SECRET SOCIETIES MEETING NOTES AND INVITATIONS
Local notices list various fraternal groups with meeting times on different days. C C F L Lamar Lodge No 3 invites all members and visiting brothers. L A M A n Lodge No 9 meets on the second and third Saturdays. Lam ar Camp No 3 of the Woodmen of the World holds first and third Fridays. Granada societies include Granada Masons and Odd Fellows with Saturday night or moon phase schedules and officers named. Public notices from MA and G A R posts invite comrades to attend and specify meeting venues.
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Lamar Lopos
Cc. M. Lex. N.G. B
Traxxtmm
Sec. Alp
A. M
Laman Lopos No
J.B. Trarien
Woodmen OF the World
Tom Women's Review Corrs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Watout
Tax Loan Fine Department
Parmenter
Frep Scumupt
Jon T. Lawless
Allen Thompson
N. G
Church Services And Inviting Notices In Local Towns
The United Presbyterians hold services in the Court House with Sabbath school at 10 a.m. at Lamar M E Church preaching Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. CristiAN CHURCH Lamar offers Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and Bible reading at 1 a.m. May Valley School House hosts Valley Senpar school at 3 p.m. Granada M E Church meets Sundays at 2:30 p.m. All are invited.
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United Presbyterians
Court House
Crixton Arwpie
M. E. Carren
Lamar
N. Branpynerry
Cristian Church
Mar Valley Senpar
May Valley
Granada Suspar-schpor
M.E
Granada
Congress votes down bond plan as Carlisle seeks gold loan
Federal lawmakers reject the Cleveland bond scheme while Secretary Carlisle negotiates a 100 million dollar gold loan with Rothschilds. The column notes cold weather, political sniping, free coinage talk, and criticism of eastern papers and Coxey era officials.
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Congress
Cleveland
Carlisle
Rothchilds
Corruption Exposures Grow In Late Populist Era
The article reports increasing corruption exposure among late populist officials. It alleges nearly $60,000 in vouchers issued with no records and petty cash skimming. Superintendent Murray admits issuing warrants and presenting clerical bills never in his office.
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Supt
Murray
Bill to aid rainbelt settlers clears lower house
A bill to appropriate funds for relief of settlers in rainbelt counties has passed the lower house and likely becomes law. The San Louis valley counties seek aid, while the Arkansas valley has historically tended to its own residents.
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Rainbelt
San Louis Valley
Arkansas Valley
Petition Against Bureau of Immigration Closure Gathers Support
A county petition opposes bills to discontinue the Bureau of Immigration arguing the state benefits from its information on resources and urging that funds already contributed be spent on local improvements rather than dry counties. The piece notes large regional support and frames the issue as justice rather than charity.
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Bureau of Immigration
Internal Improvement Fund
Notice of dissolution of Vanorsdale and Everett firm
The firm Vanorsdale and Everett is dissolved by the death of U H Vanorsdale. The probate business will be closed. creditors must present accounts for payment and debtors must settle. Dated January 8 1895. A Everett surviving partner.
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Vanorsdale & Everett
U. H. Vanordale
A. Everett
U. H. Vanorsdale
Permersey
Notice of land lease sale by State Board in Denver
Land Commission announces a lease sale to be held March 15, 1895 at 2 PM in Denver Colorado. Highest annual rent will secure the lands described as Southwest-northeast Section 36 Town 22 South Range 47 West. N H Meldrum Register. Published February 4 1895 in the Lamar Reich newspaper.
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Denver
Colorado
N. H. Meldrum
Register of State Board of Land
Colo
Lamar
Trusteess Sale Notice in Prowers County Colorado
Josephine Dewitt and Isaac A. Dewitt defaulted on a trust deed securing 1700 dollars plus interest. W. C. Gould, trustee, will sell the Lamar property at public auction at the courthouse front door on March 18, 18__, at 11:00 AM to satisfy the debt and costs.
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Bed Rock Mutual Itch Company
First National
Lamar
Colorado
Ineewitt
Isaac A. Dewitt
Taemore
I. W. C. Gould
Court House
A. D
W. C. Gould
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