Lamar Register Notice and Mail Matter Indication
Public notice states Lamar Colorado newspaper is entered at the post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1896
Page
4
Public notice states Lamar Colorado newspaper is entered at the post office as second class mail matter.
May Valley reports pleasant weather and a newborn girl born November 26 to Ira McVey and his wife. George Perdue moves a house from Eads to his farm this week. Lyceum attendance remains strong with large crowds. Russell Coates and family visit Grandpa and Grandma Thurston. M T Phelps sold all sheep and plans to become an Optician. Gotlieb Glock harvested 1600 bushels of corn on 42 acres, plus 112 bushels of alfalfa seed and a good hay crop. Follow his example and be successful.
Conroe notes report a playful mix of local events from geese occupying the Cottonwood dike to a Musica night at the Barnes residence. Visitors include John Morse of Sand Creek and J B Harvey of Trinidad who went on to organize a Sunday school at Holly.
M. Strain advertises buying 25 to 40 shoats weighing 80 to 90 percent of market weight. The notice targets livestock sellers and outlines quantity and weight criteria for procurement.
Public notice of a trust deed securing promissory note on Lot 3 and SE quarter of Section 6 in Township 22S Range 45W Colorado. Default on note leads to sale by trustee on January 5 at the front door of the county courthouse. publication dates December and January.
Trustee’s sale announced for the north half of the northeast quarter of section nineteen in township twenty one south of range six west in Colorado. George A Bishop’s deed of trust secures a $700 note dated May 11 payable May 1, with two percent monthly interest after maturity and ten $25 coupons. default triggers sale by trustee Harry C Davis, successor in trust. First publication November 28, 1896. last publication December 25, 2006.
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