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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
2
A collage of notices from Farmington and Durango reports discounting groceries and entertainment, business visits, and social events. The Durango Democrat notes Mrs. Alva Brown’s Florida trip, Grafonola promotions, and a moving piano service. A school renovation plan adds three teachers and enlarges the high school assembly area, with chimney repairs and heating improvements projected.
Weikel Music Co announces a first class plan to move items within ten days. Orders for tuning can be left at Pir Weikel's home on Wall Street A. An Emery, pano and Western Cottage organ are for sale on easy terms, 708.
Local residents are invited to lend relics for a county fair display. Mrs. E A Depew oversees the exhibit. Hugh H Williams of the state corporation commission visited San Juan County to discuss timing for the Farmington branch schedule with Bob McGraw. Williams, Dr M D Taylor, Judge Palmer and Atk en met local business leaders to relay possible relief and justice actions. The issue is under advisement and expected to be settled within the month.
Emmett Godby reports Cedar Hill residents hosting visitors from Major county Oklahoma and Colorado Springs. Ben Jackson’s surprise party entertained friends August 7 while John Graves welcomed a baby daughter born August 10. A ghost social is planned for August 15 at the school house and women are asked to bring lunch for two.
A large number of contestants have withheld their votes while nominations continue. The note adds that it is not too late to nominate friends, but urges action now while the process remains favorable.
Henry Watterson argues for reasoned reform and patient growth over impulsive acts. He invokes divine blessing on the nation, recalling Washington and Lincoln, and warns against empiric or sacrilegious forces undoing the republic.
Washington Aug 4 Efforts will be made by the senate to liberalize the homestead and other entries on public laws before the end of the current session through the passage of a bill by Senator Sterling of South Dakota.
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