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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1897
Page
8
A London Tid Bits note tells of a female cyclist in knickerbockers who, lost near Wareham, asked a countryman if she was on the right road. He surveyed her and replied that she indeed had them on right, with a sly nod to her attire.
The city editor and staff debate a red hot sensation for readers. Rev Dr Fifthly and Gore discuss religion while Hamfat attacks Shakespeare as a dramatist. A desperate, unverified news angle is contemplated.
The Exchange notes Phoebe Couzins revokes opposition to men and urges marriage. At over fifty, she is depicted as a charming but embattled figure who has quarrelled with and faced beatings from all groups she joined. Retirement due to rheumatism and disappointments softens her stance, suggesting she might have found limited household success, but the shift arrives late.
Mrs Homespun-Land heckles Josiah about a college article claiming several young women outstrip the men, declaring Henry should not remain at college. Mr Homespun questions the fuss as the debate centers on female students overtaking male peers.
A jail warden questions a suspect’s guilt, noting no bouquets have arrived since arrest, while the assistant probes the basis of the doubt. The exchange hints at uncertainty about the man’s innocence versus alleged murder.
The notice states the claimant seeks final proof before the Receiver at Lamar for his claim on Section 18, Township 22, Range 6. It lists witnesses Jacob Blamer Ben Riley T Hillips and Joseph All of Granada Colorado. The notice is signed by B THOMAN Register.
The notice records a trustee sale of a Colorado property in Prowers County under a deed of trust securing a promissory note for seven hundred dollars dated May 1, 18 91. Henry J. Aldrich is absent. Henry J. Aldrich Trust is in place, with the sale for May 15, 18 6, at 10 am in Burlington, under a courtly procedure including a water right, irrigation rights, and related mortgage encumbrances.
Public auction planned for May 4 1897 at 10 am at Denver courthouse front door to sell the described property in Prowers County Colorado and related water rights under a deed of trust dated March 1891 with Henry J Aldrich as original trustee and L Smith as successor trustee. The sale is to satisfy the note and interest secured by the trust, with default declared and all interest due.
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