Nightingales Nest Beside Rifle Range In Kent
A pair of nightingales built a nest in a stack of fagots behind a rifle target at a Kent range. Despite hundreds of bullets splintering the wood, the parents fed and protected their young until a fatal shot ended one chick, while they persisted until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crank
Kent
Herbert Allchin
Maidstone
W. Cogger
Maidstone Company
First West Kent Rifle Volunteers
Cogger
The Fashionable Parlor and Monte Carlo Gambling Losses
A New York Post critique of refined parlor design urges a lively focal point to avoid sterile rooms. The piece then reports Monte Carlo gambling revenue for the year to 31 October, including 14.95 million francs intake and 35 suicides linked to gambling losses, with major expenses allocated to princes, public charges, officials, theater and charity.
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Monte Carlo Protite
Monte Carlo
Albert
Monaco
Sims Reeves Ready Reply and Early Career Clash
Sims Reeves, then seven and a half, was in his twenties when his voice gained power. He often clashed with a brusque teacher who once interrupted him during a song. Reeves retorted that the teacher was sharp, seized his magic, and fled the room.
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Sims Reeves
Reeves
To Cure A Cold In One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertising note promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold by all druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails. The box price is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Anthony H. Heber
Prowers
Inter
Pew
Notic and Complaints at Lamar Land Office 1895
Notices of complaints and hearings at the Lamar U S Land Office in Prowers County Colorado. Entries concern Walter J Woods guardianship and abandonment of Homestead No 1559 in section 2 township 22S range 42W. Mat Creaban timber culture entry issues. and other homestead and irrigation disputes. Audiences ordered to appear May 6 and May 7, 1895 to respond and provide testimony.
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Augustus J. Wampler
Walter J. Woods
W. Woods
Albert R. Woods
Michael Guardian
Prowers
Colorado
Azo
B. Thoman
U.S. Lanp
Lamar
CoLo
Leo B. Hutchins
Mat Creaban
Iss
S. E
Hange
Prowers County
Frost Lincerr
U.S
Vic
Samuel W. Goodale
Hereas
Jerome Blackwell
Elizabeth M. Blackwell
A. D
Anthony H. Heber
10Thwest
State of Colorado
The
American Trtist Company
Meade Cenas
Elizabeth M
Wm. McKenzie
Tate
U.S. Lane
Coro
Lewis J. Edmunds
Samuel F. Newby
W. A. Merring
Register
Santa Fe Route announces faster rail service
Santa Fe railroad publicizes new and improved train service from Denver to California in two days with two fast trains daily to Kansas City and Chicago. Travel times shortened to New Mexico El Paso and Mexico and through sleeping and chair cars extended. Dining cars and Harvey houses praised. Local Denver connections and reservations through J. P. Hall in Denver.
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Denver
California
Kansas City
Chicago
New Mexico
el Paso
Mexico
Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pueblo
J. P. Hall
Lawrence Street
Denver, Colo
Local Officials and Officers Named in County Ledger
A list of county and city officials appears, naming Clerk and Recorder, Treasurer, Superintendent of Schools, County Judge, Surveyor, Coroner, and others. Included are Reed, Faulkner, McDowell, McKenzie, Bent, Barnes, Robinson, Irwin, Johnston, Hottel, Fred Lee, Maxwell and city officials. The document cites commission chair Cnry and other officials, with roles and titles in the county and city administration.
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B. Faulkner
J. A. McDowell
Wm. McKenzie J. W. Bent Id
Barnes Robinson
E. Irwin
F. Cnry
Bee
W. J. Johnston
Secret Societies Meet in Lamar Area Fraternal Lodges
Orient Charter No 82 R A M meets first and third Wednesdays Lamar Lopck No 90 meets first and third Saturdays W C Gouth W M Lyncn Secretary I O O F Lamar Lodge No meets Tuesdays Lamar Came No 36 meets last Saturday Woodmen of the World Lamar Tent No 15 meets last Wednesday K OT M Lamar Fire Department meets first Tuesday each month Alexander Realm No 99 meets Mondays All visiting members invited to attend and neighbors welcome.
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Order
J.G. Boyp
N. G. A. van Deusen
Sec
Woodmen
Lamar
P.m
Alwere vi
L. E. Prrtoup
A. van Deusen
K. O. T. M.—Lamar
Masonic Hall
I. H. Myers
Com
C.M. Lex
R. K
Lamar Fire Department
Willis Wilson
Jax T. Lawvess
Alexander Realm
P. m
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Lanp
Offic
Laman
Cor
Cole
Appea
Rles Reynolds
Ewers County
Gould
Charecaing Fis
Uth da
C. Frost
Ation
John A. Williams
D. R. Henderson
Lamar, Colo
J. Albert Wilson
Owen Cox
Holly, Colo. A
Mit
W. A. Merrint
Del
R.washer CO
Wayne, Ind
Colorado Points
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Boston
New York
Gen
Pass. Dept
Lawrence St
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
America
Globe-Democrat
Charce
Globe Printing Co
ST. Louis, MO
Lee
Alj. Hottel
Fred Lee
LL. L. Maxwell
Granada Societies
A. F
A. M
D. W. Robinson
W. M
L. McPherson
Jas. Barclay
N.G. J. L. Mayfield
United Presbyterians
I. C. Rankin
J. E. Cuoren
Sp. m
Y. m
G. W. Corey
Christian Cuuren
May Valley
Zopper
Darien
Cal
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