Republican County Convention Call at Lamar 1903
The notice calls a Republican County Convention at the Lamar Court House on September 26 1903 to select four delegates to the State Convention in Denver November 29 1903 appoint a Chairman and County Committee for the ensuing year and handle other business. Precinct primaries will be held September 24 1903 in various locations with multiple delegate allotments per precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowers County
Republican Central Committee
Lamar
Colorado
A. D
Court House
Denver
Holly
Granada
Carlton
North Side
Amity
Gro. B. Merrit
Granby HiLuyer
Hose House
Pa Gro
Merritt
Com
Strain’s Creamery
Cora Straiin
Carlton Precinct
North Side Precinct No
Markham School House
F. Lay
Pleasant Valley
H. Brosses
Francis boom stirs western hopes for Democratic nomination
The Colorado Journal weighs Francis as a possible Democratic nominee with Grover Cleveland’s backing cited as a strong point. It notes no mention of the hermit of Fairview, Neb., and questions whether the West could carry the ticket next year while recalling Colorado’s past homegrown candidates and prior cross of gold era debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Denver
Grover Cleveland
Fairview
Neb
Francis Boom
Colorado
Teller
Chicago
John E. Leet
Charlie” Thomas
T. M
Booth M. Malone
St. Louis
Colorado Journal
Water Suit Conference Clarifies Separate State Defense
Denver reports that Kansas and Colorado water suit attorneys conferred at the attorney general's office. The state will defend separately with new answers due by October 12. Ditch company lawyers and managers also attended as the plan proceeds with minimal changes to the amended bill addressing return water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Kansas— Colorado
Attorney General's
Miller
Ditch Companies
Ditch
Kansas Attorney General
Joe F. Vaile
Platte Rogers
F. E. Gregg
C. C. Dawson
Haight
Arkansas
Kansas
National figures back East in support of irrigation Congress
Reports from Ogden describe visiting officers statesmen and scientists crossing the continent to support the irrigation movement. The West owes its progress to Theodore Roosevelt as the irrigation congress rejects repealing desert land and homestead acts and emphasizes public lands should promote settlement and private title by merit. In Senate races Mark Hanna faces Clarke a reformer backed by Bryan whose calamity theme aims to spark fear and may hurt Republicans amid looming financial worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
East
West
Roosevelt
State Journal
Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Congress
Denver Republican
Senate
Mark Hanna
Clarke
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryant
Bryan
Ohio
Hanna
Furnished Rooms for Rent Near D. L. Silvers Store
A brief rental notice advertises neat clean furnished rooms for rent over D. L. Silvers store by Mrs. M. J. Rinewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Silver's
Bent Company Reports Financial Notes from Lamar Colorado
A. E. Bent company correspondent files from Lamar Colorado highlight key financial details. The report outlines earnings, expenditures, and upcoming fiscal steps while noting local economic conditions affecting operations in the region.
Evening Hymn and scattered notices mix of verse and news
Readable fragments describe a reflective Evening Hymn poem, infant feeding procedure at New York nursery, a bluff sea captain boosting a nervous pastor, a misdirected St George gift story from Maynooth, a three year late Gulf & Interstate train reaching Beaumont, and a jokey line about a poet’s bargain shop romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child’s Hospital
New York
Long Island
Sexton
Marriner
Gulf & Interstate
Beaumont
Tex
Galveston
Not With Malice Prepense Unconscious Humor in Papers
Editor J. L. Harbour of The Youths Companion notes how wedding notices often read as humor. He cites lines praising the bride and groom and lists gifts described in rural papers, including a hair wreath, a motto from Aunt Emma Leach, Pilgrim's Progress and a Jersey cow in leather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Harbour
John
Mary
Emma _ Leach
Bunyan
Pathetic Contrast from a Mother's Call
A mother叫s for her son to quit the ball game and come inside. the voice travels 1442 feet per second, far faster than the boy's reaction.
Milwaukee native Admiral Cotton hailed by German emperor
Admiral Cotton, commanding the American squadron, was received with high honor by the German Emperor and navy at Kiel. He is a Milwaukee native who spent his boyhood there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Admiral Cotton
Kiel
Milwaukee
Loss rates in ocean transport of live stock 1902
In 1902 the loss percentage for cattle was 0.13, for sheep 0.89, and for horses 0.65, all significantly lower than in the preceding year.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Lamar, Register
Ho. B. Mharilis
Sherman Bell
Gov. Peabody
Thomas Lipton
Lochinvar
David R. Francis
ansas-Colorado Water Suit Defendants Center
M. J. Rinewart
Union Central Life Insurance
A. E. Bent
Financial
Lamar, Colo
Deering Ideal
ICC
Smith & Thompson
Arkansas Valley
Lamar Hardware
D. L. Silver
Strain Bros
North Main
Richard Chenevix Trench
Edward
Alexandra
Ireland
Maynooth College
Austria
Kildare
Maynooth
England
St. George
Vienna
A. Everett * Ce
Cheyenne
MR. Dooley
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Europe
S. J. Henry
Cole
ST. Peter’s Dome
Cathedral Park
B. B. Brown
A. N. Paraiss
W.C. Gourp
First National Bank
M. D. Txarcues
T. M. Brown
W. ©. Goorr
A. N. Parnten
H. Gerstenlauer
Myers Drug Store
Lamar Lumber Company
South Side
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!