Sun and politics mix in early 1900s Colorado notes
The column surveys political shifts in Colorado, Pennsylvania and New York, mentions a coming centennial vote for a democratic senator, party reorganizations in Colorado, and a sugar beet industry boom with $25,000 paid to farmers. It also lists local happenings in May Valley and Clover Meadow, including farming, church activities, and cattle trades.
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Rocky Ford
Paradox Community Notes Bring Holiday Cheer and Ailments
Paradox residents report Vogel remains home for the season, Zeaman recovers enough to be out, and McGrath shows a new piano. A Christmas tree is planned at the Paradox schoolhouse, with a box supper raising about 15 for toys. John Pickel breaks leg in two places and dislocates an ankle while shingling a house.
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John Pickel
August Flower Promises Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
An old medical advertisement touts August Flower as the largest selling remedy worldwide for indigestion and biliousness. It claims to cleanse the system, stop fermentation, regulate liver action, and improve nervous and organic function, with a few doses proving there is nothing serious. Sold by I. H. Myers.
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I. H. Myers
Contest Notice for Timber Culture Entry No 4461
Richard Emerson of Prowers Co Colorado files a contest against timber culture entry 4461 held by David W Circle. The affidavit alleges abandonment for over ten years with no breaking plowing or cultivation and that the land is now raw prairie. Notice to appear December 28 1900 before the Lamar Land Office. publication ordered due to unsuccessful personal service. Merrill Register. Dovenry Attorney.
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U.S
Lamar, Coo
Richard Emerson
Prowers Co
S. Rug
David W. Circle
United States Land Office
Lamar
Colorado
W. A. Merrill
Register
J. K. Dovenry
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Woman’s League
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Ira Swadley
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W. Wells
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C. H. Shoemaker
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Paradox School
Oxford
Johnston
Watch Guards
Mitchell
Blodgett
Harn
Co. C. Huddleston
A. Everett & Co
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Lamar Hardware CO
Tey
Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing
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W. F. Cambron & Co
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