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The Lamar Register lists annual and half year subscription options with prices. One year, six months, and three months are shown, with a rate of 150 dollars for the full year and 50 dollars for six months.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1901
Page
4
The Lamar Register lists annual and half year subscription options with prices. One year, six months, and three months are shown, with a rate of 150 dollars for the full year and 50 dollars for six months.
The list names the Republican ticket including County Treasurer W. W. Reynolds County Clerk John F. Curry County Judge George H. Thomas Sheriff George H. Thomas Assessor F. H. Rosacrans Superintendent of Schools J. A. Rosebrough Commissioner W. F. McPherson Surveyor L. M. Markham Coroner Fred Lee Justice of the Peace W. P. James Constable H. B. Manville.
The Holly Chieftain backs A K E Downer for county clerk while The Sparks criticizes the incumbent Miss Exline. Democrats rail against Republicans for sidelining a north side candidate. Voter registration reminders follow as factions clash over renomination and party discipline amid a tense political season.
The Prowers County GOP backed a full slate chosen by a large convention. Each candidate has office experience and community endorsement. The ticket appeals to Democrats and Populists unhappy with the Nowels convention. Granada notes report growth, new buildings, and business changes. Paraly sis case in Henderson Grimett cited as improved by Pain Balm.
Official notice states a general election in Prowers County Colorado on November 5, 1901. Voters will elect county officials including Clerk, Treasurer, Sheriff, Assessor, Commissioner District No 1, Judge, Superintendent of Schools, Surveyor, Coroner, and multiple Justices of the Peace and Constables for precincts 1 through 5. Dated Lamar October 1901 and signed by County Clerk Joan F. Cunny.
Nostalgic classifieds advertise nails and wagon covers at the Second Hand Store and C. B. Thoman’s bargains in farm lands and fire insurance. Also listed are Dr A W Seabury offices, Shropshire rams for sale near Las Animas, and a rent notice for McMillin building. An 1901 San Francisco prescription deal and testimonial letter about White Wine of Tar Syrup are included.
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