Farmington Newspaper Details Post Office Entry
Farmington records show Enterprise editor Frank Staplin and assistant editor H R Elliott. The notice states the paper was entered at the post office on May 20, 1900 or 1901 under the March 3 act, in Farmington New Mexico.
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Farmington
New Alexico
Editorial endorses constitution framed by recent convention
The Enterprise urges voters to study the new state constitution, voting on January 21. It praises the document as a well balanced compromise with safeguards for Spanish descent citizens and new provisions worthy of trial, while urging independent judgment free of bias.
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Railroad and Corporation Commission
Supreme Court
Democratic
Roswell Tribune
Roswell
N. M
W. B. Walton
Democratic Central Committee
Silver City
New Mexico
W.T. Joyner
Local patrons urged to buy at home to sustain Durango economy
A Durango Herald sermon argues that local patronage supports all community commerce including grocers, clerks, and services. It warns that shopping mail order drains local profits, taxes, and jobs, urging Farmington readers to back San Juan County stores and industries to keep money circulating locally.
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Durango
Farmington
Lurargo
la Plata County
San Juan County
Herald
Iussea
la Plata
Erte’s Future Feast At Sunshine Waterfront
A fragment hints at a gala or event named Erte’s Future Feast linked with Sunshine and a waterfront setting. Names and full details are missing, but the item suggests a themed cultural showcase or reception connected to fashion or art.
Upward Push for Pacific Line Reaches Western Slope
Reports say Union Pacific plans a railroad from Wamautter through Routt and Rio Blanco to Grand Junction. It is believed this would connect with the Southern Pacific, with a Denver Rio Grande trackage agreement, boosting the Western Slope north-south link and benefiting the region.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Wamautter
Owing
Routt
Rio Blanco
Grand Junction
Union
Southern Pacific
Denver Rio Grande
Western Slope
Mancros
Orchard Irrigation District Calls Biennial Election
Board of Directors of the Orchard Irrigation District in San Juan County New Mexico orders a regular biennial election for December 6 1910. Voters in Precincts 1 2 and 3 will cast ballots at homes of C F Cameron C F Holly and L J Gower with named election judges appointed.
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Orchard Irrigation District
San Juan
Territory
New Mexico
Orchard Irrigation
Iaid
Towit
C. F. Cameron
C. F. Holly
L. J. Gower
Perdons
Teict
Farmington Area Fruit and Grain Farm For Sale No 50 H
Real estate listing for 80 acres in Farmington area with 60 acres on ditch water rights in Echo Ditch. Includes 1011 May 15 date, 46 acres alfalfa, 7 acres bearing orchard, apples and peaches. 4 room house, stone cellar, sheds, corral. Price 7666 cash 3500 time 3500.
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Farmington
Echo Ditch
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