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Newspaper

Lamar Register

Location

Lamar, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1897

Page

8

Financial loan ethics and a punchline from an old burlesque tale

Isaac seeks a loan from Levi and balks at nine percent interest, arguing it offends their upbringing. Levi concedes the rate but says their Heavenly Father will see it as six percent. A burlesque veteran then imparts guidance: the lighter the costume, the heavier the house.

Isaac Levi Issac

An Uprising in His Midst

Wallace recalls a Cuban uprising from twenty years ago in a wry exchange about a Havana cigar. Ferry questions the memory as the tale unfolds with brisk humor.

Wallace Ferry

The June Ladies' Home Journal Highlights Many Features

The June issue offers essays on Victoria's past sixty years and Wesley's work in Georgia, plus Uncle Sam's Confessional, city children outings, fiction by Ella Higginson and Alice Wolfe, Gibson's Dickens portraits, Woolf's waifs, music by Willard Spencer, Bible class notes on Hope, humor, and practical summer guidance on cooking vegetables travel and gardening.

Ladies’ Home Journal William George Jordan Victoria Bartrelee America W. J. Scott John Wesley Georgia Wesley Uncle Sam United States Edward W. Bok Wlso Ella Higginson Alice W. Wolfe Charles Dana Gibson Micawber David Meee Traddies Woolf Willard Spenser Bodray Lee S. T. Rover Ruth Ashmore Curtis Publishing Company Philadelphia

Milwaukee on Michigan shores offers cool summer breezes

The note highlights Milwaukee’s breezy lakeside location and pleasant temperate climate. It mentions the National Educational meeting dates July 6 to 9, 1997 and suggests the Santa Fe Route as the shortest and most comfortable travel line, including a pay topeka, Kas. instruction.

Michigan

New Gold Discoveries At Red River District

Sensational reports from the Red River district in northern New Mexico speak of recent gold discoveries that may raise the area to the same fame as Cripple Creek. A rush of miners and prospectors is already underway and thousands are expected after the snow melts. The Santa Fe Route runs to Springer with daily stage to Elizabethtown Hermitage and Red River City. Inquiries directed to W. E. Cade, agent.

Red River New Mexico Cripple Creek Santa Fe Springer Elizabethtown Hermatite Red River City W. E. Cade

Travel by rail advertised for National Educational Association

A brochure promotes a round trip fare plus 2.00 for travel to the National Educational Association meeting in Milwaukee from July 6 to 9, 1897. It highlights Pallmans and chair cars, dining options, and shortest distance and time between points, framing travel as a pleasure year round.

National Educational Association Milwaukee

Truste es Sale Notice in Prowers Colorado

Trust deed dated March 1 recorded in Prowers County secures debt to Kanvas Loan and Trust. Property described as part of section 22 and section 5 in Town 23 Range 44 near Denver and Arapahoe counties. Trustee Kanvas Loan and Trust will sell at public auction to satisfy principal interest and costs. Last publication June 30 1975. Cons Saree attorney.

Hereas James P. Anderson Prowers Sais Noeths Denver Amda P. Sacereen Kansas

Gulf thousand mile tickets for Colorado travel

If you travel extensively in Colorado buy Gulf thousand mile tickets now valid on Union Pacific System South Park Line Colorado Midland Midland Terminal and Ft. Worth and Denver lines. Covers Lenadville Gunnison Cripple Creek Colorado Springs Pueblo Trinidad Clear Creek Gilpin Boulder Fort Collins-Greeley area. One year validity. Rate thirty dollars. B L Winchell Gen Pass Agent Denver Colo.

Colorado

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