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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
5
The Farmington Enterprise editor urges readers to settle delinquent accounts and subscribe in advance to fund upgrades, noting a cylinder press and gasoline engine added this year. The appeal links financial support to a bigger, better paper serving Farmington and San Juan County.
Theodore Roosevelt writes in the Outlook on class bias in crime tied to capitalists and labor leaders. He cites San Francisco municipal contest where corrupt capitalists and violent labor leaders united to elect a ticket harming business and honest governance.
The piece notes a young Baptist minister jailed in Boston for his former sweetheart's murder. It contrasts Baptist reactions with labor unionists, suggesting no one condemns him outright yet, arguing for a fair trial. It also argues that popularity within a group does not guarantee innocence.
Fragmentary OCR from Hfet page mentions Peteous and Christian people among de peste mae, with unclear context and exam reference. Unable to confirm a coherent event or outcome for a proper summary. No definite names, places, or actions are readable.
The text discusses proposals to advance native peoples through family farming on allotted plots, building reservoirs and windmills, and teaching methods for wheat corn squash melons and livestock to create economic independence and sustained livelihoods. It envisions rotating instruction and practical farm management to uplift communities.
A fragmented notice from the Department of Territorial Engineering of New Mexico dated November 25 and July 4 1911 announces an appointment or redistribution action related to a diversion project. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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