By Michael L. Olsen, Chris Nicholl, Sydne Dean, Dennis Daily, Tim Blevins
Firm & Innovation within the Pikes height zone” used to be the topic of the seventh Annual Pikes height neighborhood historical past Symposium. This ebook comprises the learn provided on the symposium, in addition to a few supplemental assets that round-out a dialogue of the varied recommendations of the area. advancements in invention, trade, technology, flight, tourism, crafts, arts, performing, therapeutic and group development are explored within the chapters of this e-book. each concept, try, failure and accomplishment was once based on desires and the anticipation of success.
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Lucas, after which congratulations and refreshments followed. 96 DAILY, ET AL. • 35 The second article, a terse statement of vital record, announced, “DIED. . Friday, Feb. 1. 1895, at 109 West Moreno avenue, Albert Hennefeld, aged 30 years. Interment at St. ”97 The 1880 St. Louis census lists a Hennefeld family in which both the head of household and the oldest son were named Albert. If this is the correct family, Hennefeld, then listed as 17 years old, was born in Germany around 1863. Immigrating to the United States in 1870, the family settled in St.
Boulder Daily Camera, May 14, 1892; The Colorado City Iris, September 28, 1892. 26. Boulder Daily Camera, December 13, 1892; Castle Rock Journal, November 16, 1892. 27. Rocky Mountain News, October 6, 1893. DAILY, ET AL. • 55 28. The Evening Post (Denver), December 29, 1894. 29. A minor ore of gold and tellurium occurring in the United States only in California and Colorado. In Colorado, it was mined as part of the Cripple Creek ore deposit. Paul W. S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, 1968), 1112.
177 In Colorado Springs he began a long career as a solicitor, traveling agent, canvasser and inventor. The Wards’ first child, a daughter named Alta, was born in 1891. A son, Melvin, was born in 1894. 178 Ward, who declared his occupation “inventor” in 1910, was granted at least six patents between 1892 and 1911. His 1892 patent, a lid holder for pans or vessels, reflects a time when stove-top boiling was a mainstay of food preparation. The holder was a spring clamp that would hold a lid securely on a cooking pot and, when two spring arms were drawn together, would allow water to be drained from the pot without the lid falling off or the contents being spilled.
