Masonic and Fraternal Lodges Meet Monthly Across City
Local notices describe various fraternal groups including ALF. & A. M. No. 9 meeting first and third Wednesdays, I.O.O.F. and Woodmen of the World events, KOTM No. 15 meeting last Wednesday, and Granada Societies No. 72 meeting near full moon. Also mentions Lamo Mogas and other lodge officials and secretary names. Members and visiting brethren are invited to attend at Masonnic halls and public addresses.
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Oxtort Cuartes
A.J. Horres
J. P. L. Wrer
Maxaman
Alf
A. M
Mgetsen
Hoomes
W. M. C.G. Loewen
F. V-tawan
F. A. WaTkEs
N. MrEx
Lamag
Masonnic Hall
Mreas, Com
Church notices list Sunday services across multiple congregations
The United Presbyterians, M E Union and other church groups announce Sabbath worship times. Services begin at 11 a m and 1 a m with Sunday School sessions at various locations. C W Tate and M E Church leaders invite all parishioners and youth to attend worship, fellowship, and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterians
Cwxrsttax Cuvece
Lawar
Mar VaLier Sonpar-scnoor
May Valley
Guanava M. E
Prowers County Farmers Institute Meets in Lamar
The fourth session of the Prowers County Farmers Institute convened at the Lamar courthouse last Saturday, drawing broad attendance. Prof. C R K Cooke outlined irrigation, subsoiling, and sugar beet prospects while A J Hottel and G S Blosser covered sheep feeding and dairying. Attendees discussed alfalfa timing, root crops, and rye pasture, with plans shaped for next meeting.
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Prowers County Farmers’ Institute
Court House
Lamar
G. S. Blosser
C. RK. Cooke
Agricultural College
Ft. Collins
M. D. Parmenter
E. C. Gordon
J. O. Stream
Prof. Cooke
Howard Brown
Cooke
State Agricultural College
A. J. Hottel
New Mexico
Blosser
Messrs. Blosser
Stevenson
J. K. Stevenson
Messrs
Gordon
Thoman
Walton
Gold Rush Near Red River New Mexico Prompts Miner Wave
Sensational reports from the Red River district in northern New Mexico foretell a major gold discovery boom rivaling Cripple Creek. Miners and prospectors are already arriving. spring melt will bring thousands more. Travel via Santa Fe Route to Springer then daily stage to Elizabeth town Hermatite and Red River City. for details contact agent W. E. Cade.
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Red River District
New Mexico
Cripple Creek
Springer
Elizabethtown
Hermatite
Red River City
W. E. Cade
Travel to health resorts via Santa Fe route
An advertisement urges readers to visit principal health and pleasure resorts of the southwest by the Santa Fe route. It promises low rates, quick time, and comfortable service, inviting inquiries to local agents or to W. J. Black in Topeka and J. P. Hall in Denver.
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Southwest
W. J. Black
F. F. Ry
Topeka
Kansas
J. P. Hall
Gen
Denver
Gulf thousand mile tickets cover Colorado routes
Gulf thousand mile tickets now good for passage on Union Pacific system Denver and Gulf Union Pacific South Park Line Colorado Midland R R Midland Terminal R R. Valid for one year and usable on major Colorado destinations including Leadville Gunnison Cripple Creek Colorado Springs Pueblo Trinidad Clear Creek Gilpin Boulder Fort Worth and Denver lines. Rate is $30. B L Winchell gen pass agent Denver Colo.
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Gen. Pass, Agt
Denver
Colo
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Colorado
D. C. Goodale
Laman, Colorano
Goodale Building
J. KE. Doughty
CoLomano
Mary E. Coodale
Goodale Bailing
J.O
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Arbuckle
Lion
Conwell
East Main Street
Local Directory
Metlung
Fred Lee , LI L. Maxwell
Woodmen
Lamar Canr
T. Ave
Vax
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Derante Howe Howes
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M. BE. Cowen
Laman
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Leery
M. NowEns
Dana Nelson
Sec'y
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East Bornp
Chicago
W. E. Cane
John A Jrn & Tone Tent Attorneye
Washington, D. C
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Urugella
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