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100 years ago: “Clem Russell will forget the troubles incident to the district clerk’s life for a few days. He was off to his Springs Creek Ranch with all the paraphernalia necessary for sha...

DATE: Jul 1, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “Mr. Ferguson, a stranger in Durango, presented to the City Council an application for a saloon license in the old Antler’s Saloon the quarters recently fitted up and known as...

DATE: Jun 30, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is history

100 years ago: “It will be wisdom for North Durango parents residing on Third Avenue to keep an eye out for ‘rattlers’ as several were killed in the section last year and they are showing up...

DATE: Jun 29, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “W.M. Graff is delivering some fine strawberries from his ranch, the Dunlap & Parson Beauty – he is delivering to the Durango Mercantile Company.” 75 years ago: “Wi...

DATE: Jun 28, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “Don McLean went upon the Vallecito again bound and determined to fetch home that big one which has taken so many of his hooks and leaders.” 75 years ago: “D.A. Jam...

DATE: Jun 27, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “Hugo R. Buerger, partner in the famous firm of Buerger Brothers of Denver, came in on the Southern. Hugo can tell you more about hair tonics in the German language than a Fre...

DATE: Jun 26, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “Don Thorton drove in his 3-year-old, 1,200 pound Percheron, a beauty in form, color and movement. Aside from high-class stock, Dan always has a Schutler or Bain wagon on the ...

DATE: Jun 25, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “Yesterday’s Farmington train was about 10 minutes late getting in. On the way down, about ½-mile south of Flora Vista, the front wheels on the tender’s first truck got on the...

DATE: Jun 24, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “Charles Stilwell get an auto! Wait until he does – but do not get impatient.” 75 years ago: “Thirty employees of the Graden Mercantile Company, in company with the...

DATE: Jun 23, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “The ‘Gem’ theater opened its doors to the public for its initial performance, within a very short time the S.R.O. sign had to be hung out. Proprietor J.O. Taylor obtained the...

DATE: Jun 22, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: “The new theater being completed by J. O. Taylor on the corner of 10th Street and Main Avenue, and which will give its initial performance tomorrow night, is the most up-to-th...

DATE: Jun 21, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

And the West is History

100 years ago: Fort Lewis – “On Thursday the institute members had an air of getting ready to go home. Mrs. Cozine closed her class in paper cutting and folding to make way for Miss Shoe’s c...

DATE: Jun 20, 2013 | CATEGORY: And the West is History

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(Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) 30001994Denny Finn wears a tank he constructed during the “No Kings” march and rally on Saturday at Buckley Park in Durango. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) 30001787Ann Markward welcomes more than 2,000 people on Saturday during the “No Kings” march and rally in Buckley Park. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) 15001659About 2,600 people took to the streets on Saturday in a “No Kings” march and rally, making their way up Main Avenue from College Drive to Buckley Park. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) 15001694About 2,600 people took to the streets on Saturday in a “No Kings” march and rally, making their way up Main Avenue from College Drive to Buckley Park. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) 30002404About 2,600 people took to the streets on Saturday in a “No Kings” march and rally, making their way up Main Avenue from College Drive to Buckley Park. 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(Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) 30001811About 2,600 people took to the streets on Saturday in a “No Kings” march and rally, making their way up Main Avenue from College Drive to Buckley Park. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) 30002203Calvin Bufkin, 5, works on a sign during the “No Kings” march and rally on Saturday at Buckley Park in Durango. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) 30002032About 2,600 people took to the streets on Saturday in a “No Kings” march and rally, making their way up Main Avenue from College Drive to Buckley Park. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Photos: Thousands take to the streets for ‘No Kings’ march and rally in Durango
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