Lamar City Council Proceedings and Local Ordinances
The Lamar council met with all members present. The Register bid lowest for city printing and was chosen as official paper. Ordinance 26 on fast riding was read and marshal tasked to enforce. A town pound was referred to the building committee. Dog tax enforcement and collection ordered. Liquor licenses granted to Boyd Bros. and Fred Schmidt. Bonds for city attorney and police judge approved. Bills approved and warrants drawn. Water works supplies referred to water committee. Adjourned.
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Holmes
Teers and Register
Register
Lamar
Boyd Bros
Fred Schmidt
C. C. Goodale
L. F. Blodgett
Finance Committee
Water Committee
May Valley Letter on Water, School, and Sheep Loss
Last week’s rain kept grain in fair condition. The canal receiver reports two days of water since April began. The annual school meeting re-elected G. A. Bishop president E. P. Thurston treasurer and W. P. James secretary. The M A Society allegedly won a narrow victory. Sheep losses followed grazing on cockle burrs in the two leaf stage harming swine and sheep in the Arkansas Valley.
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G. A. Bishop
E. P. Thurston
W. P. James
M. A. Society
Arkansas Valley
Sabbath-school Convention Promises Notable Talks
The Sabbath-school convention at United Presbyterian church runs Wednesday and Thursday. Rev. C H Strong speaks Thursday on Christ in Society. Wednesday program offers lectures on fundamental principles of Sabbath school work definitions and home and Sabbath-school links by Moyle Cooper Henry Manville and others.
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Church
Kel
Minnie Brown
G.T. Feast
J. W. Watson
J.C. Horn
Rapes Dee W. F. Lewis
Lizzie C. Harper
Wm. Berkley
Anna Billingslea
Eta D. Barnes
W. R. Waldo
M.E. McMillin
Elma L. Gordon
Kate A. Wells
David Barnes
M. Rawlings
W. E. Tuttle
M. E. Exline
W. F. Lewis
J. K. Doughty
M. I. Maxwell
Christ
Rev
C. H. Strong
Josie C. Moyle
C. S. Cooper
A. B. McConnell
Eleanor Henry
H. Manville
City Council to Meet Regularly on First Monday Evening
City council begins its regular meetings on the first Monday evening of every month. City clerk and city treasurer will be at the hose house the day after each meeting to issue and pay warrants. Hours are 8 to 12 a.m. and 5 p.m. Citizens with city claims should note the schedule.
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United States
Durham
Blackwell
Durham Tobacco Company
Hose House
Bent County Stock Round-Up Set for May 25 Date
Notice warns against interfering with cattle on Dist No 1 range until May 25 under the Bent County Stock Association plan. Issued by Round-up Commissioners J Scorr Robertson and others, with orders from J. Jorxson and J. N. Bearry.
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Bent County Stock Association
J. ©. Jorxson
J. N. Bearry
J. Scorr Robertson
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Coc. Vv. Bhedell
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Ce. C. Goodale
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A. H. Greisa Nursery
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John Vedder & CO
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