Lamar Fair Attended by Many Visitors and Notables
Representatives and business leaders from Las Animas, Granada, Pueblo, Rocky Ford and Lamar gathered at the Lamar fair last week. Local pastors and civic figures announced church services and town meetings, with bands playing and the community engaged in events and planning for future fairs.
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Jno
Afarry Maxwell
Rocky Ford
Geo. C. Maxwell
Lamar
Prowers County
Las Animas
la Junta
Pueblo
B. B. Brown
Prowers County Teachers Association Holds First Meeting
The Prowers County Teachers Association held its initial meeting in Lamar on September 21 1901 with teachers from across the county present. Officers elected include President Prof Geo R Momyer two vice presidents from Lamar and Granada and Holly Miss M Adelle Billingslea treasurer County Superintendent and an executive committee of five. An adjournment was set for November 9 1901 with program details to follow.
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Teachers’ Association
Prowers County Teachers’ Association
Lamar
Lou M. Baxter
Mable Graham
Granada
Holly
Geo. R. Momyer
E. R. Jones
J. A. Rosebrough
M. Adelle Billingslea
Ray M. Anderson
J. R. Puntenney
Masce Graham
Prowers County Fair Association Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders of the Prowers County Fair Association are called to meet at the Club Room in Lamar on Saturday September 28 at 2 PM. The agenda includes election of a President First Vice President multiple Local Vice Presidents a Secretary an Assistant Secretary a Treasurer an Executive Committee of seven and thirteen Directors for the ensuing year and any other business. A. E. Downer A. N. Parrish, Secretary.
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Prowers County Fair Association
A. E. Downer
General Assembly
State of
Colorado
Board of County Commissioners
Prowers County
Board of Equalization
J. F. Curry
Lamar
A. N. Parrish
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L. Wirt Markham
Milford
Holly Chieftain
G. W. Swink
H. L. Luthers
Stewart
Granada Times
J.T. Lawless
Trinidad
Etta C. Kerby
Arkansas Valley Review
Frank Kreybill
Fort Lyon Company
W. W. Jones
J. R. Gordon
J. N. Leslie
Thos, Griffith
Zack Taylor
Union Hotel
Lamar Band
C. L. McPherson
Chase McPherson
S. F. White
W. M. Wiley
John Duncan
J. B. Harden
A. E. Bent
W. M. Wormley
George C. Maxwell
P.S. Lynch
Denver
Grand Lodge of Masons
Lamar Lodge
Jennie Rinyon
Valley Springs
South Dakota
E. R. Bannister
Clay ‘I. Runyon
Christian Church
Harry Manville
Iowa
Ohio
Harry
Alex Howland
Franz Bros
St. Louis
Alex
E. Bentley Dennis
Foley-Bent
Doughty House
South Sixth Street
Williams
Kansas
Red
Lamar Milling & Elevator Company
Wiliams
D. L. Silver
M. P. Howes & Son
J. A. Silver
J. L. Brott
West Bend
Wisconsin
J. K. Doughty
Brott
West
George T. Feast
Carrizo
Otero County
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E. W. Beedle
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Arkansas Valley
Samar
Main Street
L. F. Blodgett
Eubanks
Knucky
Horn
America
A. Eusank
Pastor
M. BE. Cuurcu
Moses
W. J. Johnston
E. A. Bannister
Old Cross Grocery
Fair Grounds
Butler's
Butler’s
Chicago
McLeans
Lamar Mercantile Co
G A. E. Crawtorp
McLean Bros.’ Drug Store
Marker
S.m.irwin
McMillin Building
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B. Thoman
D. W. Robinson
J.C. Ford
C. M. Lee
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