Secret Societies and Granada Lodges Meet Regularly
Fraternal notices list LO 0 P Lamag Leones Lamag Leones No 9 and ALP A M Granada Lodge No 72 meeting schedules on Saturdays near full moons and Mondays for MA G A R Proctor Post 47 notes Standard Tuesdays at the Masonic hall. Officers invite visiting members to attend and participate in Lodge and post activities throughout the month.
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Church Services Schedule Across Towns
The United Presbyterians meet at the Court House for 1 a m services with Sunday school at 10 a m Pastor Clixton Rippie. M E Cuven in Lamar preaches Sundays at 11 a m and again at 9 30 a m with Bible reading at 10 45 p m. May Valley School hosts Sunday gatherings at 2 p m with cordial invitation to all attendees. Granada M B E Church holds services at 7 30 p m every Sunday with inviting turnout.
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Clixton Rippie
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Lamar
J.D. Paeee
Chistmas Chreron
Laman
Varner
May Valley
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M. BE
Granada
Republican sweep across states hailed as women vote triumph
The text proclaims a broad Republican victory in Colorado, Prowers County, and nation wide. It notes strong New York gains with Strong as mayor, women voting in large numbers proving suffrage a success, and Democratic holds in Texas and Mississippi. It highlights Republican majorities in Michigan legislature and multiple states joining the GOP wave. It mocks Democratic losses and songlike victory chatter.
Our Cat Comes Back After Election Returns Big Majorities
The text notes Republican majorities across multiple states after the 1892 election, listing precise counts for Massachusetts to Idaho and hinting that Missouri Kentucky North Carolina California Maryland and Nebraska may also shift to the GOP. It frames the outcome with a celebratory tone and broad regional gains.
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