Unclaimed Letters List July 31 1504
The office lists unclaimed letters dated July 31 1504. Names include Daniel H Green, Sam Balloon, Chas Lowery, Lovell M W Herrick, Frazier Wm House L Barta T L Carlaon C A Southers H Williams T L Cunningham Wm M Lez, postmaster
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Daniel
H. Green
Sam
Lowery
E. Lovell
M. W. Herrick
Frazier
Wm. House
L. Barta
T. L. Carlaon
C. A. Southers
H. Williams
T. L. Cunningham
Wm. M
E. T. Lez
Postmaster
Secret Societies Meet Weekly and Monthly Clubs List
Notices list many fraternal groups with meeting nights and times including 0 C F Lamar Love No 80 Laswar Loner A Van Deveen P Heaton A FP A M Granada Lopez No 72 and Granada Lower No 75 with dates Saturdays full moons and first Tuesdays Granada Lopez No 72 meets on or before full moon and two weeks after Proctor Post No 47 meets first and third Tuesdays at Masonic hall Women’s Relief Corps meets at Odd Fellows ball second and fourth Thursdays Free Dermanxent meets first Tuesday at 5 pm Alexander Beau TM No meets Mondays at 5 pm Visiting members invited Various officers sign offs.
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C. F
Lamar Love& No. 80
Cording
A. van Deveen
N.G
P. Heaton
J.B. Teaxiex
Sec
Woodmen OF the World
Relref Corrs
Odd Fellows
Exviza Wutont
Pres
Parmenter
Jon T. Lachess
Alexander Beau
Granada Societies
A. F
A. M
Granada Lopez
D. W. Rostyson
W. M. C. L. McPherson
See
C. F.graxapa Lower
Frank Miravry
N. G
CHURCH SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS LISTED
M E Church at Laman services held Sunday morning and evening with Rev S R Dro, pastor. Lamarr Sunday School at 930 am. May Valley Sunday School at May Valley School House at 3 pm. Granada M E Church Sunday School at Granada Church at 230 pm. Everyone invited to attend.
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M. E. Crurca
Laman
S. D. Dro
Crerstias Crerca
Lamar
May Valley
Granada
M. E
Their Own Party Disgusted in Ridgway Herald Excerpts
A compact digest from the Ridgway Herald railing against populist misrule, noting alleged agitators Waite's faction and state issues. Jokes and editorial barbs reference Sourcelike items on politics, wages, and regional affairs, with digressions on college progress and local characters.
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Ridgway Herald
Ouray County
Tarsney Episode Highlights State Administration Hypocrisy
The Colorado Springs affair shows Governor Waite distorting blame to the A P A after tar and feathering Tarsney. Officials and Rocky Mountain News echoed the charge while the governor and Tarsney conducted independent detective work. The first arrest of a Roman Catholic contradicts Waite’s accusations.
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Tarsney
Colorado Springs
Waite
Rocky Mountain News
Denver board probe ends in dismissal and scandal
Governor Waite’s fire and police board appoints a detective to probe bribery by police tied to houses of ill fame. The detective reports one board member took hush money, yet witnesses aren’t examined and the board stays intact. The future appointee is less capable but more discreet amid ridicule of the Republican slate.
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Waite
Fire and Police Board
Denver
Republican State Committee
Davis H. Waite
Republican Committee
Howbert
Boulder
Corn Belt Breach Shrinks Supply Sparks Market Rally
The corn belt drought has reduced supplies to the smallest in years. Prices on the Chicago market have begun to rise and analysts expect linked grains to follow suit, signaling cascading gains across the grain complex.
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Chicago
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