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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1898
Page
4
A vivid account of butterfly eggs viewed under a microscope, describing shapes like domes and rosettes, rainbow colors from green to orange, and intricate coverings. It notes eggs laid singly or in clusters, protected by delicate shells, and observed by dreamlike readers as a marvel of natural art.
A fragment from Chambers Journal discusses historical fears of premature burial and past medical warnings. It recounts Missives by Simons Mon and Idy Hurton on inspecting revived bodies and hints at devices to prevent suffocation, including vein stoppers and throat wires. The text links these ideas to literature and notable writers like Ada Cavendish and Harriet Martineau, noting the era’s fascination with life after death and sensational inventions.
An advertisement asserts a product can cure a cold in one day using a compound named Bromo amine and mentions a refund if it fails. The text reads as an old time style medical claim with no verifiable evidence. The language imitates a sales pitch for a remedy.
Havana tobacco shipments to the United States have surged since the war began. Firms that import and process Cuban tobacco assure workers of continued jobs and plan large purchases as Cuban crops await export. With Havana port openings, domestic Havana cigars could rise while Cuban imports decline, boosting American-made alternatives at lower prices.
The Westinghouse Air Brake Company board in Wilmerding declares a 100 percent stock dividend worth 5.9 million and transfers 1 million in stock to treasury while maintaining a 6 percent cash dividend. Net earnings over ten years total 17.5 million with cash dividends of 14.7 million. Distributions to stockholders will occur after certificates are prepared.
Are you troubled with dyspepsia and indigestion. Dr Ferner's Dyspepsia Cure is presented as a simple remedy. Long used in private practice by a highly qualified physician, the ad promises a money back refund by I H Myers if not satisfied after one bottle.
Article notes the siphon bottle's two stage production by glassmakers and bottlemakers and by metal top manufacturers, with French firms keeping strict secrecy. Attempts by American consuls to gain factory access consistently failed amid background humor from period sources.
Santa Fe announces new and improved train service from Denver to California in two days with two daily runs to Kansas City and Chicago. Faster times to New Mexico El Paso and Mexico plus extended through sleeping and chair car service and Fred Harvey dining cars. Local Denver Colorado Springs Manitou Pueblo service highlighted. For reservations contact J P Hall 170 Lawrence Street Denver.
The People of Colorado issue summons in a quiet title action to determine ownership of Indian No. 36 land in Prowers County. Plaintiffs request appearance within 20 days if served in-county or 30 days if out-of-county or by publication, or risk default judgment. The action references a U.S. patent to Julia Guerrier dated September 20, 1850, on record in the county clerk’s office.
Fragmentary note references Crescent sales in Lamar including figures 42 Crescents sold and $1450 paid. Mentions dissatisfied Crescent buyers in 1968 and a Crescent sold for its cost. Also cites defective tires replaced in 1898 and a large total 794396845211260. Ends with invitation to discuss with Crescent riders.
Notice announces final proof hearing for William ar wwauld it. BE No 444 for the sex section 3 township 22 5 range 19 west at Lamar on October 1, 898. Witnesses listed include Charles soya, William Vernon, George Simpson, John W. Prowere of Caddoa. Also notice for George Simpson on another claim with witnesses William Dingwall, William Vernon, Chas Rampenthal, Green Robinson, all of nee Colorado. A. MraniLt, Register.
Named settler fled notice of intent to prove up his claim in Saar of his land entry No. 17 for the N half SEY and NES of See Twp 4S Range 6W P.M. at Lamar Colorado. He names witnesses McIntosh Jenner Sheldon and Pickle of Lamar and W A Meant, Register, for residence and cultivation proofs with a muster date October 7 next.
Notice for publication announces that Nathan L. Bi lee filed intent to make final proof on his claim at Lamar Colorado. Proof is to be before the clerk and receiver on August 22 1805. Claim involves Lots 7 and 3 of Section 15 Township 228 and is supported by witnesses Abe Rhodes James Andrew Geo A. W nee all of Lamar Colorado.
Public notice lists two abandonment actions in Prowers County Colorado. Frank McGirath files against James A. Millincer for Entry No 428 with hearing set September 21 1405 at 9 AM. Stephen N Canfield files against Regina Hetrick for Entry No 465% dated July 5 1887 with hearing set September 21 1884 at 9 AM.
Through service in Elegant Velutible trains between Boston and New York. The Santa Fe Route offers the best accommodations to nearly every part of the world. For travel information, contact J. P. Hall Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept. 1700 Lawrence St. Denver.
OrientT Courtier No 32 free and accepted masons meet on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays A J Horrer H P L Wint Marxnast secretary A F and A M Lamar Lopez No 9 meets 1st and 3rd Saturday evenings W C Gouin W M C G Lynon secretary I C C F Laman Loner No 80 meets Tuesdays at 2 p m All lodge members and visiting brothers invited J G Boyp N G A Van Deusen secretary Woodmen of the World Lama Came meets last Saturday monthly at 5 p m visiting officers welcome L E Purovp V c Jas Devsen Oferk K O T M Laman Tent No 18 meets at the Macevic hall last Wednesday each month J H Myens Com C M Leg R K Tue Laman Fine Department meets first Tuesday monthly at Hose House with Wilson Chief Jon T Lawless Sec Granada Societies A F and A M Grayana Loner No 72 meets Saturdays on or before full moon and two weeks after b tk Robinson W M L McPherson Sec y I O C F Granxava ercan No 78 meets every Saturday night Jas Bancray N G J L Mayr Sec y
Churches hold 11 a m services with Sabbaths school and prayer at specified times. Lamar and May Valley gatherings share preaching and Sunday School schedules. W M U meets monthly. Mother's meeting held fourth Friday. Local pastors and youth groups invite all to attend weekly services and events across multiple congregations.
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