06 Jul 1898
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1898
Page
1
Unclaimed letters remaining listed as Akin Jake Hynes Dick Keirn calling fire these letters please say advertised. D FE Coorrr P M.
The Normal Institute for District No.8 at Lamar runs August 3 to 17 with E. K. Jones as superintendent and a staff of instructors from Lamar, Kiowa, Otero and Prowers counties. Program covers primary methods, physiology, civil government, geography, psychology, arithmetic, writing and grammar. Attendees may take a state teacher examination with possible 5 percent grade boost. enrollment fee $1, board $4.50–$5 weekly.
Granada residents celebrate at Lamar and Granada events. two new church members added at Sunday service. a union Sunday school organized with G S Kennedy as superintendent. Others note Amityville picnic plans, family visits, new residents from Mount Morris Illinois, and sidewalk work by Santa Fe. Will Shackleford and Bert Cooper expected to start for Kansas Thursday. Mrs G S Kennedy bought an organ at Lamar last week.
Political struggles spark talk of blood spots on the moon in Kiowa. Lightning rod pros moved forward in Otero. La Junta forms Republican League with 150 members. Pueblo hosts grand Fourth of July pageant. La Junta stores close Sundays and 7 PM on weeknights. Rocky Ford claims valley baseball crown. only one defeat. Engineer Madigan and conductor Proctor relieved after Conroe wreck. Las Animas cantaloupe crop valued at 400000 to 800000 dollars. Garden City marshal cracks down on train jumping. Free war drama in Baca county. refreshments fund revenue. Rocky Ford cantaloupe association adopts hail insurance. 50 dollars per acre destruction fee. 2 dollars per acre insurance paid from first shipment. Holly cantaloupe association members place crate orders. Crops look strong. good season anticipated. Largest Arkansas valley tree planting by Frank Crowley at Holly. 85 acres with diverse fruit trees and shade plantings. Roads and land improvements noted. Pearl Sheppard and Charley Proctor injured in Conroe wreck return to Holly. Santa Fe settlement totals 125 and 100 dollars plus expenses and wages. Horton and Miller remain hospitalized.
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