People
Collection for person entities.
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- W.C. Calhoun
- Calhoun was a Denver, Colorado-based publisher in the early 20th century.
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- W.D. Toyne
- Came from Ohio. He was the city manager of Grand Junction from 1950-1956. He had significant previous experience as city manager in other towns. According to local historian and city councilman Karl Johnson, he was let go by the council as a result of his inability to satisfy Walter Walker, the managing editor of the Daily Sentinel.
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- W.L. "Windy" Martin
- He was born and raised in Mangum, Oklahoma. He was a drummer, stage manager, and paymaster for Fred G. Brunk's Comedians tent show in 1931 and 1932. After that, he promoted dance bands around the Southwest until 1937. Then he took a job working for the railroad. He retired as a salesman for Brothers Company in Grand Junction.
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- W.L. Cummings
- Owner of the W.L. Cummings Chemical Co. with claims in Bull Canyon, Gypsum Valley, and Hamm Canyon. He also owned a boarding house in Bull Canyon, near Bedrock, Colorado, in the 1910s.
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- W.L. Jones
- Early resident of Crested Butte, Colorado. Died in the Jokerville Mine Explosion on January 24, 1884.
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- W.O. Hoar
- He owned a farm in the Third Fruitridge area of Mesa County, Colorado. He had a daughter named Bonnie Belle, described by childhood neighbor Albert Rood as a real outdoor girl who taught him how to milk a cow. The Hoar family was from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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- W.O. Luke
- Luke was a photographer based in Leadville, Colorado.
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- W.S. Edwards
- Edwards was the proprietor of the Salida Bottling Company, which was located at 309 W. 1st Street, in Salida, Colorado.
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- W.S. Gardener
- Settler of Clifton, Colorado.