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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1893
Page
4
Classified notice records the entry of mail matter at the Lamar Colorado post office. The fragment confirms filing in the local registrar and postal service channel.
The Senate debated Senator Peffer’s inquiry into New York Philadelphia and Boston bankers accused of cashier neglect. Manderson Wolcott Kyle and Hill pressed the issue against delaying tactics, urging equal law enforcement and criticizing Treasury silences on silver and bimetallism.
The Register urges a correspondent in every community of the county. Send communications regularly and ensure they arrive at the office by Thursday morning for publication.
In May Valley the army worm pest has vanished following a good rain on Saturday. The town notes the beneficial weather helped control the outbreak and residents report fewer affected crops and gardens.
A. S. Thompson returns from Deer Trail while Grant Dickinson heads to the Worlds Fair in Chicago. A Colorado Springs job move, county examinations, and a big gold transfer highlight Granada reports. A hailstorm causes no major damage. a California train carries $10 million in gold, then transfers it before arriving mid afternoon.
A reflective note compares 19th century long voyages with striking loneliness. The author recalls a 400 mile San Francisco to Panama sailing in 1859 with forty three days at sea without sight of a sail. He contrasts with Noah’s ark, noting modern ship noises as muffled companionship sources.
The article recalls Richard I of England and Saladin as more than rival warriors. Their cordial exchanges, gifts during sieges, and a proposed marriage link reveal a mutual respect. Richard left the Holy Land in 1192 while Saladin died in Damascus at 55, and Abulfeda described him as pious, generous, and unpossessed of wealth.
The line of dialogue features the Inventor’s Daughter claiming her father invented a rudder for flying machines and hints at future wealth. A Playmate questions how riches will come, while the Inventor’s Daughter asserts their family’s innovation will make them unrecognizable once successful.
A fragmented line mentions Willie aged 1 and Fannie aged 16 with pride and a urging to speak to a nurse about something. The clipping reads as a personal note from Texas sources with unclear context and damaged wording.
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