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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
3
A Colorado World’s Fair Board is accused of self serving aims and fund misappropriation while a U S Senate committee plans a two to three month Alaska junket at public expense. The Denver News is accused of bias due to a committee member editor and questions noise over official waste and whale blubber as brain food.
Colombia may ratify the canal treaty as its congress sits in special session while France warns of alternatives like the Nicaragua route or Panama secession. The piece notes possible outcomes, U S terms, and is followed by an ad block on Herbine liver remedy and shoes. Also includes a public lands lease notice from Denver 1903.
Notice of public auction by the State Board of Land Commissioners to sell lands in Prowers County Colorado on July 24 2003 at 2 pm in Denver. Minimum price per acre 15.00 and improvements valued at 1807.60 owned by Chas G Myers. Payment terms vary by land value with substantial cash down and yearly installments. Purchasers must be US citizens or have declared intent and pay appraisement and advertising fees. A Mark G Woodruff is the register.
A mixed bag of fragments includes prices for a Shetland Stallion near town and a donkey versus wife joke, a Connemara turf scene with women carrying baskets as men smoke, a banker teased by a peasant, Lord Halsbury’s distrust of the word practical, and a feisty take on marriage as a lottery in a law exam tale.
German papers mark the fiftieth anniversary of bug powder or Dalmatian powder. Anna Rosseur reports chrysanthemum pollen harms insects and a druggist learns her claim, boosting the Dalmatia insecticide trade into millions. Tams Bixby plans to move to Oklahoma, start a paper, and pursue Congress after statehood.
A medical man records his daily pulse for five years noting a yearly spring dip, rise through autumn to November, another fall and rise to February. He also endorses Volcano Cellars. Prof T A Jagger Jr of Harvard studies Mont Pelee eruptions and suggests masonry cellars as shelters during eruptions.
A collage of brief notes describes the Nancy riots’ galley cap symbol, English Christmas tree origins with Prince Albert, American astronomers winning Royal Society medals, Nelson’s flagship Victory open to the public, Chamberlain’s Africa tour medals, a 35 year Brooklyn land case, Gutenberg’s 1448 calendar, Birmingham slang about police, blood circulation speed, and farm loans offering ten year terms with optional payments and annual interest.
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