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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1902
Page
1
County Notes recounts Holly residents visiting Coolidge, beet crops and ground preparation, and local commerce. Amity items note salary rise, housing shortages, people moving, telegraph work, fencing, a grandparent’s death, and Sunday meetings led by a kirchin officer. Water to Amity canal slated April 15 and land seekers survey the north side.
The text explains celery growth quality by location, seed germination in 12 to 14 days, and February or March sowing in shallow loam flats. It advises moist soil, germination under benches or windows, gradual light acclimation, and one or two transplantings in boxes before field setting, noting Professor Taft's advice to sow seeds early in spring.
Real estate transfers filed last week include April 7 quit claim from School District No. 18 to Barbara S. Harvey and others covering lots 1 through 6, block 20, Granada old town, and an April 7 warranty deed from Amity Land Co. to L. L. Redeck for SW 4 percent NW 33-22-42, 100 920 00.
April 10 recorded transfers include D. and D. addition to Granada with tax deed to Addie Froman for lot 7 block 37 and an Amity Land Co warranty deed to SEY SE 20-22-42 conveyed for 800.00 dollars.
John Lawrence born July 6 1826 in Huron County Ohio died April 10 1902 at his son in law I A Jontz Carlton residence at age 75 years 9 months 4 days He married Lucinda Leffel July 2 1857 They had four children three sons and five daughters Three daughters and three sons live near Carlton George Samuel and Mrs Jontz The mother died June 10 1883 and three daughters have passed away He joined to the U P church after leaving the M E church about four years ago His last words were God s will be done I resign myself to his care Funeral services Friday by Rev Jeffers Remains taken to Silver Lake Indiana for interment beside his wife George accompanied them
In celery culture a rich deep loose soil is ideal. Best results come from general bottom lands or soils that are thoroughly drained and reclaimed.
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