Colorado Events and Disasters Track a Busy Summer
Western Newspaper Union lists forthcoming Colorado events from June through October including fairs races and conventions. Notables include the State Christian Endeavor Convention in Colorado Springs and the Grand Lodge Session of Elks in Denver. Also noted are lightning fatalities and relief efforts for Ludlow women and children.
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Manzanola
Grand Lodge
B.P
Elks
Denver
Gunnion
Prowers Co
Lamar
Bent Co
Las Animas
Fowler
Ocky Ford
Rocky Ford
Farmers’ and Stockmen’s
Burlington
Morgan Co
Fort Norgan
Inter-Co
Limon
Montrose
Ortez
Calhan
Kremmling
Colo.New Mex
Durango
Supreme Council of the Loyal Order of Moose
Denver School Board
Sligo
W. H. Morgan
W. H. Allen
Allen Dairy
Fred Schneidmiller
Loveland
la Junta
Washington
Colorado
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Frazer Arnold
Harry E. Fontius
University of Colorado
Boulder
Western Union Telegraph Company
Union
National Assembly of Civil Service Commissions
Pueblo
Woman’s Relief Committee
Ludlow
May Ore Production at Granite Gold Mines Reaches 3000 Tons
Gran ite Gold Mining Company reports May ore output over 3000 tons from the Granite Gold Coin Dillon and Monument properties on Battle mountain south side. The Dillon shaft extension aims to 1400 feet to improve development. Wild Horse mill produced 228 ounces of gold from 1200 tons at Bull Hill, value about 3500 dollars, with bullion brick sent to Denver mint.
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Western
Union News Service
Cripple Creek
Colo
May
Granite Gold Mining Company
Granite, Gold Coin
Dillon and
Monument Mines
Battle Mountain
Dillon
Bull Hill
United States Mint
Denver
Woodmen Honor Dead Comrades in Denver Memorial
The Woodmen of the World held annual memorial services at Unity church in Denver attended by about 8,000 members. At 10:30 the camps formed in line and marched to the church as Wilbur Cannon read the list of 93 members who died that year and C. M. Kellogg delivered the eulogy. Reverend David Utter spoke on the order and a program of musical numbers was presented.
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Denver
Woodmen of the World
Unity Church
Wilbur Cannon
C. M. Kellogg
David Utter
Woodmen’s Order
New County Towns Settle Fight Over Seat
New Raymer and Keota agree to raise 10000 dollars for a new county courthouse if Keota is chosen as the county seat for the proposed Pawnee county. The plan creates thirteen towns in the future county carved from Weld.
Stacy Heads Barbers' Association in Colorado Springs
Thomas C. Stacy of Denver was elected president of the Colorado Journeymen Barbers' Association at the annual meeting. Denver was chosen as the 1915 meeting place.
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Colorado Springs
Thomas C. Stacy
Denver
Colorado Journeymen Barbers’ Association
Billy Sunday May Dodge Denver Visit
Denver and Colorado Springs debate Billy Sunday’s fall trip. If public support coalesces, Sunday will travel to Denver. otherwise he may skip the planned visit.
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Billy Sunday
Denver
Colorado Springs
What He Needed After Testimony
Witness Jack Sullivan, who accused Becker of being framed by gamblers, created an uproar in court and refused to answer as others wished. Outside, friends urged him to drink, but he declined saying he needed rest, not a drink, to recover from the ordeal.
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Jack Sullivan
Becker
Sullivan
Jack
Cure of Psoriasis on Limbs Reported by Soldier
Walter Mahony of Camp McCoy Sparta Wisconsin describes a two year psoriasis outbreak on arms and limbs. After trying treatments he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, purchased samples, finished a full course in three months, and reported complete cure. An advertisement notes Cuticura products sold worldwide with a skin book offer.
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6Th
U.S. Cavalry
Camp McCoy
Sparta
Wis
Walter Mahony
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
How to Tell Mastoiditis in Early Stages
Medical specialists at the New York State Medical Society meeting stressed early detection to avoid serious surgery or death. Mastoiditis is indicated by tenderness and a ridge like bone behind the ear, especially with a turning or itching ear.
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New York State Medical Society
Not transferable ticket meaning explained
Scattered exasperated exchange about a ticket line Not transferable. Dorman explains it means no gentleman admitted unless he comes himself. The dialogue attributes a strict rule for entry and emphasizes personal presence.
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Mr. Johnsing
Mr. Dorman
Johnsing
Not Wholly True Pact Question Arises
Dialogue hints at a dispute over an alliance or agreement. A wife’s divorce suggests personal strain linked to the matter, while public trust in the pact remains in doubt and calls for scrutiny.
Concerning Clothes and Fashion Fads
A severe woman calls recent fashions burlesques while Miss Cayenne counters that some outfits resemble travesties on good form. The exchange highlights playful critique of current styles and the trend toward satirical take-offs.
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Miss Cayenne
A Punchy Motto From A Quipster Era
A compact reflective quip says a man relies on his pull to heaven should shovel coal. It hints at the effort behind salvation and the friction in pursuing romance. It also humorously notes dressing affects temperament and suggests quitting stiff collars to avoid anger.
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L. B. Whiterbee
Brighton
Stacy Heads Barbers’ Association
Tue
Coca-Cola Co
Arrawra, Ga
Daisy Fly Killer
DeKalb Ave
Breekiya
Ouan Ie Resse
America
Diamond Pub’g. CO
Philadelphia
Pean
Gurren Lasomatory
Berkeley
Calttera
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