Trustee Sale Notices for Prowers County Colorado
In Lamar Colorado on December 30 1891 at ten in the forenoon the sheriff will sell at public auction the trust properties in two deeds to satisfy secured notes. One sale funds the Barton note of thirteen hundred dollars with interest at seven percent and four weeks prior notice. the other sale covers Browns note of four hundred dollars with similar terms.
Notice of Trustee's Sale on Henry County Colorado Property
James B Traxler as trustee and William C McCurry as successor in trust will sell the Foster G Huddleston property at public auction at the Lamar Colorado Post Office front door on December 8, 1501 at 10 a.m. The sale is to satisfy a promissory note of 1090 dollars with 8 percent interest, secured by a prior deed of trust for 550 dollars, with costs of sale payable from proceeds. The property includes the southeast quarter of section 24, township 2W south range 47 west and a perpetual water right from Amity Canal, located in Prowers County Colorado.
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Tota
Tweny
Thian
Twentwo
Arkansas River
KiQueen
King
Capitol Investment Company
Lamar Farm Company
Vrewers
Seainst
Wararas
John R. Mulvane
Colorado
John R. Mulgane
Prowers County
John Kk
Mulvane
Tuxkerork
John K. Mulvane
W. C. McCurry
Court House
Lamar
Den
F. Mead
Prowers
Conway O. Barton
I. F. F. Mead
F. F. Mead
I. W.C. McCurry
Robert G. Brown
Co Jo
F. F. Wad
State of
W.C. McCurry
Prowersa County
Mary S. Graham
Hayden & Dickinson
Bent County
Bent
Job A. Cooper
Denver
Cooper
Elias R. Barton
Arapahoe County
Tremont Street
Arapahoe
Pare
Colora
Joe A. Cooper
Rooster G. Huddleston
Henry
Indiana
James B. Traxler
Falea
Renta-Fourtys
Foster G. Huddleston
James R. Reed
William C. McCurry
Annual meeting notice for First National Bank of Lamar
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Lamar Colorado will be held at the bank in Lamar on January 12, 1891 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct other lawful business. Cashier vy. C. Lp Lamar Colo December 5 1891.
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Dtuuanuldees
First National Bank of Lamar
Colorado
Lamar
Bray
Vy. C. Lp
Colo
Prairie Bell
John Gordon
Bocky Ford
Gertie Jones
Lamar High School
Art. Crawford
Wm. Gatson
Young and Old
W. C. Bentley
Bert Rowe
Prowers County
Santa Fe Route Promotes Through Trains and Comfort
Railroad notes outline Lamar Colorado schedules for A T and S F lines with through trains Nos 5 and 6 and 7 through to No 8 and 43 Freight, plus agent W E Capg. The Coming Line touts Chicago Union Pacific North Western connections from Denver to Chicago with fast time and elegant cars. An ad claims 330 to California via Santa Fe Route is a cheap, healthful trip with sleeping cars dining and colonist sleepers.
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Chicago
Union Pacific & North- Western
Denver
California
Santa Fe
Pullman Tourist Sleeper on Santa Fe Route
Question Answered explains a Pullman tourist sleeper as a comfortable sleeping car with no expensive upholstery, containing bedding lunch tables and toilet articles, kept clean by a porter. Santa Fe uses tourist cars on its Denver to Chicago route with convenient amenities for travelers. A folder detailing advantages can be requested from G T Nicholson, G P T A in Topeka Kansas.
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Santa Fe
Denver
Chicago
Pacific Coast
G. T
Nicholson
G. P
T. A
Topeka
Kansas
Pullman Palace Sleepers Run Through From Mexico City To St Louis
The new through line offers direct service from Mexico City to St Louis via El Paso and Burrton with Pullman palace sleepers. A Los Angeles to St Louis route also features through Pullman tourist sleepers via Albuquerque and Burrton. The Frisco Line with Santa Fe Route remains a favored connection to St Louis and beyond. G T Nicholson G P and T A A T S F R R Co Topeka Kansas.
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City of
Mexico
St Louis
el Paso
Burrton
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
G. T. Nicholson
G. P
Topeka
Kansas
Autobiography of Gen Butler recruits canvassers
Acents wanted for The Autobiography and Personal Reminiscences of Gen. Ben F Butler. It promises a new fifty year view on U S history and urges canvassers to apply for territory with S F Junkin & Co 901 Olive St St Louis MO for a promising bonanza campaign.
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Ben J. F. Butler
United States
S. F. Junkin & CO
Olive St. Louis, Mo
Granada News Highlights and Local Industry Roundup 1891
Granada and Lamar notices cover local illnesses and weather, with Granadians planning Christmas events and farm plans. Pension approvals for veterans, ranching expansions, irrigation, and school improvement clubs are noted alongside scientific notes on ammonia as a bread leavening agent.
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N. Y
Coc. VV. Bedell
First National Bank
Laman
J.S. Hasty
Geo. L. Himes
Holmes Block
J. W. Kriger
R. R. Ave
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Butler & Traxler
Attorneys-At-Law
United States Land Office Block
South Main Street
Hays City
J. R. Reed
General Western
Llem & Rud
First National Bank OF
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L. Wier Manxuan
W. C. Gouth
BE E Braxery
A. N. Panersa
Pres
W. C. Gould
Cash
Celtin
H. Myers
Orrick Bornpuwe
Pharmacist
Orudo
Rustee
Joan R. Mo Vaxe
W.C. McCurgy
Doe Lamar
A. Por Lamu
E. Mansnaut
Register and Globe-Democrat
D. C
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Carrie
Ecord
Owers
Talf
Willliam C. McCurry
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Granapa
Lorenzo Jones
J. C. Nix
Granada
David Shutt
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Harvey
M. E. Sunday-school
John O. Connor
EB. L. Oakes
D. J. Loper
Raton
New Mexico
Kossuth
Iowa
Amity Canal
Thos. Case
Pueblo
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Williams & Co
Jas. G. Blaine
Lamar Land and Canal Company
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E. A. Maxwell
Herlinger
American Chemical Society
Washington, D. C
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University of Pennsylvania
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wm. McMurrie
University of Illinois
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Brookly
Board of Health
Long Island College
J. W. Mallet
University of Virginia