Lamar News Highlights Social Calls and Local Events
Lamar residents and visitors from Granada, Holly, Rocky Ford and nearby towns are noted for travel, visits, and business deals. Cattle prices rise in Kansas City. construction advances on Colorado Baleing and Masonic temple foundations. local sports include Lamar baseball at Granada with a 6 to 1 win. Community updates cover court cases, school bond plans, church services, and a Fourth of July plan balancing Granada and Holly programs.
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Lamar
Granada
Holly
Bent and Prowers Catts and Horse Growers meet in Las Animas
The Bent and Prowers County Catts and Horse Growers Association will hold a special meeting at Las Animas on July 19 to vote on applications for membership in the new nation. Those who have not yet submitted their applications should do so before that date to have brands included in the Brand Book. M. J. McMILLIN, Secretary.
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Bent and Prowers County Catts and Horse Growers Association
Las Animas
M. J. McMillin
Christianity More Than an Argument at M. E. Church
Affectionate invitation to all to attend Sunday services at the Methodist church. Pastor will preach on Christianity More Than an Argument. Also a note to contact Co B Ray, manager Lamarkianch Co, for any items for sale.
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Jesus Christ
M. E
Co. B. Ray
Lamarkianch Co
Granada Triumph Over Ltar In High-Scoring Game
Granada defeated Ltar 11 to 7 in a lively season opener watched by a large crowd. Granada pitcher Cummings struck out the first three batters in the second inning setting a local record, while both teams delivered heavy hitting and sharp fielding at times. An accident by Creaghe and Emerson and a collision involving Zack Taylor were noted, but play ended with strong sportsmanship. The two teams meet again at Granada this afternoon.
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Ltar
Granada
Creaghe
Emerson
Zack Taylor
Frank Sayler
Cummings
W F Brown His Friend The Enemy Dakota Fight Tale
A fragmented lineabout a man named W F Brown and a supposed encounter in Dakota. The text hints at a wounded conflict described as plausible but unclear. No concrete details, dates, or verifiable acts are present.
Lines Under Two Rivers and the Age of Engineering
The piece surveys global megaprojects in rail and waterway construction, from the Cape to Cairo and Pan American lines to canals, tunnels, and the New York Hudson river tunnel concept. It envisions future connections, including transatlantic submarine links and Asia to North America rail bridges.
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American
Europe
Asia
Africa
Central
South America
North Sea
Baltic
Chicago
Alps
New York City
Nicaragua
Congress
North
New Jersey
Hudson River
New York
Central Station
East River
Brooklyn
San Francisco
France
England
Ireland
North America
Wolf Trap Scandal Rocks Nes toria Trapper Near Floodwood
A Minnesota wedge report reveals trapper Wendelin Krisch paid $17 per wolf pelt and kept a female wolf in a yard to lure others, enabling him to shoot wolves from his cabin. Wolves run rampant across the peninsula, deer suffer, and even a Dickinson county cook faced an attack. Ontario health authorities prepare for smallpox in remote camps by isolating patients and erecting quarantine buildings.
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Wendelin Krisch
Nestoria
Krisch
Baraga
Minneapolis Journal
Peninsula
Dickinson County
Claude Freckleton
Floodwood
Freckleton
Ontario
Cain- Boat
Gypsies in Winter at Malott Park Camp Reveal Cold Weather Life
An Indianapolis News interview portrays a large Gypsy family in a northward winter camp at Malott Park. Gus Stanley, his wife, and twelve children plus two married sons live in four tents, cooking on a sturdy iron stove and trading fortunes to survive. They stay north due to hardship if they travel south, and note two other families joining them with a total of 26 in their circle.
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Malott Park
Fall Creek
Indianapolis
Gus Stanley
Stanley
Jim
James
North
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Auto Hothouse Reduces Paris to Day Trip
In Paris Baron Edmond de Rothschild commissioned a mobile greenhouse built at a cost of 15 000 francs to transport hothouse plants from his country estate to Paris. Previously the journey required two days with three men lodging overnight. Now the trip takes a single day, promising significant savings.
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Paris
Edmond de Rothschild
Chicago Journal
World’s Largest Motor Vehicle Planned by French Doctor
A French doctor, with two students, plans to build and travel the world in the extraordinary automobile described as the largest motor ever built. The craft will feature two sleeping apartments a large work room and four oil tanks for storage.
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Monster Automobile
Sun
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