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O. W. Daggett, standing in timber.
"Mr. Daggett came to Colorado in 1882, and was one of the first to homestead land in the Eagle river valley. He owned and operated the Red Rock ranch and the Daggett store in Gypsum until 1897, when he went to Fulford, as postmaster and store operator. ..Later he was employed in the Eagle river canon. ... In 1891 he started publication of the Holy Cross Trail, and continued the publication of that paper until 1940."...
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Adrian Reynolds, Jr., a newspaper man from Kansas who came to Eagle County. He first ran a newspaper in Red Cliff, then in 1918 purchased the Eagle Valley Enterprise in Eagle, which he ran until his death in 1948.
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The "Eagle County Blade" office in Red Cliff. The "Eagle County Blade" was a Red Cliff based newspaper established by John D. Nims in 1894. It ran through 1911, when it was consolidated with the Eagle Valley Enterprise under the management of G. T. Haubrich.
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John D. Nims works inside the "Eagle County Blade" newspaper office in Red Cliff. Taken around 1903. The "Eagle County Blade" was a Red Cliff based newspaper established by John D. Nims in 1894. It ran through 1911, when it was consolidated with the Eagle Valley Enterprise under the management of G. T. Haubrich.
