Store doubles as wholesale daily goods outlet
A store operates as a daily outlet offering a single line of goods at actual wholesale prices each day of the year.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1897
Page
1
A store operates as a daily outlet offering a single line of goods at actual wholesale prices each day of the year.
Overt Cuarren No 3 R A M Stated Convocations set on 3rd Wednesdays A P Horren H P L Wret Mankuam Secretary A F P A M Lamar Lower No 0 meets on the first and third Severtae evenings of each month F J Howmes W M A G Lyson Secretary I0 C F Lowar Lovot No 30 meets Tuesday at 5 pm All members and visiting brothers invited to attend F A Wavens N G KR Myen Secretary WOODMEN OF THE WORLD LamAnCamr No 36 meets last Saturday each month at 2 p m Visiting neighbors welcome T Feast V C A Wax Downey Clerk K C T M Lamas Text No 1 meets last Wednesday each month Knights invited to attend reviews J H Mygus Com M Lee R K Tas LAMA Fine Development meets at Hose House first Tuesday each month at 8 pm Oscan Kixua Chief Jon T Lawtess Secretary O M A Anexaxpen Ream No 3 meets every Monday at 8 pm Visiting members invited Granada Societies ALP A M Granada Lodge meets Saturday nights on or before each full moon and two weeks thereafter W Remixsos WM C L McPaxrson Secs I0 C F Gaawxava Lone No 78 meets every Saturday night W A Menene NG Wa McKenzie Secs
United Presbyterians hold Sabbath services at 6 00 a m and 9 00 a m with Sunday school at 11 00 a m C K meeting at 7 40 p m J C Raxix pastor M E Cannon at Laman holds Irmlay School Sunday 9 00 a m and 5 00 p m May Vane Sexpay semoot at May Valley School House 1 00 p m G B Faenca pastor Graxapa M E Crvect has Sunday services 1 00 p m and 5 00 p m with Sunday school at 2 20 p m Local M E Y P S C E meets Sunday evening at 7 00 p m at M K Church all young people invited Luvox M Nowels president Dona Nerson secretary.
The Pueblo Chieftain recounts how prosperity clusters around luxuries like cigars whisky and picnics while essentials lag. It notes the melon industry paradoxically booms as grocers shrink and banks consolidate amid regional tensions over irrigation water rights and potential federal court rulings.
An exchange discusses farmers along the Arkansas River near Wichita organizing to sue Rocky Ford Colorado residents to stop using river water for irrigation. The action targets Rocky Ford farmers and possibly others downstream, intensifying cross state water rights tensions.
The article reports that cold weather affects attendance while George Robinson returns after a three week illness. Teachers strive to engage students, Superintendent Feast praises general work, and patrons donate over seventeen dollars for library books to be added by year end.
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