Two in a Cheaper Life Explains Frugal Marital Woes
A brief, humorously framed exchange on marriage costs contrasts youth and experience. An old man argues a man should marry only after gaining experience, by illustrating the expense of a family of girls. The snippets reflect social satire from Chicago, Los Angeles, and other papers.
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Chisago Post
Santa Fe Excursion and Travel Rates Overview
A dense bulletin lists excursion and travel rates for various orders and events. It covers Knights of Pythias in San Francisco August 1901, Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine events June 1902 in San Francisco, United Workmen in Portland June 1902, National Educational Association in Minneapolis July 1902, International Sunday School in Denver June-July 1902, Elks in Salt Lake City August 1902, Young Peoples Christian Union in Tacoma July 1902, Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Rocky Ford June 1902, Christian Church convention in Omaha October 1902, Pueblo and Denver events mid-1902, and mentions special summer excursion rates from Lamar to Santa Fe east. Rates include 42.10 round trips, 53.10 for via Portland, various sale dates, and 55-day limits with stopovers. Final return dates range into late 1902 with multiple extensions and deposits noted.
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Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Imperial Council Nobles of
Supreme Lodge
United Workmen
Oregon
International Sunday School Association
Denver
Colo
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Young Peoples Christian Union Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Tacoma
Washington
Inc
California
State Department of the Grand Army of the Republic
Rocky Ford
Travel Rates and Schedule Details for Lamar Line
The notice lists travel dates from June 6 to Sept 12 with a final return by Oct 31. It states continuous passage in both directions with Lamar to Kansas City and back at 19 dollars and Lamar to Chicago and back at 3150 dollars, plus proportional rates to other eastern points.
Commissioners Proceedings in Lamar Colorado 1902
The Lamar Colorado Board of County Commissioners meets June 2 1902 to review tax rebates. They reduce taxes on property 54 SW W 81-21-46 by $100 and issue warrants from the contingent and road funds to various residents for river bridge work roads jail screens lumber and other county services. The meeting adjourns to 1 pm with reports and numerous warrants recorded.
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Lamar
Colorado
Board of County Commissioners
Sam Hunter
Geo Black
Sue E W Fuller
Jas Ray
Clai
Senter
ds W_P James
Geo. B
Water Dist
Co. Revenue Fund
Colo
County Revenue Fund
Goo. C. Pollard
M. Tate
General Road Fund
Lamar Lumber Co
Seacevcce
Treas
Burke
Uror
Court House
D. L
Workman
Burkley
Board of Count
Gregory
Bri
Davidson
Lamar Seed Co
Lamar Elec Co
Manville
LM Blackwell
Christian Classon
Holly
Jolo
Smith & Smith
James Kendall Askin
Lee County
Taylor
LH Myers
J F Moore
H Hale
Hiram Sefross
WF McPherson
Ace
J. F. Curry
Junea
D. J
Date filled ledger of district warrants and bond issues 1900 1902
A fragmented ledger lists dates of issue for road districts and general bonds from 1898 to 1902. It references ROAD DIST. NOS 1 to 31, various GENL and SPEC'L bonds, with numerous issue dates and amounts, including 265 00 and 200 00 figures. The garbled text shows repeated month and year stamps, scattered payments, and district identifiers, indicative of a municipal debt ledger. It preserves entities such as DIST NOs and GENL SPEC'L bonds with dates like 1901 and 1902, spanning multiple entries.
Notice for Public Publication and Timber Culture Claim
Public notice from Lamar Colorado dated May 26 1902 and April 30 1902 states unnamed settler Samuel H Scarlett intends final proof July 10 1902 before the Register and Receiver with witnesses B T McClare W H Watkins J T Cochran and W M Woodard all of Lamar Colorado Timber Culture final proof for William B Barker filed April 30 1902 with June 5 1902 date and witnesses John W Golladay George A Watson James V Gall Peter S Lynch all of Lamar Colorado The notices are published by Joan A Williams Register
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Lamar
Colo
Samuel H. Scarlett
H. E. Es
B.T. McClare
W. H. Watkins
J. T. Cochran
W. M. Woodard
Colorado
Joan A. Williams
Register
U.S. Lanb
William B. Barker
John W. Golladay
George A. Watson
James V. Gall Peter 8. Lynch
Lane Orrick Lamar
Tice
Ister
Charles H. Shoemaker
George Bishop
E. P. Thurston
John O. Stream
Ira Swadley
U.S. Lawn
Coo
Li Colorado
John C. Copelead
John Wilson
C. C. Wilson
Iles H. Lovelady
L. 8
United States Land Order
Lamar, Corp
Eerlenk
J. Scott Robertson
H. E. Neitt
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