Senator West Critiques Democrats Amid Colorado Reports
In Lamar Colorado on January 9 1901 Senator West states there are no good democrats left while claiming membership in the party He notes record receipts and expenses at the secretary of state office The piece also covers fusion legislature irrigation bills and political maneuvering across Colorado Missouri New York and St Louis Globe-Democrat promotion of fashion and beet sugar industry prospects in Arkansas valley with capital interest and profitability highlights
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House rows over speaker and party balance
The fragment notes that had the Republican majority elected Mr. McLean they would have had a stronger speaker. the current minority, though small, will keep the majority in hot water as they did two years ago.
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Mardi Gras and romance join in 19th century stories
The column highlights fiction of high order including A Rift Within the Lute a Valentine comedietta and A Knight in Army Blue a stirring love story. It notes amusing pieces for households such as Furnishing Miss Dollies Parlor with hints for child labor and lists Tue Desianen as a helpful entertaining household periodical at one cent per issue or one dollar per year.
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Arkansas Valley Notes From The Chieftain Lampoons Local Woes
A roundup of Arkansas Valley items reports Hocky Ford organizing a hotel project in the area, district court sessions at La Junta with a large docket, and Sugar City contributing to Otero county court cases. Towns debate graft, gas plants, sewer projects, bridges, and election tickets while crime, theater shows, and bank robberies surface as ongoing concerns. A Farmers Institute is planned in Holly with a two day program beginning January 21, urging farmers to attend and share experiences.
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August Flower sale touted as universal remedy
An 19th century Colorado Springs Gazette ad claims August Flower is the largest medicine sold worldwide for indigestion biliousness and minor illnesses. It praises its cleansing and liver regulating effects and urges readers to buy Green's August Flower from I. H. Myers amid mining news listings.
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