Fragmented OCR: Local Notice With Missing Details
Readable fragments describe a local public notice but lack names, dates, or actions. The text hints at a notice type and involved officials but does not provide clear deadlines locations or parties.
16 Dec 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
1
Readable fragments describe a local public notice but lack names, dates, or actions. The text hints at a notice type and involved officials but does not provide clear deadlines locations or parties.
A fragmented note discusses a large four at a case involving population counts and potential biases. The text hints at legal or policy stakes but lacks clear details or names.
An article fragment discusses a federal plan affecting Colorado districts and counties with population figures and aims to promote timber land, mineral wealth, and railroad facilities. It mentions roles for secretaries, treasurers, and senators, and references Denver and the Southern Pacific, aiming to route benefits to Denver and surrounding counties through new road and rail projects.
Fragmentary note from Fruitland urges promotion of trade and local pride. It calls for literature and broader reading to uplift the community and celebrate San Juan.
Advice urges clear addressing on parcels and including sender’s address to recover lost shipments. Emphasizes secure wrapping and a card with each gift as courtesy to recipients and warns that following these admonitions boosts holiday cheer and reduces hassle of gift giving.
The Cole Telephone Co shows growth in Farmington with new listings not in the directory. New phones include O. J. Carson Red 302, Love Transfer Co Black Enterprise, Frank Staplin Farmington Enterprise, H. R. Elliott, A. M. Edwards at Farmington residence, and Farmington 43 lines.
Last week’s paper misstates December weather with a supposed 2 degrees below zero reading for Farmington. US Weather Bureau forecaster at Fruitland says the record shows 17 degrees above zero last Tuesday. editors urge San Juan County readers to call Fruitland for the correct report.
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