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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1897
Page
1
County officials listing shows Commis Sd Hizhee at 1 Elm and Steward 3.5 McClang in the local directory. Includes placeholder names and addresses typical of a public records section.
Fragments detail Masons and Woodmen of the World chapters with meetings monthly, at the Hewes House, Granada, and surrounding lodges. Names of officers and visiting members listed, with meeting days and locations for several local societies.
The United Presbyterians list various services with times 720 am and 10 am Sunday school. Names include Pastor SKIN and M EB Ceveca, with additional meetings at a May Valley House and evening services led by Guaxava M F Cavaca and G 3 Fansen. The S C B meets Sunday evenings at 6 with all youths invited.
In a letter to the Glove-Democrat Henry Studniczka outlines sugar beet potential in the United States. He cites worldwide production, per-acre yields, and current U.S. consumption versus beet sugar output, urging domestic farming and factory expansion to reduce reliance on foreign sugar.
The Lamar flour mill has paid Kansas farmers over 500000 for wheat in four years and a few months. A cash market exists at the mill for all wheat growers can raise, with seed wheat from the San Luis valley available at a low price. The season opens favorably and higher prices are expected as last year’s short crop reduced world surplus. Prowers county farmers are urged to sow more spring wheat this year.
The old Paradox School House will be sold March 27 1807 at 3 pm to the highest cash bidder at the school house. All interested buyers are urged to be present.
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