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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
4
A compact 1902 page notes beef prices in Colorado Springs and calls for cultural pride in Denver’s arts scene. It reports on Prince Henry welcome resignations and bohemian reactions. It ends with M D Parmenter urging beet cultivation and sugar beet feeding guidance.
The Lamar Ranch Co shipped four loads of lambs to Kansas City last Friday. Winter wheat is in good condition despite dry weather. Charles Shoemaker was thrown from a hay wagon injuring his right knee. J J Spurgeon has killed snakes while hauling hay near Chivington. Abe Rhodes seeks formation of a new school district as local children travel miles for schooling. Cactus View debating society will join Empire Valley society for a discussion at May Valley school house next Friday on whether Congress should make no concessions to Cuban sugar producers.
Carlton Notes reports Marsena McMillin battling a grippe as Mrs S J Higbee visits relatives in Syracuse Kansas. Miss Anna Mayne completes district No 34 school term with many visitors noted. Mrs Needham niece of Mrs Frybarger leaves for northern Ohio to nurse her aunt. Charles Maxwell hosts a Salamagundi party with a lively night of food music and games and a progressive game contest awards two prizes to ladies and two to gentlemen.
The upcoming farce comedy Two Married Men by Geo R Edeson is described as bright witty and full of humorous situations. Manager Lee promotes the three act play as a major comedy hit of the year slated for Web February 26 at the opera house.
A whisky drummer spoke at the Globe hotel claiming alcohol sales are dropping yearly in the region with fewer drinkers and rising temperance sentiment. He warned a drunken man loses status and jobs as railroads and society turn against hard drinking.
An advertisement claims ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY cures coughing illnesses and pneumonia in a day. Priced at 25 cents with money-back guarantee. Sold by I. H. Myers, Lamar, Colorado, and Hooker & Co., Buffalo, New York.
A call to subscribe to the Globe Democrat promising global reach and preeminence as the St Louis Exposition nears. Local real estate offers include various dwellings with flexible terms from C. M. Lee. Advertisements feature Ballard’s Horehound Syrup and Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment with prices and sellers I. H. Myers and Butler’s offering school shoes.
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