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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1894
Page
1
Local notices list multiple fraternal groups meeting weekly or monthly. Lamar Lodges, Grananda chapters and Crescent orders invite members and visitors to attend. schedules include Tuesdays and Saturdays at various times throughout the month.
Church notices list services at Lamar with morning and evening preaching and Sunday School by Rev. J Droxe, and Lamar church Bible reading at 10 45 a m. May Valley School House hosts a Max Valier school group at 2 o’clock. Granada M E Church hosts Sunday School at 2 30 p m with public invitation.
The Redstex seeks correspondents in every county community and requests regular communications by Thursday for publication. Notes recall Mr Wells buying the A J Manning cattle herd, Miss Edith Wells visiting a sister in Great Bend, and Miss Brown teaching at Pleasant Valley. Grain work, water supply issues, and plans for a stock grinding mill are mentioned along with local teacher certifying preferences.
Corn crops thrive as coyotes prowl. Martynia plans a $40 library purchase. Pearl proves a desert claim. School boards add black boards. Lulu Pearl visits Dora Thurston in Adrian. Taylor to manufacture sorghum. Barrels ready for use. Lampson of New Mexico and Mrs Gilbert of Lamar visiting. Gatson manages east Bent road work. Union Sunday school picnic proposed at King Lake. Children fall ill. Fourth of July treats blamed for illnesses. Fall wheat shown superior in quality and yield. Ice cream parties decline as Ed's ice runs low. Residents discuss buying opportunites.
Editorial urges end of populism in Colorado and a return to good government. It condemns populist excesses under the current leadership, praises law and order, and calls on stay-at-homes to vote, unite with Republicans, and support silver independence to redeem the state.
The State Agricultural College of Colorado owns Fort Collins buildings valued at 187,847.53. The State Experiment stations under its direction show property inventoried at 25,087.12. The college boasts strong facilities and thorough instruction in mechanics engineering agriculture horticulture and English. Write to the president for information.
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