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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
3
The illustrations showcase side and back brim styles plus small round hats and turbans for winter wear. The picture hat, a medium back brim, and Cossack or drum major turbans are praised for fit, durability, and refined trimming with velvet, beaver felt, roses, and feathers.
The article describes new garnitures in two forms using seed pearls and Valenciennes lace. Beadwork features small clear beads and subtle gathering. Garments show these decorations on skirts and corsages to enhance the cut and curves of the season’s dresses.
Fragmentary note describes a medicated dandruff remedy using resorcin ether and oil with instructions to apply over several days. Mentions a fine comb and potential irritation to the scalp as a warning or consideration.
An article on optimal hog housing and shelter discusses matching shelter and feeding grounds to hog behavior in wild state. It describes a designed hog house with root cellar, cement floor, vent stack, brick flue, drop siding, separate pens, and accessible driveways for efficient operation.
The article explains a 23 by 68 foot hog house suitable for most climates, with a seven foot lower story and ten foot eaves. It describes feed storage in bins, mixing barrels, a cooker, wheeled feeder, pens, nesting, water and feed troughs, and a two-coat paint finish. A cellar entrance and double gable doors aid hoisting feed and bedding.
Federal reports show farm labor wages rising from 10.43 dollars in 1878 to 17 dollars in 1906 with intermediate figures 13.29 in 1893 and 12.62 in 1895. George K. Holmes discusses the misleading nature of wage rates and the broader agricultural labor context in the 1909 American Academy annals.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a strange claim about grain starti, then a reference to someone being their own grandfather. The garbled text mentions Wemetsr and partial dialogue, with names and phrases that are unclear.
A fragment notes the hidden body of workers behind federal fees and the sparse public view of their role. It hints at a cautious appraisal of how these fees support government services and administration.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe 8 inch RRA items in transit and reference related Reeves Road assembly. The readable text hints at mechanical parts or measurements but lacks full context. Further copy needed for precise event, place, or entities.
The Hamilton Grange house in Yonvent Avenue is now a rector's residence beside a church. The historic rooms and verandas reveal the builder’s taste while the library shelters sermon prep. John Lord notes the house hosted the citys best society and political figures who sought Hamiltons counsel before his death.
A Harlem historic site named Hamilton Grange sits on the south side of 143rd Street west of Convent Avenue. The residence was the home of General Alexander Hamilton, first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury under President Washington.
At a ball game the crowd watched as Lisa McKee and others followed a Suane who turned toward the creek. They found the mare with her head out of water, and a small boy mother of the Shetland colt, delivering the mare from her pit.
A fragment describes trackless trolley buses, their French origin, continental spread, and rapid simple construction. It notes use on suburban routes powered by electric motors via overhead wires, with no track interference and potential private operator arrangements.
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