Desert acreage ties and railroad expansion plans hit
The notice details bargains on 160 acre New Eden Ditch desert land near Laplata and Farmington, plus two Aztec lots, with quick sale aims. It also reports the Denver Rio Grande rail line expansion across New Mexico and Utah, listing routes from Chama to Bluff and Farmington to Monticello, totaling about 235 miles, plus related corporate actions and a county Republican primary in Farmington with contested delegations.
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New Eden Ditch
Chama
Rio Arriba
New Mexico
el Vado
Easd
Rio Chama
South Fork
Rio Grande County
San Juan River
Fruitland
San Juan County
Rio Chicusha
Rio Chaco
Arroyo Vaca
San Juan
Rio Puerco
Munuelito
McKinley County
Hudson's Wash
Monteyuma Creek
Hallette Creek
Bluff
Grande and
Utah
Resolutions on Death of Rev John C Lord at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church of Farrington adopts resolutions mourning the death of Rev John C Lord on June 29 1938. It honors his faithful ministry as a pastor friend and counselor, expresses sorrow, and prays for comfort for his wife and children. A copy is sent to Mrs Lord and local papers and filed in church records.
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John C. Lord
Church of Here
First Presbyterian Church of
Shephard
Jesus Christ
Lord
Local telephone wiring installed after week of work
The vHewing phones were wired into the local exchange during the past week. Notables include J. T. McDonald at Bed 45 and Bed 233, C. W. White at Bed 233, and the School house at Bed 233.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McDonald
Schoolhouse
C. W. White
Candidacy Announced for Probate Clerk and Recorder
L. G. Eblen files as a candidate for Probate Clerk and Recorder of San Juan County subject to Democratic Primaries. S. R. Coon runs for County School Superintendent of San Juan County subject to Republican convention.
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San Juan County
Kesrver Prepares Team for Farmington Clash at Fair
Fruitland notes G E Kesrver drills with his ball team ahead of the Farmington game during the fair. Mr Bryan appeals to farmers for campaign contributions, citing twelve years of Republican rule as the source of farmers’ money, per The Omaha Bee.
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Farmington
Mr. Bryan
Omaha Bee
San Juan County Republicans See Candidates for Assessor and Sheriff
William Evane seeks the assessor post in San Juan County subject to Republican convention action. A F Stump enters the sheriff race pending party convention decisions.
San Juan County Announces Local School and Commission Candidacies
The notice lists candidates for county offices Subject to party primaries. K S Whitehead seeks County Superintendent of Schools and Myron F Fifield runs under Republican convention for the same post. T J Arrington announces candidacy for County Commissioner District 3 subject to Democratic primary on August 26 1908.
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San Juan County
Myron F. Fifield
Primary delegates elected to Aztec for Andrews vote
June Foutz G E Kentoer E Thurland C J Collyer and Schuyler Smith won as Aztec delegates and were instructed to support Andrews. Bert Duelin traveled from south of Farmington and will depart for Pagusa Springs soon. Weather and local events included mud hindering June Foutz from Shiprock, Will Evans visiting Two Gray Hills, John R Young’s trip to Aztec with many Democrats seeking assessor nomination, and a case involving J D Young’s water claro.
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Foutz
G. E. Kentoer
E. Thurland
C.J. Collyer
Schuyler Smith
Aztec
Andrews
Bert Duelin
Farmington
Pagusa Springs
Candidate for County Commissioner Third District
I announce my candidacy for County Commissioner from the third district subject to the action of R. H. McJuokin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. McJuokin
Land sale near Hood school changes hands
W. F. Hunter sold ten acres of unimproved land south of Hood school last Wednesday to Otto M. Geissler for 1000 dollars. Geissler, who arrived about three months ago and has worked for T. J. Gowers, chose to settle in the area.
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W. F. Hunter
Hood School
Otto M. Geissler
Mr. Geissler
T. J. Gowers
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Main Street
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
la Plata
Parmington
A. E. Dustin
L. J. Gower
J. Allen Johnson
Mr. Gower
Roosevelt Club
Teller
Taft Club
Judge
Edgar Corkins
A. Massingill
Challenger
Frank Staplin
Geo. E. Allen
R. J. Davie
A. M. Edwards
Vallot
Tats Club
Congress
United States
W. H. Andrewa
C. M. Tonkineson
James E. Elmer
Allen
Listah
R. L. Milam
Mies
Margaret M. Thomas
Y. R. Bousman
M. F. Fifield
Mie Thomas
Oklahoma
Womans of Woodcraft
Town Hall
R. L. Milan
W. M. Danbury
Pearl Brown
Thompson
Inner Sentinel
Harry Myera
Outer Sentinel
Ricketts
G. W. Sammone
Miss Hill
Lorene Fitzgerald
Mr. Voorheses
Lou Woods
Miss Graham
Miss Fitzgerald
Misses Bertha
Allie Walling
Nannie Graham
Hattie Locke
Massie. Voorhees
Bert
Sam Boneman
Homer Norton
Harold Graham
Johneers
Farmington 16
Eastern Star Basquet
Freda
Order
Mary Duncan
Socorro
Electa Chapter
Grand Hotel
KR. A. Waldraven
Frank Allen
Electa
Bec
District Court
THE
First Judicial District
Territory OF
United Stties of America
Mathias Ebert
Frank Stamfel
Marie Stamfel
Heira
Jacob Webber
Devrendants
D. J. Leahy
Jacob Welsber
United States of America
Territory
Mathiae Ebert
Wenty-One
New Mexico Principal Meridian
Santa Fe Land District
Cauge
Farmington Enterprise
Santa Fe
John R. McFie
Francis A. Wilson
R. H. McJunkie
Larkin Beck
James A. Duff
John Graham Joseph J. Ivie
C. H. McHenry
Foster Blacklock
Willet Brown
James Bryant
Chas. C. Mumma Ik
George FE. Allen
W. A. Carson
A. L. Davis
W. Gierhart
Cc Miller
N. Norton
Thomas
Hunter
L. G. Eblen
S. R. Coon
G. E. Kesrver
William Evane
Republican County Convention
A. F. Stump
K. S. Whitehead
T. J. Arrington
Shiprock
Will Evans
Gray Hills
John R. Young
Astec
J. D. Young
H. L. Dixon
Helen of
Durango
C. H. Algert
Garlingbouss
Fay
First National Bank
Wao. H. Avery
A. M. Amaden
H. B. Sammons
Ase’t Cashier
W. A. Hunter
Farmington Land Broker
Frank B. Allen
Proprietor
Farmington, N. M
W. & Hill
Pure Drugs Patent Medicines
Combs
Nebraska
Jockey Club
Taplin’s
WM. Evans
New
Mex
U. S. Court Commissioner
Ban Juan
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