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Newspaper
The La Jara Chronicle
Location
La Jara, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1906
Page
2
The notice outlines display advertisement rates at 12 cents per inch weekly for single column space, 25 cents per inch for under one month, and weekly changes with possible added charges. Local notices cost 10 cents per line, entertainments with admissions at half rates, and cards of thanks at 50 cents. Obituary poetry charged at 5 cents per line. Changes must reach the office by Wednesday noon.
The Chronicle defends its criticism of lawyer and politician Molletta and his archuleta county record amid a fierce letter of vindication from the Alamosa Courier’s editor. The paper rejects retracting statements, asserting its facts and courage to publish truth despite pressure. It challenges Alfonse to respond as accusations and defenses clash.
The Antonito Ledger notes anger over county commissioners publishing itemized proceedings and questions why taxpayers bear the cost. It cites J. M. Stuart and a reform agenda as influencing wasteful printing under current county affairs, warning against a continuation of these practices.
The Pagosa Springs Times Observer denounces the Conejos county commission for spending taxpayers money on publishing proceedings and political favors. It blasts editor Malletta and associates for steering the reform effort and accuses the Alabama Courier of agenda-driven interference and fakirs.
The summons requires the defendant Beekman to appear within twenty days after service or face default judgment. It references a complaint to quiet title, with a cost provision and action details in Conejos County Colorado. The notice is signed by the county clerk and dated July 1st.
The case involves J Wesley Angel and Mary L Chase defendants against whom a summons is issued requiring appearance within thirty days if served out of county or within sixty days if served inside. The action seeks to quiet title to the West Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section Fifteen in North Range Nine West in Conejos County Colorado and to recover costs. The Clerk CHAS M S notes the first publication August 3, 1908 and last August 24, 1908.
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