Statehood Plans Rise for New Mexico and Arizona
Editorial argues for separate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona with 1909 constitutional election plans. Details include land grants to fund debt payment and public schools, and staged federal approval to grow western representation. Mentions population, rail expansion, and avoiding joint statehood delays.
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Pula Pehedoun
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Strow
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Laase
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Grant
Far mington Area Praised For Rich Resources In San Juan County
The chieftain notes the region around Far mington in San Juan county has long been known for exceptional resources and advantages. It urges attention to road building and repair, highlighting a wave of progress on the eve of constitutional developments and elections for a representative Russian body.
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Rialto Grain Co
Farmington
San Juan County
Divine diligence exceeds worldly dignity in work
A compact reflection notes that daily steadfast effort carries more weight than grand standing. It suggests practical perseverance yields deeper value than mere status or appearances.
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