Lawn Party at Holly Hosted by Great Plains Storage Team
A lavish lawn party on Saturday June 25 hosted by General Manager Wily and staff of Great Plains Storage at the Holly white house drew many guests from Lamar including Wirt Markham and families. Train No. 2 and a special coach carried sixty five visitors from Lamar. attendees enjoyed a Coolidge lunch, evening dancing with music from La Junta, and praised the hosts for their hospitality.
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Wiley
Great Plains Storage Company
White House
Holly
Lamar
W. M. Wiley
Gen
Thos. Berry
Act
Eng’r
Thos. Seward
Cashier
Jay Wiley
Sapt
Lamarits
Santa Fe
Coolidge
Fred Harvey
la Junta
L. Wirt Markham
Thomas Hover
C. C. Huddleston
J. A. Waltmire
C. Goodale
W. C. Gould
M. Strain
A. E. Bent
Lou O'Donnell
Anna O’donnell
Ruth Henderson
Susa Lee
Messrs
Lon McCready
Ernest Nowels
D. E. Cooper
E. R. Black
C. R. Strain
Oscar Strain
Douglas Henderson
Harry Gadeky
G. H. Downer
G. J. Garvin
O'Donnell
Janowitz
Great Plains
Disposition to Improve Life in Arkansas Valley Noted
A sentiment expresses support for measures aimed at making life more pleasant for residents of the Arkansas valley and anticipates a broad appreciation and favorable response from the community.
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Arkansas Valley
Old fashioned Glorious Fourth celebration announced
La mar plans a full day of festivities with a grand salute music addresses a large street parade horse and bicycle races foot and novelty events and a lavish evening fireworks display. A shaded dining area and free lemonade are available with a grand ball at Golladay’s opera house featuring strong music and promises of a splendid time for county residents.
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Lamar
Golladay
Opera House
J. W. Golladay
Arkansas Valley Notes snapshot of Las Animas district items
District court convened in Las Animas for a day. September 17 set for Fruit Day in Canon City. Camp meetings enliven Syracuse. Rocky Ford and La Junta sent players to the Philippines. Otero doctors form a medical association amid cattle theft worries. Lamar heat, 102–105. Burglary scare at Holly. Sheep feeders’ association shows valley growth. Rocky Ford hits eight homers in Pueblo game against the Rovers. First Arkansas Valley soldier death, Ralph Worden of Syracuse, at Chickamauga Park. body returned home. J. E. Rosebrough family to Greeley County for ~30 days. Tramps seen. wheat fields lure workers to Kansas. Lewis Myers ships threshing machine to Colorado. Rev. French preaches to large M E Church audience. Granada lumberman’s son and family become town citizens. Ice cream social for union Sunday school funds. J. L. Chaplin mourns mother’s death in Missouri. Foundation stone carload for Mayfield Milburn block. walls to start Thursday. Harvest time imminent as Amityville winter wheat ripens. Will Ludolph back from Kansas, unable to find harvest work. advise staying in Colorado. Las Animas post office salary raised to 1100. Garden City touts patriotism with 32 volunteers. prepare for Dewey Fourth. Southern Colorado Cattle Growers’ meeting in Pueblo. High cattle prices spur wolf bounty program. round‑up inspector proposed to law. Pueblo Call notes.
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Dinema
Dubeiss, Horne
Ray
Co. C. Huddleston
Lamar, Colorado
Baer Bown
Iraman
Colorado
Fewkees
J. A. Strong, M. D
Huddleston
Goodale
Cotorapo
Goodale Building
J. K. Doughty
Laman
Cotonapo
Setusl
WM. F. Cross
Colo
Conwell Bld
East Main Street
J. Scottson
Enon
Gutaeet
Jerest
Court House
Prowers
I. S. Bryant
Mae Blackwell
Depot
Billingslea & Fahey
Via
Amity
John Duncan
Titcoma
Chas. C. Crew
Porter J. Preston
Chas. W. Beach
L.M. Markham
Arkansas Valley Notes
Las Animas
Canon City
Syracuse
Rocky Ford
Otero County
Olney
Country School
Arkansas Valley Sheep Feeders’ Association
Pueblo
Rovers
Tribune
Ralph Worden
Chicakmauga Park
Canada
J. E. Rosebrough
Greeley County
Kansas Wheat Fields
Perry Kirk
Coal Shore
Iowa
Lewis Myers
Amityville
French
M. E. Church
Granada
Mr. Snodgrass
The
Union Sunday School
J. L. Chaplin
Missour
Mayfield-Milburn
Will Ludolph
Kansas
Garden City
Southern Colorado Cattle Growers’ Association
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