Lamar social and business notes fill the town week
A long Lamar column reports visitors and relocations including Dan Carey, Jerome Blackwell, A N Parrish and others. The piece notes new store stock, rail siding scales, building booms, land seekers from Illinois and Missouri, a roulette incident, parade and sermon updates, weddings, and civic actions. It covers the republican rally, telephone switch work, housing plans, and cautions about a potential lumber lease in the fire limits. The piece closes with voter registration growth and a petition against street-front lease references.
Religious Services Calendar for local churches
Regular worship and Sunday school times announced for Baptist, Cuvurcu, M E, and First Presbyterian churches. Topics include Alone with God, A Terrible Plague, Six Portrait from Old Testament Gallery, and Put to the Test. Pastors Eusank Runyon Knuckey Garver invite all to attend services and choir music featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Cuurcu
Eusank
Cuvurcu
Jessie Cissne
Cuay T. Runyon
M. E. Cuuren
Daniel
J. T. Knuckey
Teachers Association Meeting in Granada November 9
The first Prowers County Teachers Association meeting convenes in Granada on November 9 with Prof. Geo R Momyer as president and an active executive committee. The program will be announced next week as education supporters are urged to attend and help promote common schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowers
Clay Creek
Teachers’ Association
Prowers County
Teacher's Association
Granada
Geo. R. Momyer
M. H. Exuine
New Line of Shoes and Medicines At Butler’s Drug Store
Butler’s advertises a new line of school shoes priced to rival top brands and promotes Ballard’s Snow Liniment for wounds and horse sores with 25 and 50 cent options. I H Myers offers Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets free samples and Tabler’s Buckeye Pile Ointment. S.M. Irwin funds his Saturday merchandise push from wholesale stock, aiding workers and farmers with free samples and easy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler's
Ballard
I. H. Myers
I. H. Meyers
Chamberlain
Tabler
I. Hl, Myers
S.M. Irwin
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy credited with saving boy
A. M. Hoppe of Ria Creek Wisconsin claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy saved his nine year old sons life during a winter croup episode. He states the child choked and could not speak, the remedy was given freely until vomiting occurred and the boy recovered. Drugstore I H Myers advertises the product for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. M. Hoppe
Ria Creek
Wis
I. H. Myers
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Lamar Register
Dovgitt Citst Editor
Prowers County Abstract CO
Damar, Coloraas
L. Wirt Markham
Dan B. Carey
la Julita
Lamar
Jerome Blackwell
A. N. Parrish
Kansas City
S. F. White
Holly
M. H. Exline
W. F. McPherson
Lee Bowles
Hainline
Roy McKee
Alamosa
Mr. McKee
Lamar Mill
E. E. Butler
E. F. Martin
Springfields
E. Bentley Dennis
Doughty Property
M. E. Nowels
Paxton
Illinois
Missouri
W. E. Pabor
Denver Post
O. F. Downing
Butte Canon
J. W. Paxton
Jefferson City
Lohman
Opera House
W. J. Edwards
Gus Sun
Minstrels
S. R. O. al Company
California
B. F. Largent
State of
Colorado
Order of the Knights of Equity
Republican County Central Committee
Diamond Bros
Gas Sun American Minstrels
B. B. Brown
Pueblo
W. C. Gould
Brown
Gould
J. C. Kalb
Canton
Kansas
Mrs. Garvin
Leonore
Mrs. Kizer
Hilda Brown
Knucky
Methodist Church
Clay T. Runyon
Walter A. Harden
Mary Purinton
Runion
J. A. Rummel
Rummel
Seventh Street
Elm
Oak Streets
Geo. W. Rieley
Geneseo
Mr. Rieley
M. J. Ferrell
Woman’s Club
Ln Lamar
Church Services
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Chuch of
U. P
J. C. Garver
Presbytery of
Washington
Synod of of
Butler’s
Chicago
McLeans
E. Crawtorp
Hound Syrup
McLeins
I. H
McLean Bros. Drug Store
Marker
Ien
W. H. Cox
P. H. Sweetman
Las Animas
Adobe Creek
E M. Stewart
E. P. Reed
W.dr. Johnston
T. E. Hunnicurt
Cole
J. A. Downing
Fort Lyon Canal
B. Toman
A. W. Seabury
Irwin Building
East Main Street
Morning Glory
Uot
Coss
West Side Main Street
New York
Union Hotel
Geo.c. Maxwell
Miss Odessa
Chas. A. Stevens & Bros
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