Political squabbles and silver bids stir Highland notes
The Lamar Register editorializes on Highland’s low liquor license at 3000 dollars, attacks Democratic and Republican figures, rails at recent political maneuvers in Colorado and beyond, praises Teller Wolcott Townsend and Kellogg, and laments campaign weariness while recounting silver policy compromises and town politics.
Alfalfa and Pork Prospects From Arkansas Valleys
Agricultural notes urge Colorado farmers of Prowers County to share crops and observations. Alfalfa valued as superior forage, supporting homegrown pork, with hogs fed on alfalfa, squash, and occasional corn. Experts claim no danger of overproduction and highlight water abundance via the Arkansas River. References to Tom Sproull of Badito and Ira Adams on alfalfa's nutritive value accompany anecdotes about premium horses fed on alfalfa.
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