread and groceries headline fragment
The fragment mentions Crown Patent bread, a grocer and Illinois visitors staying with relation to F. W. Jacobs, 1116 Greenwood Ave. It also lists Tanner & Co with members Harry A. Lee and Judge Bissell of Denver and George W. Roe of Pueblo, plus a Carion City Command ery conclave in Kansas, and a note about Omaha Market selling corn-fed beef.
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Harry A. Lee
Judge Bissell
Denver
George W. Roe
Pueblo
Carion City Commandery
K. T
Crown Patent flour touted as best and local school tensions rise
In Carion City rumors claim Seventh Day Adventists plan a private school drawing students from public schools. Local figures include D A Bradbury named to a Colorado architecture board, and assayer J W Law reviewing Custer county minerals. Community news covers sales, relocations, and local events.
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Carion City
Seventh Day Adventists
Crown Patent Flour Promises Uniform Quality and Reliability
The Ideal Flour for pies and pastry and Old Reliable bread is Crown Patent flour. It stays uniform with no seconds, being made from the best selected wheat by the latest scientific methods. Ask your grocer for Crown Patent and take no other.
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Crown Patent
Train wreck on the Santa Fe injures seven men
A work train derailed toward Brookside, injuring seven section men and killing Shacklett who died Sunday morning. The injured were Shacklett, Graham, Anderson, Truio, Lobato, Romero, and Benham. most are in La Junta hospital with varying injuries. The body of Shacklett was sent to Nickerson Kansas for burial.
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Santa Fe
Brookside
A. R. Shacklett
Robert Graham
Peter Anderson
Lobato
Romero
la Junta
The Record Want Column Ad Note
The notice promotes the Record Want Column as widely read and inexpensive. It urges listing items for rent or sale, noting a $2.00 rate for the ad and mentioning a Sunday trip to Cripple Creek with a time reference.
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Record
Cripple Creek
Tisin Seaves &T
Free Lectures Increase Attendance in New York
Free lectures under the New York City Department of Education show an 18,678 rise in attendance during winter and spring compared with the prior year, with about 8,000 members. Bethany Church in Philadelphia adds 540 seats to accommodate a 3,000 member congregation and a Sunday usher event next.
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New York
New York City
Bethany Church
Philadelphia
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B. Sublette
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado Springs
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Addie Macon
Z.T. Broughton
Lincoln Park
Condit
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Florence
LF. Dawson
Notary Public
Record Office
Try McNelly
Meate
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Stetson
Douglas
Regent
J. M. Ragsdale & Sons
Sale County
Amica
Fremont County Bank
Cafton City
First Nationaans
Ton City
Penn County Bank
Cando
North Dakota
Newton
Kansas
E. E. Jacobs
Charles
Illinois
F. W. Jacobs
Greenwood Ave
Tanner & Co
Omaha
Whipple
Fremont County
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American Institute of Architect
Bishop Sykes
Victor
Sykes
Sne Nakes Pet Sreety
Cameron Mountain
Col
E. E. Rankin
Cafton
Arlington
Texas
J. W. Law
Custer County
Whipple’s
Galveston
H. G. Wetherer
Rudd
M. J. Woodyard
Cafson City
Missouri
Tanner & Co’s
L. E. McDougal
Cajon City
Eighth and Harrison
B. of P. & D. of America
Maude
May Chapman
City
Liberty
Liberty Ladies College
Bessie Sanders
Silver Cliff
John Chetelat
Harrison
Pansy Raynolds
Ruth Lewis
Colorado College
J. P. Chapman
W. F. Jaggers
Santa Rita
New Mexico
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Monarch
Williamsburg
Florence Tribune
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Coal Creek
Leadville
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Whipple's
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Kipling
Sia. Island Ummer Resort
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Main St
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Jola Herman
Gradimste
Crerscsor
A. E. Rudolph
Huffman
Davis
Handy & McGee Mer. Co
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