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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1894
Page
4
The letter notes H. H. Eddy becomes editor of the Denver Sun and praises his brainy, direct style. It discusses state finances a 72 million annual shortfall and a 50 million loan likely, predicts Ute removal to Utah, and condemns factional bickering in Arapahoe county while urging leaders to act responsibly.
An extract from a letter by F. A. Huntley, superintendent of the experimental station, discusses wheat crop interests and potential findings relevant to growers. The note highlights research insights and practical implications for wheat production.
Rocky Ford describes a practical procedure for treating wheat with a copper sulfate solution. Prepare one pound of copper sulfate per three gallons of water, warm to tepid, and use about twenty five gallons to treat one bushel. Dip in an oat sack for two to three minutes, then spread to dry. Allow slight swelling when estimating yield per acre. Increase strength if infection is severe.
The statement shows cash receipts from a 20 acre alfalfa patch owned by Mrs. F. E. Irwin, located one mile from Lamar, for the years 1902 and 1893. The figures indicate strong, though varying, returns compared with other county fields. The document is certified as correct by F. E. Lewry.
The Globe-Democrat announces a free reader offer for The St. Louis Grone-Democrat and promotes the Weekly Globe-Democrat now issued semi weekly with eight pages on Tuesday and Friday, six teen pages weekly, all for one dollar per year. It is labeled Republican and touts being essential for farmers, merchants, and professionals who want prompt news without a large daily paper. Sample copies offered by George Perry at St. Louis, Mo.
A fragmentary note cites te il Cole and an agent discussing a copy illustrated item tied to coast country inquiries. The scribble hints at a pass or passage location but lacks clear details or outcomes.
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