Granada Fire Destroys Blue Block Amid Large Losses
Granada experiences a major fire at the Blue Block building near Main Street. Fire destroyed the structure leading to significant losses for occupants including D W Robinson and Dr D H Dickason with no insurance on the building. Residents reflect on reduced fire risk after the incident. ARIEL.
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Granada
D. H. Dickason
Lewis Carter
D. W. Robinson
John Q. Hagerman
M. F. Dickinson
J. C. Merrill & Co
A. T
Carter
Robinson
Hassler
Dickason
Ariel
Local Fraternities Meet Weekly Schedule In Various Posts
Lamar Love No 80 meets Tuesdays at 8 p.m. All members and visiting brothers welcome. Heaton and Cape, secretaries. Lawan Loner U D meets third Saturday evening. GoopaLe W M Traxier Sec. Lamar Camp No 36 Woodmen of the World meets first and third Fridays at 8 p.m. Visiting neighbors welcome. Heysert W C Pree Clerk. Kit Carson Post 00.0 G A R meets second and fourth Thursdays at 8 p.m. Comrades invited. GoopaLe Com, Cooren Adj. Women’s Reiter Corrs meet at Odd Fellows hall second and fourth Thursdays at 3 p.m. GooLp Pres. Coorer Sec. LaMar Free Department meets first Tuesday each month at Office of Assistant Chief Parmenter at 8 p.m. Prep Sensior Chief Lawess Sec. Alexander Realm No 9 meets Mondays at 8 p.m. Granada Societies A F & A M Granada Lopes No 72 meets before full moon and two weeks after. Hurcams W M. McPherson Sec. I O O F Graxapa Lopes No 78 meets every Saturday night. McKenzie N G Prawn Len Secy. G A R Procrox Post No 47 meets islandrd Tuesdays monthly at Masonic hall. Comrades invited. Dickinson Com. Rouinson Adj.
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Lamar
At & P.m
Order
Cardiae
W. E. Cape
N. P. Heaton
Sec
Woodmen OF the World
Lamar Camp No
T. Heysert
W.C
Kit Carson Post
C. C. GoopaLe
Com
D. E. Cooren
Adj
W. R.C
Women's Reiter Corrs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W.C. GooLp
D. E. Coorer
Tue LaMar Free Department
Parmenter
Sensior
Jon T. Lawess
Granada Societies
A. PF
A. M
Granada Lopes No. 72
C. J. Hurcams
W. M
C. L. McPherson
Sec'y
Graxapa Lopes No
Wo. McKenzie
N. G. Prawn Len
Procrox Post
Church services and Sunday school schedule near Lamar Granada
E Cuunea and Lamar services held Sunday at 11 a m and 9 45 a m. Prayer meeting at Tan Y P S C E meets daily at 7 30 p m. Sunday school at 9 20 a m with social meeting and reading at 10 45 a m. May Valley School House gathering at 3 p m. Granada Sunday School meets at M E Church Granada Sundays at 2 29 p m. Everyone invited.
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E. Cuunea
Lamar
Hareley Emeaing
Tan
Y. P.S.C.E
W. I. Tarvor
Cronca
Lawar
May Valling Sunpat-eenoo
May Valley
Postoffice Time Card and Train Schedule at Lamar Colorado
Daily post office hours extend from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. weekdays with Sunday slots. The mail schedule shows east and west bound trains with specific departure times including No. 1 at 11:00 a.m. and No. 8 at 8:47 a.m. The note lists through train Nos 5 and 6 and provides agent TM E. Capr as the contact.
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Lamar
Colorado
How to Be Healthy Vacation Plan to Sun and Travel
How to be healthy suggests taking breaks from work and using a Santa Fe Route ticket to Las Vegas New Mexico for a week at Montezuma Hotel. Enjoy hot sun, burro riding, hunting in the mountains and a temperate climate through winter while seeking illustrated address of G. Tr. Niehn.
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Santa Fe
Vegas
R. R. Topeka
Kansas
Lamar Farm Company Fence Theft Reward Notice
A $25 reward is offered for sufficient evidence to convict anyone unlawfully removing fences or other improvements from Lamar Farm Company lands.
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Lamar Farm Company
Timber Culture Notice in Lamar Office
Notice from the U S Land Office Lamar Colorado dated April 13 1583 informing Russell B Coates of Arapahoe County Colorado of a timber culture cancellation action against Joseph Lytle entry No 1130 dated May 36 1556 covering the southwest quarter of section 15 township 22 south range 48 west in Prowers County Colorado. Heirs or legal representatives are summoned to appear May 5 1593 at 9 a m to testify about alleged neglect to break plow plant timber or protect growth on the tract.
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Laxp
Lamar
Coro
Russell
Coates
Arapahoe County
Colorado
Lytle
Pueblo
Prowers County
Joseph Lytle
priS-magis C. C. Goopae
Carlton News notes growth and upheaval in Carlton
Dr D H Dickason plants a peach orchard of three hundred trees while M M Priddy sets out four hundred cottonwood saplings. Dry weather delays spring crops. C H Frybarger moves a house from Granada to Carlton and the judge repair starts. Dust and sand draw complaints though a bridge is debated. Grain trends and social joy mark the community, with Greeley county readers urging bridge access.
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Carlton News
D. H. Dickason
M. M. Priddy
Horse Creek Happenings and Local Notes
Tiff Banks has moved cattle to herd. Robert Robison and wife visited the White Woman. A slight rain Tuesday evening barely eased dust. Ira Fish repairs his shotgun and plans to wake war on rabbits. M Conley recovering from a broken finger. School meeting at the school house on May first. Miss Lilly Robinson from Grans-Gass to teach. Prairie fire last Saturday burned range east of Horse Creek. several settlers aided, risking grass and some improvements. Vincent, Canfield, and Canfield were in Lamar on office business.
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W. B. Riley
Holly
Granada
Gale
Riley
Thos. Doak
Thos. D
Robert Robison
Praire
Horse Creek
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W.C. Gourn
First National Bank
OF Lam
B. B. Brow
M. D. Tuarcuex
C. H. Dow
W. C. Gourp
An, Parnrsn
Riental
Key West
Red Schmidt
Lamar, Colorado
D. HB. Cooper
Land & Pension Attorney
U. S. Land Office
U.S. Land
Ceblock
A. F
Lawan Loner
U. D
Alexander Realm No. 9
West Boenp
E. Capr
C. H. Frybarger
Carlton
Greeley County
Granger
Ira Fish
M. Conley
E. EF. Vincent
W. E. Vincent
S. N. Canield
Lilly Robinson
Grans- Gass
Reynolds
Grown
Canfield
Minerva Reynold
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