For Sale Items and Property Listings
Classified notice listing items for sale including a horse drawn wagon and harness, a 1.5 acre lot with a four room frame house and water rights, and five acres adjoining Farmington with 60 apple trees for about 1000 dollars. Contacts provided as O S Evans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Farmington Land & Inv. Co
Farmington Glade
Plenty Water
O. S. Evans
Flora Vista
H. Raymond
Farmington Enterprise Masthead and publication data
Official Farmington New Mexico newspaper entry shows Frank Staplin as owner and Orval Ricketts as editor and manager. Paper entered as second class matter May 20 1905 at Farmington post office under the 1915 act with Friday August 1 1915 date line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
New Mexico
Spirit of cooperation reigns in San Juan county area
Editor praises unity over county fair disputes and extols San Juan basin benefits. The Aztec Enterprise quotes E P Wilson’s repentance and urges focus on regional progress and good roads for Farmington Aztec and Shiprock with dates and local events. Senator Augustus Bacon is noted as a four term Georgia senator.
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Farmington
Aztec
San Juan Basin
San Juan County
New Mexico
E. P. Wilson
Brother Wilson
James
Wilson
Enterprise
Thas
Shiprock
United States Senate
Augustus O. Bacon
Georgia
Congress
Bacon
The Curse of the Fire Tray
A pro factory fire in Binghampton New York last week killed many workers and sparks renewed calls to condemn dangerous factory fire traps nationwide. The piece urges public focus on factory safety before more lives are lost to similar disasters.
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Binghampton
New York
Mexico
Public inquiry urged into San Juan Congress fund handling
Readers demand publication of the San Juan Congress report on funds raised for the Reagafn effort. The letter argues the public and donors deserve to know exactly how every cent was spent.
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Jackson Haa
San Juan Congress
Reagafn
Amend the Land Laws to curb emigration to Canada
The Santa Fe Eagle argues for loosening land laws to attract settlers back from Canada. It cites over a thousand American farmers crossing the border weekly with cash and property, and warns the loss of assets and citizens harms the republic. The piece urges easier homestead access, irrigation, and drainage to keep Americans.
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United States
Canada
Clark
Congress
Republic
Santa Fe Eagle
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Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Frank A. Wadleigh
Tkt
Denver, Colo
Bonita Lodge NO
Knights OF Pythias
Hunter Hall
N. T. Bowman
C. C. H. R. Elliott
K. R.S
Lincoln Post
A. R
G. A. R. Headquarters
S. J. Pace
M. C. Picken
San Juan
Lillian James
N. G
Yra Hilt
Yimas Lodge NO
A. M
A. L. Davis
W. M
Telkamp
ECTA
Order OF the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Vising x Brothers
Corally
Bessie Duff
Farmington Lodge No
Hanter Hall
John C. Hubbard
N. G. F. McCully
Sec
A. B. Hanan
Farmington Camp
W. of A
W. W. Gierhart
V. C. ER. B. Holmes
San Stan
Pioneer Methodist
F. A. Downs
Epworth League
Sunda
Lu. P. Woods
Harold Graham
First Presbyterian—R
Cc. Jackson
Young People's Society OF Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Will McCarty
Emma Chambers
First Baptist
J. C. Smith
The
Baptist Church
M. E. Blatchford
Mattie Walling
Seventh Day Adventist
Roy L. Benton
Gibson Lumber & Hardware Co
Denver
Colorado
Knights Templar
J. F. McCully
Uying
Trenton
Michigan
Farmington Business District
Underwood
Columbia
HUV
LEBAE
Evans
Wilcox
Shurvington Blg
Shurvington Big
Farmington City Limits
Starditch
Farmington Lana & Inv
Saguache
Moffat
Hinsdale Co
Cyrus
Great Western Mfg. Co
Eudora Cordoba
Eastman Kodak
Eudoro Cordoba
Frice
Enterprise Office
Tris
Beard & Broa
Father Fenton
Episcopal Church
Christian Science Society of
Hunter Building
Allen’s Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
Farmington Enterprise
Frank Staplin
Orval Ricketts
Official Paper of
DR. Bysician
P. Ae Oe
Farmington, New Mexico
West All
Armington, New
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