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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1906
Page
2
Local notices report church membership gains at Aztec and Flora Vista, Christmas preparations, and plans for community celebrations. Movements include N A Conger selling an apiary, Mrs Dooley’s sale items, and Miller’s shops offering holiday discounts. Officials visit Durango and Santa Fe with reports on banking, land projects, and investigations into coal entries.
For sale small lot of household goods including chairs stools a stove hanging lamps and a buggy. Described as from D. J. Repveow. Readable listing of items and seller details.
Holiday sale offers round trip tickets at one fare from any point to any point on the D. and R. G. Ry. on December 22 23 24 25 30 31 and January 1 1907 with final limit January 15 No stopovers allowed C Strawn Agent The hardest work an industrious man can do is nothing.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church thanks all who assisted with last week’s bazaar and credits its success to generous patronage and especially Mr. W. A. Hunter for the building. The bazaar was a complete social and financial success.
Announcement states that the physician will not let business ties affect medical practice and will be ready day or night to attend to patients with the same dedication as before.
Readable fragments list several titled postcards with names like Scenic Burro Imian Flower and leather bound sets. The garbled text hints at a miscellaneous collection or catalog entry for vintage cards and album items.
Postmaster General Cortelyou elevates the Dawson and Farmington offices to the presidential class and raises postmaster salaries. Dawson will pay $1300 annually, Farmington $1000. New Mexican.
In a letter to the Enterpriss Mr and Mrs L Beck request the paper for winter and express homesickness for old San Juan apples the valley and irrigation water. They note a delightful winter climate with blooming roses and plan a trip to orange groves while sending regards to Selonda. The Becks live in Phasaix Arizona.
Fragmentary text discusses how media and doctors view bone injuries as blessing or curse and contemplates publicity and editorial angles. It hints at shifting trends and uncertainty about public reception and treatment discussions.
Readable fragments mention a time code 18 49 and numbers 198 with notes like Attend and Perfect meat. No clear event or names. Summary focuses on indiscernible data and lacks verifiable details for fuller reporting.
Farmington communities announce lodge meetings including Animal Lodge No. 15 AF and AM on Saturdays around the full moon, with secretary E. B. Whitehead and WM M. C. Pickens noted. Flecta Chapter No. 14 of the Eastern Star meets on the third Friday. Mary A. Rosenthal and Bessie Rosenthal listed. G.A.R. Post No. 13 meets on the last Saturday monthly at Monakin's store, with Commander R. H. McIniken. Farmington Lodge No. 24 I O O F meets Tuesday nights at Mesogic Hall, with Arthur Thompson as secretary and San Jian Rebekah Lodge No. 11 meets every second and fourth Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Wa pit building.
Three Rivers Homestead reports meeting on the first Thursday with R B Martin as Correspondent and C W White serving as Foreman. The brief item lists Brotherhood of American Yeomen figures and local organizational roles.
The annual holiday schedule lists December 22, 28, 94, 25, and B 1906, and January 1, 1907. The Denver Rio Grande lines will offer a round trip between all points in Colorado and New Mexico with special fares. For details contact the cattle agent K Hooper or the P and Beater office.
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