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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
7
Practical notes urge breeding sows and brood sows, emphasize early market pigs, and stress clean water, forage, and pasture for livestock. Guidance covers beef, dairy, sheep, hogs, and fowl, highlighting silage, feeding, housing, and careful selection to improve yields and health.
The piece argues that even sparsely settled areas require organized civic groups to spur public works. It urges rivalry among villages under township government to foster progress, noting churches can aid but multiple groups are common and essential for collective good.
A city thrives when its assets such as street railways gas works and docks are owned locally. Educated citizens attract manufacturers and good citizens. Businessmen may doubt socialism yet deem it good business and a matter of statesmanship for a city to grow through local ownership.
A Long Island City resident sued for 600 dollars after a construction firm destroyed trees. The jury awarded 9500, but the justices trebled damages to 1500. The article argues wood value does not replace the mature tree, noting timber volume is far less than the tree’s landscape value.
The article recalls how English queens wore crowns made for each on crown use. Queen Adelaide objected to a hired crown saying it would not suit her. The minister argued the cost and tradition behind royal regalia.
A teacher asks for a tale about the word judicious without money in it. A girl volunteers and tells of a holiday with roast goose and many other dishes, illustrating the word’s sense without money involved.
Elizabeth Gebrki of Fort City Arkansas reports months of severe itching and sleepless nights ending with relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes rapid improvement within a week and a full cure after three weeks. Sample products and a free booklet were offered by the drugstore.
A plan to frighten Tim Casey as he walked home from a warthhed by night past the churchyard failed when he stared at the apparition and quipped that it was either a general resurrection or he was merely taking a walk alone.
A farmer, Corntessel, defends charging extra for summer boarders aiming to lose weight. He says they grow their appetites, necessitating higher rates.
In a humorous exchange, Mr. Kidder notes Miss Antique as a bargain while Mise Caustique jokes about age. A Boy Scouts anecdote recalls three Baltimore youths meeting President Taft in Washington, one boy proudly offering his left hand as a scout salute, prompting a dry remark about manners.
Biggins states support for the plain Yes while the frank philosopher cautions that many claim truth when they only express a difference of opinion. The exchange highlights the tension between clarity and personal stance in public discourse.
A fragment quotes critics on a new minister's rhetoric, calling his eloquence cut flowers with little link to the substance of his sermons. The exchange frames a debate over style versus substance in clerical discourse.
A short quote notes how fans and players react to victory, contrasting disbelief at losses with acceptance of wins as natural outcomes. The line emphasizes sportsmanlike perspective and team confidence.
The readable text fragment mentions rate tones and a beverage brand context. Specific names, places, or dates are not clearly legible. The item appears to be a brief notice or snippet about rates or tones associated with a product or service.
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