Local affairs and plans from Lamar area notes
Lamar visitors from W W Reynolds and L J Upham attend events in Pueblo while farmer B T McClare makes final proof at the land office. Tom Martin plans to quit farming and sell stock and implements January 31 1900. Milling and elevator operations run full force shipping flour. Mining interests in Carrizo and walnut shipments from Prowers county highlight a busy regional scene. Pleasant Valley church and literary society events showcase community life with a well attended meeting and a comedy. Local improvements include telephone line relocation and schoolhouse church construction efforts.
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Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Literary Society
Sara Band
Advertised Letters and Stock Convention Notices
Advertised Letter List dated January 24 1900 includes Cross Mrs Chas, McGuire C F Powell F A Schneider Zetta Smith Spencer Sudduth Hugh Warner Grant In calling for these letters please say advertised. Annual Live Stock Convention at El Reno Oklahoma February 13 to 15 one fare for round trip dates of sale February 12 13 and 14 final limit the 17th.
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Chas. McGuire
C. F. Powell
F. A. Schneider
Zetta Smith
Spencer Sudduth
Hugh Warner
Grant
D. E. Coorrr
P. M
el Reno
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