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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
4
A Springfield Union piece notes Spanish hosts and workers, especially waiters, are courteous and attentive without snobbery. It contrasts with French and Japanese service and explains class relations in Spain foster a friendly, non servile attitude toward all callers, with gratuities welcomed but not pressured.
A Sunday School Times writer urges using time fully rather than wishing for more. It argues 60 seconds per minute should be capitalized, and that skilled workers maximize scraps of time to boost yearly output, while the average man fails to act without clear hours for a task.
Elliott Woods, superintendent of the capitol, recalls a new member arriving and asking to see quarters. He is told no extra room is available until he can become a committee chair, reflecting frugality and the path to influence in the House.
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An old descriptive passage outlines ideal draft horse traits. It covers overall size over 16 hands, massive blocky body, strong legs, broad forehead, balanced neck and shoulder, and powerful hindquarters. It warns against upright pasterns and slouchy gait, noting impacts on long drafts and heavy loads.
Draft analysis notes a hip list marked by a short steeper slope and a favorable draft type. Comments indicate a compact, uneven outline with potential for optimization in alignment and shape for improved stability.
A discussion outlines plans for a system aided by Oliver Lodge's influence to distribute water more evenly. A pump-fed reservoir would deliver water to fields, using a reserve tank and a 110 volt supply to irrigate large areas.
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