Masonic and Granada Society Notices Linked Meetings
Fraternal group listings show multiple lodge gatherings including A M and O O P activities. Lamar Lopez No 90 and Quan et al plan monthly evenings while Granada Societies announce Saturday night meetings near full moons and routine sessions for various orders with officers named.
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Granada
A. P
A. M
Guaxapa Lopuk
Monte
D. W. Rowmixsox
W. M
L. McPaessox
See
C. F
Ginasapa
Church Services and Sunday Activities Listing
The United Presbyterians hold Sabbath services at 11 a m and 7 20 a m. C. Raxxm, pastor. United Methodist near May Valley and Dane House conducts services at 11 a m and 7 p m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m. May Warner Sewpar at May Valley School House at 8 p m. Graxapa M E Church holds Sunday services at 7 30 p m and Sunday School at 2 20 p m. G E Exxson, pastor. M F Y P S C E meets Sundays at 7 00 p m at M E Church. Lucy M Nowkrs pres and Doxa Nersox sec. All invited.
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United Presbyterians
Ma. m
A.m
C. BR
Caxias Coten
Laman
Warner Sewpar-acnoot
May Valley
Graxapa M. E. Crveen
Exxson
M. E
Lucy M. Nowkrs
Pres
Doxa Nersox
See'y
Democrats Sweep County Ticket In Lopsided Victory
The Democrats win all four county ticket races while their allies suffer losses, signaling a sweeping political shift. Strong turnout and favorable margins accompanied the results, reflecting broad party support across districts.
Political shifts in county election results show split ticket trends
Eight offices were decided as Republicans and Democrats traded gains with independents. Hayt narrowly lost supreme judge to Gabbert while Ross won district attorney. McDowell and Barnes led in their races. Voter turnout set records, with scrapped ballots complicating tallying. The Miss Mississippi tale ends with a baptism in winter.
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McCheeney D
Falkner
Brenaman
Bent
Deoter
Snearr
McKenzie
Kelsey
Assisbor
McDowell
Morse
Barnes
Leonard
Johnston
Wright
Curry
Harrell
Surveyor
Duncan
Lamar
Supreme Judge
District Attorney
McChesney
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Tess
Judge Hayt
Judge Gabbert
Senator Teller
Teller
R. R. Ross
Bob
Huerfano
Prowers
Trinidad
Santa Fe Route offers faster Denver to California trains
The Santa Fe railroad unveils new and improved service with two daily fast trains to Kansas City and Chicago, seven hours quicker routes to New Mexico El Paso and Mexico, extended through sleeping and chair car service, and Fred Harvey dining options. Local Colorado service runs Denver Colorado Springs Manitou and Pueblo. For reservations contact the General Agent at 1700 Lawrence Street Denver.
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California
Kansas City
Chicago
New Mexico
el Paso
Mexico
Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad
Fred Harvey
Santa Fe
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Pueblo
P. Halh
Lawrence Street
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