Spring millinery arrives and Easter events noted
Irwin's offers spring hats and draped sailor outfits while Mrs Bottomley markets pulley belts. Easter social at the Christian church Friday April 13. Dr A W Seabury to visit La Mar May 21 for a week. District court session next Tuesday with criminal and civil docket items.
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The
Christian Church
District Court
Indigo in Colonial Times and Easter Violets
A reflective piece recalls colonial indigo farming led by Eliza Lucas and how indigo became a de facto currency, supported by Governor Lucas favor and an English tutor Cromwell. It notes education funding fueled by indigo profits and a wave of colonial prosperity, followed by a fleeting ad for Easter violets at Mrs Bottomley’s.
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Longman’s Magazine
George Lucas
Carolina
Antigua
Eliza
Gov. Lucas
England
America
Miss Lucas
Cromwell
Philadelphia
Law Practice Opening Notice in Lamar
J. C. Horn announces intent to commence regular law practice in Lamar by May 1 and will attend to April matters. He will be in Lamar on Friday April 6 at Judge Doughty’s office. Also advertised is hat remodeling services by Mrs Bottomley offering trimming and styling.
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Gus Rapier
Syracuse
Central States
Samar
Lamar
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Cudahy
Queensware
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Rank J. Holmes & CO
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Colorado
Ada Burks
Chicago
Bryant
A. W. Seabury
Union Hotel
D. W. Robinson
Granada
McLean Bros.’ Drug Store
W. J. Johnston
Kansas
J. M. Johnston
KE. Bent
Electric Company
L. M. Gee
N. F. Vidal
W. M. Wiley
Holly
Jacob Beard
Samuel Pawley
John S. Simpson
Trinidad
Land Office
Carrizo
Ladies of the Christian Church
Close Bros. & Go
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Prowers County
Arkansas Valley
Amity Canal
Close Bros. & Co
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Dewey
Boyd
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