Local News From Lamar and Surrounding Areas
Granada resident J C Neumeister visited Lamar while B Thoman traveled to Denver. W L Morehouse spent multiple days in Denver this week. Watch repairs offered by Keil and new spectacles in stock. Multiple visitors from Holly and Newark expressed cordial greetings in Lamar. The article notes church services, canal water concerns, a tragic infant death, and a millenium prophecy claim. Election precinct changes define No 7 with Harper schoolhouse as polling place. K O T M initiatory meeting slated. A child injured by a horse was treated by Dr Hasty. A new Merchant Tailor, A Kern, opens in Goodale building offering tailored suits and repair services.
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North Side
Arkansas River
Harper School House
Markham School House
Tlamar
L. H. Colebourn
J. K. Doughty
J. W. Davidson
Holly
M. M. Brown
W. W. Reynolds
L. G. Stubbs
No Smoking On School Grounds Notice From School Board
All persons are notified that no smoking is allowed on the school grounds at any time. No one may be on the grounds after o'clock p m. By order of the School Board.
Santa Fe Announces Advance Ticket Rates for Three Conventions
The Santa Fe sets advance sales for three events. The International Association of Fire Engineers holds in Salt Lake City August 10 to 14 with one fare round trip, sale dates in August and 9, final return 20 days after sale. The Young Peoples Christian Union at Omaha August 16 to 24 has sale August 15 17 and 18 with final return August 24 and 25, time extension on deposit at terminal agent. The Republican League National Convention in Milwaukee August 25 to 27 offers one fare round trip with sale August 22 and 23 and final return August 31.
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Santa Fe
International Association of Fire Engineers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Evangelical Convention Young Peoples Christian Union
Omaha
Nebraska
National Convention Republican League
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bridge crossing rule notice issued in Prowers County
Notice to all parties using road engines that heavy planks must be used when crossing bridges or culverts. Violators will be prosecuted under law. By order of the board of commissioners of Prowers County Colorado S B Farreyer Clerk Lamar Colorado July 14 1896.
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Board of Commissioners of
Prowers County
Colorado
S. B. Farreyer
Lamar
Colo
Farm Implements and Horses for Sale or Trade
For Sale or Trade. 1 six ft. Buckeye mower 1 Buckeye binder 1 Deering self rake 1 hay rake 1 set of harness 8 farm wagons 8 head work horses Will sell on time or trade for cattle or hogs.
Palace Drug Store Reopens With Broad New Stock
New store opens offering pure drugs patent medicines sundries books stationery brushes lamps violins guitars banjos strings purses pocketbooks card cases spectacles and more at current prices. N N McLeax corner south of Ist National Bank.
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Palace Drug Store
N. N. McLeax, Cor
Ist Nat'l Bank
School grounds improve with new platforms and walks
The text notes substantial improvements to school grounds including erected platform steps and new walks expected to bring great benefits. An unrelated advertisement promises a fraternal organizer to establish a lodge at Lamart plan and a Denver address for the Columbian Guild offering sick, accident and death benefits with high commissions.
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Lamart Plan
Columbian Guild
Kittredge Building
Denver
Colorado
Unclear Financial Figures in OCR Segment
OCR fragment shows sums including 113,872 04 and 50,000 00 and 4,000 00 without context. No entities or events are identifiable to anchor a full summary.
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THE
Lamar Register
Lusan
Coronado
Prowers CO. Abstract Co
Lamar, Colo
J. C. Neumeister
Granada
B. Thoman
W. L. Morehouse
Keil
C. D. Ford
Monument
W. J. Johnston
H. A. Pettee
M. E
S. W. Markham
Baldwin, Kansas
Miss Dora
Alice Wilson
Newark
Ohio
B. H. Lee
A. E. Stewart
Victor
That
A. E. Bent
Pueblo
la Junta
C. G. Lynch
D. L. Rader
M. E. Church
G. A. Watson
I. H. Myers
Com
J. E. Guy
A. Kern
Goodale
Mary E. Goodale
First National Bank Ar Laman
Clasre
U.S
Mao
Gould
W. C. Govan
D. E. Coorrr
B. B. Brows
A. N. Parmar
T. M. Brown
Deering
Huddleston & Pike
D. BH. Cooper
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