17 Aug 1895
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1895
Page
1
Notices list multiple groups such as Knights of Pythias Masons Woodmen of the World and Odd Fellows detailing their meeting nights first and third Saturdays or Thursdays. It names officers and invites visiting members to attend.
Church notices list service times at Laman with Rev 4 Hoey and Rev C F Wasser as pastors. Sunday School at 9 a m and services at 11 a m and 7 p m. Also mentions May Valley School House gathering and Gaawapa M. S Curenercu announces 7 o clock service. all invited.
The RearsTxe requests a countywide correspondent network with regular communications. Submissions must reach the office by Thursday morning to ensure publication.
Local notes record visits by D H Edwards and Hugh Reeves at Lamar and a Sam Higbee led Carlton office. Miss Sadie McDowell and Elva Priddy visit friends. plans unfold for threshing alfalfa seed and ditch repairs by Manuel Ditch Co. Lamar Canal Co completes telephone link to Granada. several animal losses on McDowell and McLean properties. A Republican county convention date is to be set by the central committee on the 17th with calls for clear public announcements and identifiable candidates.
May Valley items report J J Spurgeon and wife visiting in town this week. Early sown oats remain standing due to slow ripening. Reily brothers shipped 5000 pounds of wool from Eads last week and Lamar before the bridge went out. Rosacrans and James with families attended services led by D L Rader at Pleasant Valley last Sunday. W R Waldo to teach the coming term starting October 1 for eight months. Josie Reed, visiting here two months, will return to Alamosa after a short stay near Lamar.
G. 5. French haying on the flats Ol Royal at Holly hay camp. Gramma grass two feet high in the locality. Dick Millingar building a house for his brother Lew. W. W. Reynolds returns from La Junta. Amity canal men reviewing Horse creek interests last week.
The Kentucky Republican and Democratic state central committees set up joint debates between gubernatorial nominees Bradley and Hardin. Hardin declined, saying he does not know his stance on the issues yet, but seeks votes while claiming to be a democrat.
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