Local Notices and Social Updates From Lamar Area
The women’s McKinley Club meets in the Women’s Relief Corps room next Saturday at 8 PM. Johnston’s advertises new fall goods and hats, with a millinery opening by Mrs Manning on Sept 26. Grants include travels by J H Keen and J Q Hagerman. Frank Tate returns from New Mexico trip. W A Merrill at a Trinidad judicial convention. The democratic and populist district conventions meet in Lamar today.
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Local notes mix wedding, racing, and politics in county record
Reports include a sheriff chase in Bent county ending near Lamar, a sheepman seeking winter feed in Carrizo Springs, a threshing accident with Jim Anderson, a marriage at a bride’s parents’ home, a Denver real estate agent addressing a populist convention, and a horse pacing record set by Robert J. The piece also covers a Hard Times Social, a Democratic county convention, and discussions on alfalfa seed profits and free coinage sentiment.
Judicial District Ticket Nominates Northcott and Ross
The republican convention for the third judicial district met at Trinidad and nominated J. G. Northcott of Trinidad for district judge and R. R. Ross of Walsenburg for district attorney. Northcott, renowned as an eminent lawyer and upright citizen, is expected to appeal broadly in the district. Ross, a veteran attorney and former legislator, has a record against State Canal No 1 that should boost his popularity locally.
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Coffeyville Daily Dispatch Debuts Under J G Miller Edit
The first issue of the Coffeyville Kansas Daily Dispatch arrives with editor J G Miller formerly of Lamar guiding the new local paper. The note expresses best wishes for glory and wealth from Guy.
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Coffeyville, Kansas
Daily Dispatch
J. G. Miller
Lamar
Enterprise
Through Pullman Sleepers to New Orleans via Great Rock Island
Train service expands with a daily through Pullman Sleeper from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo to New Orleans via Ft Worth and Texas Pacific Ry. Passengers reach New Orleans and intermediate points with no car changes, arriving 6 50 a m after a two hour quicker journey.
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Texas & Pacific Ry
Through Service Promises Easy Connections to Southeast and Gulf
An offer for a popular two day route via New Orleans with strong links to Southeast, Gulf and Atlantic points. Berths can be reserved in advance and full particulars will be provided by W H Fiera G A C R J P Ry Denver Colorado.
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