Lamar Register: Postoffice Box Second Class Mail
The Lamar Register announces its postal status as a Second Class Mail publication under the Lamar Colorado post office distribution system.
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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1896
Page
4
The Lamar Register announces its postal status as a Second Class Mail publication under the Lamar Colorado post office distribution system.
A political overview attacks the Sparks and reform administration, criticizing road promises, district cuts, and the county’s expenses. It contrasts costs of the county physician and legal actions with prior administrations, urging taxpayers to oppose moves seen as wasteful.
The article reviews extra clerk payments by the Amity Canal Company era, noting $174 plus $250 earlier totals for two years, now $1,254, and contrasts with current deputy pay of $190 yearly. It accuses Sparks of bias while defending Republican integrity and condemning misappropriation as a crime.
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