Fraternal Lodges Meet At Local Hall In Odd Tales
The column lists multiple lodge meetings with dates and times including I O F Laman Lopez No 80 Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. A F P A M Lawan Lopez No 0 Third Saturday. Woodmen of the World Lamar Camp No 9 first and third Friday at 6 p.m. G A R Proctor Post No 47 meets on island rd Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Women Reliet* Corrs second and fourth Thursday at 3 p.m. Alexander Realm No 0 meets Mondays at 7 p.m. Granada Societies Alp A M Gmaxapa Loper No 72 meets near full moon. 75 meets Saturdays. Proctor Post noted. The page also includes a long narrative with a land lord, two men named Jim Williams and Dave Martin, a double shooting, and several short anecdotes about turtles, silverware cleaning, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen OF the World
Lamar Camp No
T. Herpert
V.C. J. Pree
Granada Societies
ALP
A. M
Horesins
W. M. C. L. McPurries
Sec'y
Saylersville
McGoffin County
Kentucky
Jim Williams
Haigh
Jim
Dave Martin
Dave
Sunday School Schedule at Local Churches
Contettan Cuveen conducts Lawan Sunday School every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. Social meeting and Bible reading at 10:45 a.m. May Valier Seypar-Semoor at May Valley School House at 3:00 p.m. Everyone cordial invited to attend. Guaxapa Sunday School meets at the M E church in Granada every Sunday at 2:20 p.m. Everybody invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contettan Cuveen
Lawan
May Valier Seypar-semoor
May Valley
Guaxapa
Schoor
M. E
Granada
Schedule of Mails for the South and West and East
Schedule of mails lists departure times for the South West and East routes with multiple daily slots. The fragment shows early morning and late afternoon departures around 7 and 43 minutes past the hour, but specifics are incomplete. The text indicates standard postal dispatch periods rather than a sortable timetable.
Shady haberdasher tale with shrinking shirts and jokes
A humorous dialogue recounts a customer seeking shirts that shrink to fit and a Hebraic shopkeeper debating their size. The punch line features a Jewish tailor quipping that the shirts would shrink only with a tefil, and a parallel jab about an anesthetics lecture putting the audience to sleep.
Early Explorers and Forgotten Names in History
A compact note contrasts famed explorers Raleigh De Soto La Salle Marquette Hennepin Hudson with lesser honored figures like Champlain and many names left unmarked. It includes quips about poverty and mementos, ending with a playful street & Smith’s Good News snippet about a girl and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbuses
Coumbias
Americus
America
Raleigh
de Soto
la Salle
Marquette
Hennepin
Hudson
Champlain
Rotherway
de M Ts
Argall
Ibervile
Frobisher
Gorges
Cartier
Balboa
Dablon
Brass
Roverty
Nexdoor
Tecia
The Walking Leaf Insect Catchs Flies on Leaves
The Walking leaf insect lives on flies by mimicking a leaf on a tree. When a fly lands nearby it is captured and crushed swiftly.
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Lee’s Cash Store
Alize
Lee’s Gash
D. C. Marker
BK Beowx
A. N. Panstan
W.C. Govern
THE
First National Bank
Lamar
Colorado
B. B. Brown
M. D. Tuarcurn
C. H. Dow
W. C. Gourn
A. N. Pannisn
D. B. Cooper
U. S. Land Office
U. S. Land Office Block
BON Ton Meat Market
Vanorsdale & Everett
Lamar, Colorado
Register and
New York Press
I. 0
O. F
Laman Lope No
Lod
Order
A. van Deusen
N.G. W
A. FP
Lawan Lopez
U. D
J.B. Traxer
C. Goopare
W. M
Kit Carson Post No. 59
Sp. m
C.C. Goopare
Com
D. E. Coormr
Adj
W. BR. C
Tur
Relter Corrs
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W.C. Gourn
Lama Fine Department
Sepmeneee
Schmidt
Jon T. Lachess
Alexander Realm No. 0
O. F.graxapa Loper No
R. J. Koonen
N.G. Prank Mitovrn
Proctor
Island Rd
Masonic Hall
M. PF
Drexinson
D. W. Rominson
Harper
Cabbage
Kingdom of Heaven
Puck
M. E. Cuveen
Lewar
Breaghshoud
Spm
Si Ee
J.D. Droxe
A. T
S. F. Time
Nar
Daily
W. E. Cape
Santa Fe
Las Veas Hot Springs
New Mexico
Montezuma Hotel
G. J. Nicholson
Topeka
Kansas
Senter Olader Describ
G. T. Mrenonson
G. P
Kas
Herokee O
I. S. Bryant
Isaacstein
Yankee Slade
Wagleigh
Boresome
Tagleigh
Wwagleigh
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