Hearing Notice in U S Land Office Coal Entries
U S Land Office Santa Fe New Mexico issues notice of hearing for coal entry rights on land in Township 30 North Range 15 West to F A Blanchard Demetrio Perez J K P Pipkin G W Bryan P H Head Edmund Thurland Edwin S Dustin Mary C Crist George J Herman Alice A Crist P A Marcellini E H Davies and others. Hearing before U S Commissioner Frank Staplin Farmington on September 8 1913 with final hearing September 18 1913. Participants must prove prior possession and cover Departmental withdrawal effects of July 26 1900 and 1906 rules.
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Mary . Crist
Inv
D. L
F. A. Blanchard
Demetro Perez
J. K. P. Pupkin
G. W. Bryan
P. H. Head
Edmund Thurland
Euwin
Dustin
Mary C. Crist
George J. Herman
Alice A. Crist
P. A. Marcellini
E. H. Davies
Charles Blanchard
Theo Espe
W. J. Shelton
U. S. Indian Office
Shiprock
N. M
Frank Staplin
U.S
Farmington
New Mexico
General Land Office
Whch
Reg.ser
U. S. Land Office
Santa Fe
Francisco Delgado
B. C. Hernandez
Farmington Light and Power Announces Meter Rollout and Rate Change
At a directors meeting Farmington Light and Power plans to discourage flat rates after September 10. Nonpayment by the 10th will incur a 10 percent add on flat accounts, while meters get a 10 percent discount if paid by the 10th. The company reports meters satisfy both sides and aims to meter all lines. manager explanations follow for any questions.
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Ara of
Farmington Lght and Peawer Company
Light Company
Aniew
Light Comangs
Education reform at Benen assembly urges rural school focus
A Utah context discusses the country wide need for rural school organization and administration. It calls for interpretting school life to community needs, better courses, consolidation, buildings, teachers, and laws. The speaker notes Utah’s 1890 onward growth and 83 percent of state taxes funding education, urging New Mexico to share the vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benen
Utah
New Mexico
Ctizens
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A testimonial from M. E. Gebhardt of Oriole Pennsylvania states the remedy cured diarrhoea after one dose. The Farmingtoin Drug Store advertises the product for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Gebhardt
Oriole
Farmingtoin
Flora Vista Local Notes on Residents and Households
Special Correspondent Enterprise reports from Flora Vista on daily life. James McMichael buys fruits at fair prices with quick returns, F M Quinn returns from Gallup, and Frank loses a prized horse. A Sever and sons build a large cellar for apples, and carpenters discuss projects. Several residents travel, discuss homes, and family events amid minor incidents and community news.
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James McMichael
F. M. Quinn
Gallup
Frank
M Sfortune
A. Sever and Sons
Jas, McNaure
Hickman
Miss Hickman
Lillian
C. Golt
C. M. Tonkinson
De.ice
Chas
Leadford
Holt
Hte
Ida ‘Hirod
Tonkinson
Fred Godfry
Clara Stone
Pagosa Springs
Godfry
Silver
Miss Stone
Jesse Reece
Oklahoma
Reece
Farmer Recommends Chamberlain Remedy Near Fleming Pa
Mr W S Gunesalus of Fleming Pa says his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fourteen years and finds it excellent. Sold by The Farmington Drug Store.
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Gunesalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
Farmington
Durango Trip Notes and Local Social Snippets
Wm Craig visited Durango earlier in the week. Ike Cox took a freelance flight to Durango with a load of peaches. Mrs. Craig and daughter drove to Durango with fruit. A Miss Tha Coons heads to Adrian Missouri for a Wednesday event to assist.
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Craig
Durango
Ike Cox
Ciase
Tha Coons
Farmington Official Paper Note Date and Stamp
The Official Paper of Farmington notes entry as second class matter on May 20 1905 at Farmington New Mexico post office under the act of Congress of March 3 1879.
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Farmington
New Mexico
Congress
State Treasurer Confronted Over School Fund Investment
A 1913 letter reveals Governor McDonald and state officers disapprove Santa Fe Treasurer O N Marron’s plan to divert the permanent school fund from bank deposits to state highway bonds. The constitution requires governor, attorney general, and secretary of state approval for any investment.
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QO. N. Marron
Permanent School Fund of
New Mexico
O. N. Marron
Santa Fe
N. M
Santa F
Imst
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice in San Juan County
Treasurer R W Heflin announces sale of delinquent taxes on September 1 1913 at 10 oclock a m at the court house in Agréce under 1913 law covering 1910 1911 and 1912 taxes. Widespread dissatisfaction with the law spreads through the state and Colfax county plans to test it in court. The tax issue sparks broad debate recalling historic strains over taxation and state governance.
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San Juan County
R. W. Heflin
Court House
Colfax
New Mexico
Rome
Heralds Evening Out Sparks Quirky Quote Fragments
Fragmented OCR text hints at a Herald event with references to the Enterprise and Farmingto n editors and patrons at a voyage or spree. Readable elements include a playful dialogue about hollow substance and a vacation trip, with unclear names and places.
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Ana Son
Ea‘tor
Dunan
O Herald
Butler Ana Aos
Farmingto Ely Et Terprise
Savoy
Stone accuses Republicans of conspiring to erode trust
Senator Stone, a Democrat, charged Republican senators with conspiring to sow public distrust in the administration. Senator Clark demanded names, and Stone named the Wyoming senator, while Clark denied delivering a tariff bill speech. Democrats are advised to keep their shirts on about the tariff for now.
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Guess
Stone
Publc
Clark
Wyoming
Republicans Win Five Hour House Debate On California Dispute
The House Republicans used a filibuster to push a five hour debate on the McReynolds McNab misunderstanding in California. They voiced remarks critical of the attorney general regarding the Diggs Caminetti and Western Fuel cases. Progressive leader Murdock attacked McReynolds’ conduct, while the attorney general faced sharp censure for his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Western Fuel Company
Murdock
McReynolda
Wilson
Archbishop's appeal seeks orphanage land in Duke City
Archbishop Pitaval from Sainta Fe urges those with warm hearts to support building a boys orphanage in the Duke City New Mexico. A tract of land suitable for the purpose has been obtained and the appeal calls for a liberal citizen response in this sunny state.
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Pitaval
Sainta Fe
Aia
Duke City
New Mexico
Goa
San Juan County Seeks Authority to Reallocate Bridge Funds
The road commissioners seek authority to move money from the bridge repair fund into the general bridge fund to rebuild the Cedar Hill bridge across the Animas washed out by flood. The Cedar Hill edge is the county's most urgent need and should be built immediately.
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San Juan County
Animas
Cedar Hill
Cipriano Castro Returns Stirring Venezuelan Tensions
The piece accuses Cipriano Castro of stirring outbreaks among his followers in Venezuela. It urges peaceable citizens to capture him and send him back to the Canary Islands to prevent revolutions and insurrections.
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Olabira
Canary Islands
Saloon Raids Lead to Charges Against Albuquerque Chief
In Albuquerque a saloon is accused of selling intoxicating liquor to a 16 year old girl who got drunk. The chief of police charges 16 people with violations, arguing well regulated saloons deter minor drinkers and hypocrisy.
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Albuquerque
Iis
New Mexico Senator Pall Faces Question on Mexico Policy
New Mexico legislator A B Pall comes under scrutiny as the Mexico policy issue prompts debate and possible political risk before final legislation.
San Juan farmers learn cows mean money
Local growers in San Juan discover livestock value boosts profits as dairy and beef markets rebound, with farmers noting stronger prices and steadier demand for cattle and dairy products this season.
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San Juan
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