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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1894
Page
7
A brief note indicates a mainchance refusal explaining there is no viable support or provision available to send or assist the widower’s children. The text reveals the speaker’s hesitation and lack of funds or opportunity to respond to the family needs.
Ad touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, effective laxative free from questionable substances. It claims the product originates in California and acts on the kidneys to relieve headaches fevers and constipation. It warns buyers to avoid substitutes and mentions a $1 bottle price.
A historical piece describes lion training for public performances, noting captives are often unsuitable and that training begins around nine to ten months. It covers methods, from building trust to collaring, riding acts, horse compatibility, diet, temperament, and risks to handlers in early attempts.
In a humorous quip from Texas Siftings Minnie asks why a sharp rebuke was given to a beggar. Mannie replies that the beggar may deserve aid yet interrupted during a moment of lament about a dying character on a rich man's doorstep.
The bee acts as an artistic upholsterer lining its nest with bright colored flower leaves. It selects leaves with vivid hues and cuts them in exact circles as precise as any compass could craft.
A collage of notes: Southern California lava formations resemble an inverted cup in a saucer. a Vienna millionaire funds eternal light for his vault tomb. Captain McDougall forecasts Lake Superior trade soaring to 20 million tons yearly. Russian Mount of Olives tower to offer sea views. rare book sale in London yields 895 dollars for a 1602 Virginia voyage account and 545 dollars for early Massachusetts laws. Plymouth England adopts a self recording target with steel rings and electric circuit indicators to show hits instantly.
An old courtroom sketch captures Josiah Flint recalling a raid during March Century reporting a parson pursued after taking a wife and stealing a woman. The judge probes for favorable notes about the prisoner as a witness testifies to a rammed escape and larcenous theft.
Public notice that C O Atkins as successor in trust will sell at public auction on April 18 1904 at 2 PM at the Prowers County courthouse all property described in the deed of trust from James E Long to secure a $400 note with 10 percent interest. Sale proceeds to satisfy the indebtedness and costs. the trustee John A Clough has refused to act.
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