Entertaining Opinions Flare in National News Bits
The piece notes Carrie Nation’s confinement in an asylum and jokes about patent medicines seeking Aguinaldo testimonials. It reports Denver school directors' election, silver policy, Bryan’s 1904 candidacy, Senator Patterson’s ads, McLaurin’s democracy warning, and Beaufort Oil District shifts. It also covers Hill’s “swing around the circle,” Kansas mug promises, Wall Street lamb money scene, and future McKinley cross-country tour reaching Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
McKinley Visit Planned as Rural Progress Praised
The piece notes President McKinley will visit Pueblo on June 5 for a brief reception organized by the Business Men's Association. It contrasts critics with public confidence, and highlights farm prosperity, rising farm wealth, expansion of farms to 5.7 million, and heavy investments in agricultural education and experiment stations.
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McKinley
Pueblo
Business Men’s Association
William McKinley
Bessemer
Stock Exchange
United States
Jamestown
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Congress
Regulations For Using Water In Lamar 1901
At a special Lamar board meeting on April 22 1901 hydrant water rules were adopted. Sprinkling allowed 2 to 6 pm in districts east of Main street on Mon Wed Fri and west of Main street on Tue Thu Sat. No water on Sunday except domestic use. Water shall not be drawn with an open hose. Only the marshal may open fire plugs. Water use requires a license. Engineer to blow whistle at 2 and 6 pm. Water may be shut off for violations with fines of 1 dollar first offense and 2 dollars for subsequent offenses. The regulations shall be in effect.
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Board of Trustees
Lamar
Main Street
Water use licenses issued under town ordinance
The town board announces that all licenses for domestic and irrigation water use are issued subject to the ordinance regulating sale and use of water. By order of the board of trustees. H. P. Syp, Clerk. Dr A W Seabury, physician and surgeon, offices on the second floor of the Irwin building East Main Street.
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Board of Trustees
H. P. Syp
A. W. Seabury
Irwin Building
East Main Street
Irwin
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Lamar Register
Colorado
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B. Merrill
Lamar, Quororapo
Carrie Nation
Aguinaldo
Funston
Denver
Bryan
Patterson
West
McLaurin
South Carolina
South
Standard Oil Trust
Beaumont,Texas
David Bennett Hill
Hill
Stanley
New York
Wall Street
England
Sam
Land
Colorado Springs
Union
Mississippi River
Seed Company
Canon City
Trinidad
D. B. Nowels
U. 8
Lanp
Coto
D. E. Cooper
W. By
Thomas Tkins
Thomas Watkins
A.T
West Boonp
East Boonp
P.m
A.m
Chicago
G. J. Garvin
Great Plains
Fewkes
Sant
J. 3. Hasty, M. D
Goodale Block
Gamar
Col.rabo
Goodale & Hillyer
Attorneys & Counselors
Law
Lamar, Cotorapo
Goodale Bulliding
J. EK. Doughty
Bent Bik
East Main St
John O. Horn
Attorney -at-Laur
Office In Land Office Bldg
W. A. Merrill
Lamar, Corolado
Land Ofice
Kay Grain
Co. C. Huddleston
Lamar, Colorado
D. B. Cooper
A. Everett & Co
Arkansas Valley
Lamar Hardware
I. H. Myers
W. F. Cross
B. B. Brown
A. N. Pannisss
T. M. Brown
M. Dr. Tuarcuer
A. N. Panniss
C. Goutp
S. Wilson
Dantist
J. H. Kellogg
Osteopath
N. E. Corner Union Hotel
A. T. Still School
Kirksville, Mo
D. W. Robinson Auctioneer
Dr. I
Bryant
T. J. Bovarp
Bryant & Bdvard Dawtists
LA Junta
Colo
Lamar House
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