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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
4
Subscribers urged to pay arrears or face loss of local paper while editorials joke about political figures and events. The piece notes Senate speeches, apportionment bills, and a sweeping defeat for Governor Thomas as senatorial races shift power and provoke sharp commentary.
The Arkansas valley’s beet factories drive population gain and town growth from Rocky Ford to Pueblo, aided by rail rates enabling beet shipments. Beets affect La Junta Las Animas Lamar Holly Ordway Olney Manzanola Fowler Nepesta Avondale Pueblo, with strong grower factory relations and no beet-analyses complaints. The text also notes a Colorado election dispute in Pueblo County and praises the St Louis Globe-Democrat as a modern newspaper.
The Arkansas Valley region is described with notes on sheep fattening, a temperance lecture in Manzanola, and Springfield as a mail route hub. Otero County appoints five county physicians. B A Dye joins the state agricultural college board. Rocky Ford election tensions rise. sugar beet profits cited. a race to improve city services in Las Animas. Dewey beet growers dispute agent payments. calls for farmer institutes. health update on the Josher's Club. beet growers advised on beet delivery variability. Dr Kalman C Sapiro to visit Lamar for eye ear nose and throat care with free exams for the uninsured.
The Colorado Springs Gazette notes August Flower as the leading medicine used for indigestion biliousness and general malaise. It claims to cleanse the system regulate liver action and improve nervous and organic function with a few doses in liquid form. Sold by I. H. Myers with mining news and stock quotations offered.
Fragmentary OCR shows a series of numbers with a.m. and p.m. labels, listing No.1 No.2 No.8 No.6 No.7 No.83 Frt and times like 915 a.m. and 107 p.m. The text lacks context, complete items, or clear events.
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