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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1901
Page
1
Kalmen C. Sapero M D well known ophthalmologist invites inquiries at the Union hotel urging early examination for children before school. He promises full satisfaction or money back and touts scientific eye tests and free glasses. Also notes on nervousness, White's Cream Vermifuge, and various local ads for nails, beds, poultry, and a garment cutting academy.
A Granada-born man, Peter Swick, inherits eighteen thousand dollars. Inspector Leach orders all fences on government lands in Kiowa county removed. Springfield Herald notes rising demand for Baca county ranches and a likely boom. Rock Island extension will bypass Carrizo. Lamar remains camp supply point. Holly locals include Count Castellano and Andrew Carnegie. Coal shipments lag at railroad yards. Granada residents face side-tracking issues. M D Parmenter speaks on sugar beet farming at Holly farmers institute, noting factory prices below beet feed value. Willard Cole, Carrizo promoter, reports 120 feet of shaft with much water. plans deeper work pending. Doctor Hasty quarantines Holly due to smallpox, restricting travel to Coolidge and Syracuse. Holly public roads near state line manned by A L Johnson, L P O’Reilly, W S McGlashen.
Arkansas Valley notes report Sugar City pushing water works and enforcement against nonpaying dog taxes. Las Animas sees petty crime shifts, Bessemer health officers urge vaccination, and beet farmers push for profitable crops. Locals discuss regional growth, rail, mining, and livestock markets amid a string of town updates.
Walter Newman visited Granada Saturday afternoon. John Rieves lost a valuable mare recent week to pinkeye. Judge Frybarger shipped a carload of bones last Saturday. M. J. Mecfillin sold hogs at Lamar last Saturday. J. A. Silver visits his old home in Winfield Kansas. Mrs. Chas Maxwell has been sick but improving. Eugene Jontz new road overseer bought a mule and plans road work with a strong team at Carl ton. C. B. Thoman offers fire insurance and farm risks.
Every Tree Planter seeks top nursery stock at fair prices and now the Hart Pioneer Nursery of Fort Scott Kansas supplies. J O Stream is appointed local agent and in the field. He will call on free planters in Prowers and Bent counties to share prices and service.
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