Marshall's Palace of Sweets Territory of New Mexico
Marshall's Palace of Sweets operates in the Territory of New Mexico offering confections, baked goods, and novelty candies. The article notes a storefront with display windows and a corner location attracting customers from surrounding towns.
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Marshall’s Palace OF Sweets
Farming ton News Roundup August 1909 Aims and Notices
The piece notes heavy rains improving pasture in New Mexico along with the government branding of the Baca Land Grant promotion in San Luis valley as a fraud. It mentions slow railroad progress, a reporter grading for faster fruit movement toward Arizona, and US lottery oversight with a three hundred acre prize tied to a gambler’s chance in Coeur dAlene.
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Post Office Department
Baca
San Luis Valley
Arizona
A and C survey camp may move to Tis Nazio
Report notes a possible relocation of an A and C survey camp to Tis Nazio. Investigators examine the old D and R G lines, the only routes passing that point, with rumor that Furman’s LD and RG line, famed as the best and shortest between the San Juan River and the Santa Fe railroad, could be used for the connection.
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Tisnazio
Furman
San Juan River
Santa Fe
Fruit Growers Urged to Improve Packing This Year
Growers told no effort should be spared to improve the fruit pack this year. The wheat region has a comparatively good crop and must reach the high standards set by areas with more packing and marketing experience. No other section should ship better fruit.
Reagan to set camp at Jowett for Laplata survey
The Gallup Republican reports Mr. Reagan plans a camp at Jewett to re survey a route via Laplata to Durango. The piece criticizes the rail plan as a scare tactic and questions San Juan geography and distance from Jewett to Laplata.
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Gallup Republican
Reagan
Jowett
Laplata
Durango
San Juan
Jewett
San Juan County
Postponed Denver Exposition Aims To Boost January Attendance
The Denver Apple Exposition延期 from December to January is seen as a good move. It will raise attendance as people finish holiday preparations and return for the new year, allowing both curious and regular buyers to be represented at the show.
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Denver
Walter and Burke Named for U S Marshal Posts by Taft
The president selected Paul A F Walter and Edward Burke for U S marshal roles, praising their straight organizational support and qualifications. Walter has been described as loyal to the party and an efficient official.
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Paul A. F. ‘Walter
Conane
Edward
Burke
U.S
Taft
Walter Hes Bean
Local notes and business notices in Farmington
Farmington a busy hub with visits to Aztec and Shiprock. Local trades, repairs, and services advertised including watch repair, horse shoers, blacksmiths, furniture and sewing machine services, and new trolleys and wagons for sale. Community updates cover travel, medical cases, marriages, and weather impacts on local farms.
Local notes from Durango and area
U Macategi buys fall dry goods through Jeba 8B Britain Dry Goods Oo for Stga Mere Oo Mr and Mrs Harper welcome a fine boy born Tuesday evening under Dr Rosce. Mr and Mrs Chas McKinney depart for a month mountain vacation with friends. Wm Rose's team ran away Saturday injuring no one. Ruth Sanborn, sister of EP Woods, returns to Boulder Colorado after a pleasant visit with Woods family.
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U Macategi
Durango
Jeba
Britain
Joneph
Harper
Kirtland
Rosce
Chas. McKinney
Mountains
Wm. Rose
Church Notes Wind Down Four Year Pastorate
Last Sunday evening Rev Waldrag delivered the final sermon of his four year term. Rev R C Jackson returned from a ten day vacation visiting Salt Lake City. Union services will be held at the Presbyterian church next Sunday with Rev R C Jackson presiding. The baptism of Mary and Helen Lewis occurred last Sunday at the Methodist church by Rev R U Waldraven. He leaves Monday for the annual Methodist conference in Trinidad Colorado and will be absent about a week. Local clergy from Durango District gather for conference with G W Pike Mancos G G Frazer Durango J G Johnson LaPlata W M Johnson Estes and D B Bundy who preached at Flora Vista recently attending.
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J. W. Kight
Katie Norton
Astec
Jay
Walter Turley
Shiprock
Harry Baldwin
Liberty
Durango
Biffle Morris
Walker Aith Hubbard
John 8
Nev. Waldraven
Mra. O
Marshalls Palace
Missouri
Vida Weborg
Jewett Valley
Aztec
Styan
Cedar Hill
Ray Green
Ras Cook
Farmington
Plymouth Rock
James
A. Lewis
J.C. Bowman
Alex
Denver
Brother Here
Silverton
George Alten
C. W. White
Sammons
Alex Read
Dulce
William Butler
Farmington Fruit Growers Association
Albuquerque
TJ Arrington
Rollie Hood
Seattle
LM Markham
L Mut Markam
Lamar
Colorado
Aire
C.C. Mumma
A. S. Marshal Smith
EB. B
Dr Fish
Cuba
Pueblo Bonitz
H Dolan
Allen's Hotel
Doleon
Rio Grande
Allen’s
J. O. Strawn
Thureday
Monta Viste
Wm. Barricon
Mercy Hospital
AL “Poylor
BR Hee
Roy Johpeen
J R Dohmene
Nebraska
Hue
M Jarva
H Miller
Rockwood
James Lewis
Mary
Helen
R. U. Waldraven
Methodist Church
Trinidad
Colo
Rev. Waldraven
G. W. Pike
Mancos
G. G. Frazer
J.G. Johnson
Laplata
W. M. Johnson
Astes
D. B. Bundy
Flora Vista
Law and Order Travel Remarks in New Mexico
A compact remark notes that traveling without arms is safer in some older states' cities than in New Mexico, reflecting concerns over regional safety and law enforcement.
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New Mexico
Notice for Publication Lillian Cook final proof claim
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Banter's New Mexico gives notice that Lillian Cook widow of Walter Cook of Armington New Mexico filed May 4 1000 land claim for SE 1 4 SW 1 4 Sec 3 Tm N Range 14 W N MP Morichap and will attempt final five year proof before Graplio Cam- to establish the claim on the lead bore described.
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Department of the Interior
U. & Land Office
Banter's
New Mexico
Lillian Cook
Walter
Morichap
Cam
Event Promoters Push for Safer Eve Celebrations
Community groups urge restraint as preparations for New Year Eve festivities begin. Local officials emphasize safety measures, crowd control, and responsible conduct to prevent accidents and disturbances.
Excellent aid for new enterprises will appear
A fragmentary note suggests fresh support for new ventures through investments or guidance. The unread text hints at a program or initiative aiding startups with resources, mentorship, or funding channels to foster early growth. The exact sponsor and scope remain unclear.
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Mabany Bidg
P.O. W. Smith
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Frank Staplin
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Walter B. Coston
Little
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Territory of
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Edieon
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C. B. McHenry
Sundey
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