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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
2
Local notice mentions J D Jayatt and G C Pero of Farmington with undertaker services and a shop selling groceries including fine and fancy items. Details are fragmentary but indicate a small business listing in Heflin area with names and trade.
There are rainy little things to annoy us and present conditions to edify. The hurry, hard work, use and strain all tell on us and not to provoke nervousness and stability. We are frequently so tired out we can neither eat, sleep nor work with any comfort. We are out of line with ourselves and others as well, good thing to do under such circumstances is to take something.
J B Hartsfield of Plum Street Georgia writes that Anti Pain Pills relieve nerve strain and headaches for himself and family. He notes they help with housework and mood, praising the product as proven for twenty years and available from Druggists in 25 dose packages.
A distorted OCR item mentions a group including Mies Anna nguay, Slr. sivosre, Mesecor x Sullivan and Ralph McJun as Acles Vistour visiting in the Aloucas Frank & ane Mra. Lillard returns from a business trip. Look for further allotments and information in next week’s Time Itler and Enterprise.
Farmington and nearby communities report visits by J D Clark and John O Noggle to Lima and local remarks. advertisements for drog stores and remedies. road work contracts. Jubilee Singers at Allen’s. church meetings. residents traveling to Aztec, Durango, and Cuba. social events, horse incidents, and cuttings of hay and feed.
The Farmington Enterprise declares no bonds or mortgages holding 1 percent or more of total securities. Orval Ricketts signs as editor and publisher in Farmington New Mexico, with notary Arthur M Edwards witnessing on July 28, 1913.
Mrs A M Amsden died at her home on the mesa last Sunday after several months of illness. She had not been well since returning from four trips to California and gradually weakened until her death. Charlie Amsden, who is working out the reservation, was unable to attend.
Riverside reports Sunday visit by Clarion Taylor to the Weston home. Mr Johnson reportedly gravely ill at his brother in law's Colorado home. Mrs J Graves hosted a Ladies Aid gathering with raspberries ice cream and cake. A Cedar Hill Ladies Aid reunion planned as Relston visits his old home in Colorado. Miss Loyd returns home to Clan Chester after visiting Miss Worthing. Mrs Dick and Mrs Weston attended an entertainment hosted by Miss Worthing for an Eastern guest. Clay MecCullough visiting Riverside and Miss Lelan Reiston hosted a party. Local box social at Hutch an school raised over 22 to buy an organ. John Austin returned to Durango after seeing Dr Ochoner. ten day Riverside stay improved health. Mrs John Frazier and Vera of Ellie visited Pieper ranch. Vera to Colorado State University Boulder next year. Miss Hazlett Worthing and Miss Abbie Floyd hosted friends. Floyd plans Boston visit. Emmet Gorby celebrated with a surprise and housekeeping shower before leaving for Sons of Rest. Oleetka Calithumpian Band entertainment set for next Friday. ladies urged to bring a pie.
Will Evans reports a late Monday blaze at the Roberts residence north of the Kline and Beck trading post. A dog knocked a lamp over starting the fire, but the building was saved and the property insured. Fruitland correspondence notes limited reporting as survey crews shift to Farmington allotments near Shoprocok for two to three months. Also includes an ad testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Lindsing Scott of Temple. For sale by Farmington Drug Store.
Cedar Hill reports from Emmett Godby list Mr. George Barton visiting a Durango sister last Sunday and Miss Lesnie James staying with sister Pearl James of Bloomfield. A pleasure trip to Cox Canyon drew several youths. Abbie McNichols visits Beasie Newton. C D Taylor hauls produce to Durango this week and Dick Hendricks makes a second Durango trip with a load of produce. Roland Hatfield and Madgline Weber return home to Blanco after visiting Mrs. M. L. Hatfield. J Jackson and J L Roberts head to Bayfield to inflame errill, who has been
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