Mysterious ancient beans resurface in modern markets
About three years ago researchers found weaker af ter ratios in an ancient Astec rain yielding a few white beans older than ordinary. Seed was distributed and stores in Farming gnave-nelsing sold them as staples this winter. The beans first discovered were said to be thousands of years old yet the same kind now appears on the market. Life, McLion, Tilden Chalee and MacGallord of Muncos trip to the San Juan last week for pegcirde and wheep. Corn Meal $3 hundred, Sweet Cream at Creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLion
Tilden Chalee
MacGallord
Cattiguen
Muncos
San Juan
Pegcirde
Wheep
Enterprie Club Offer Promises One Year Magazines
A brief ad touts a club offering the Enterprise and large magazines free for one year at a 3 percent price. Order by phone or mail today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile
Skates for Rent at Duraogo Lumber Co
You can get on a skate it con for 75 cents. Duraogo Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duraogo Lumber Co
Road travelers through Farmington on coastal trip
2p. and Mrs. Pose and Mrs. Thornton with Dolores passed through Farmington last week en route to the coast by auto. Mr. Pees, a retired cattle man from the Mon deauma valley, is well known to locals. Murray Palmer, son of J. M. Palmer, the Bee Juan legislator, just returned home from Utah where he has been driving a cattle bunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pose
Thornton
Dolores
Farmington
Pees
Mondeauma Valley
Fisthie
Murray Palmer
J. M. Palmer
Bee Juan
Utah
Durango Woman Leaves Farmington Home for Health
A Durango resident named T Smith recently departed Farmington after six months of residence seeking health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfire M “‘T. Smith
Durango
Farmington
Train brings twenty Ken bees to Wiley Mesa voyage
The report notes twenty people from Ken bees arriving near Wiley Mesa. Details are fragmentary with names like Duff Putnam and John Hubbard mentioned. A later trip to Gallup is planned. Durango visitors are cited and a Durango purchase is described amid garbled text and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken‘bees
Wiley Mesa
Fruitland Woman Makes Local Market Showing on Monday
Mrs J D Young of Fruitland appeared in local commerce Monday trading at nearby stores. The report notes her activity as a brief market sighting in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Young Weeup
Fruitland
Mrs Blatchford Illness Boosts WCTU Leader Recovery
Mary Blatchford president of the W C T U suffered a severe illness last week and is now recovering. Jake Smouse traveled to Mancos with two loads of peaches he dried last summer. A Mancos chef praised the dried fruit as the best he had seen, noting the Elbertha variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blatchford
Jake Smouse
Mancos
Mark Hunter Sees Visitor at Reservation Trading Post
Mark Hunter visited the reservation trading post on Monday this week, meeting staff and browsing goods. The brief sighting highlights ongoing activity at the trading post and local engagement with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hunter
Otis Installed Gasoline Pumps This Week
Eb E. Otis has installed several gasoline pumps this week and will again handle gasoline for the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Otis
Lost Fox Terrier Billy Sought in Enterprise Office
A white haired Fox Terrier with black ears, known as Billy, is missing from the Enterprise office area. People are asked to contact local authorities or the office staff with any information on the dog's whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Enterprise Office
George Finds Sheep and Himself After Westward Wandering
George, an immigrant from Germany, sought work with J. B. Wheeler in Liberty. A snowstorm forced him to search the Hogback region for shelter, wandering until a scouting party located him at Ship Rock with the sheep. Both were found and no longer lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Germany
J. B. Wheeler
Liberty
Watherland
Eugene Varache
Wm. Bointer
Ed.Wheeler
John DeLuche
Wilfred Wheeler
Elmer Wheeler
Hogback
Shiprock
Bienty
Trading post opening on reservation at To-sit- by Fouts and Bowen
Joan Fouts and Sam Bowen start a trading post on the reservation at To-sit-. The venture marks a local business effort among Native lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Fouts
Sam Bowen
Parmere Week Observed At New Mexico Agricultural College
Parmere Week will be observed at the New Mexico Agricultural College from February 4 to 9, 1915. The event features the college lecturers and federal agricultural experts, promising the best lecture course yet. Mrs. Charles Marshall came up from Liberty Gatorday last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Agricultural College
Charles Marshall
Liberty
Hunter Mercantile Expands Apple Shipments This Summer
Hunter Mercantile ships parcels post daily with ten to fifty boxes of apples. They also move apples by car lots this summer, about thirty cars, citing improved prices and higher demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Mercantile Company
Navajo Modernizing Shown By Two Blankets At Store
Two blankets displayed at the Hun ter store illustrate Navajo modernization. A large gray blanket features the figures 1914 at its center, while an emailer blanket bears the Odd Fellow emblem, three links and the F. L. T. in fraternal colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
F. L.T
Pete
Relief for Belgians Offered by Local Sunday Schools
Farming ton readers are urged to support Belgians through Christmas Eve offerings at the town's two largest Sunday Schools. Donations are welcome from attendees and non-attendees via the schools' secret rules or a local organizer. The appeal frames aid as universal brotherhood and Christian duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
America
Brotherhood of the Nations
Scouts Hold Training at Hunter Building Hall
The Boy Scouts met in the Hunter Building last Friday with Scout Master Welle in charge. Activities included gymnastics, knot tying, and other required Scout work. Four patrols formed with leaders to be chosen later. a Junior Patrol for younger boys. Patrols list Mountain Lion Blue Hawk Wolf and more with named members. A Tuesday night meeting featured Dr. G W Sammons on aid to the injured and an all day outing is planned for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Building
Welle
Mountain Lion Patrol
Clark Atteberry
Harvey Taylor
Arthur Beck
Johanie Pond
Alva Towner
Richard Ball
Tom Barnes
Kenneth Durflinger
Perry Smoak
George Stump
Monroe Amsden
Ronald Glass
Joseph McKvight
Edward Powell
Roswell Neleon
Chauncey Depew
Wolf Patrol
Arthur Durflinger
Norman Chittenden
Charlies Barnes
Idoyd Hubbard
Jesse Hudson
Harold Palmer
Victor Pfeffer
Clyde Harrison
Socouta
G. W. Sammons
Thureday
Residents Plot Winter Stay at Pitrat Residence
Mr and Mrs Truman Taylor and family of Silverton have rented the Pitrat residence on the mesa and will spend the winter there Mr Taylor is an employee of the Guggenheims at their Silverton mines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Taylor
Silverton
Pitrat
Mesa
Mr. Taylor
The
Guggenheims
Silverton Mings
Farmer Ottoway Buys and Sells Sheep in Farmington
M. Ottoway of Mancos wintering his flock in Farmington. He buys sheep mainly through G. B. Berkley of the Ferry Trading Store. Last year he bought in fall and sold the spring lambs to cover costs and earn a profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ottoway
Mancos
Farmington
G. B. Berkley
Ferry
Darango Lumber Co Ends Credit Sailing Beginning Jan 1
Beginning January first, the Darango Lumber Co. will discontinue sailing on credit. The notice states a shift in transaction terms and marks a policy change affecting customers who previously purchased on credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darango Lumber Co
Farmington Shoppers Noted in Valley Area Saturday
Stolworthy and Cain with two others visited Farmington from the lower valley last Saturday. Har gia and wife also identified among local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. F. Stolworthy
Frank Cain
Hargia
Woods
Lower Valley
Auto caravans depart to Gallup this week
Monday of this week three autos left for Gallup belonging to Messrs Schul ts Peas and Garrieos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autoa
Gallup
Messers, Schults
Peas and
Garrieos
Frank Roberts Visited Farmington as Red Mesa Guest
Frank Roberts of Red Mesa spent the latter part of last week as a Farmington visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roberts
Red Mesa
Farmington
Local ranch and subscription offer prompt readers
Rasmuseena Bros. ranch on the Laplata invites feeding horses while N T Bowman a transfer man builds a residence west of town. Subscriptions to The Beater include three standard magazines for one year at a special price. Farmington 47 prompts mail or phone orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmuseena Bros
Laplata
N.T. Bowman
Parmington
Bextra
Farmington 47
Flora Vista visitor Walter Crandall in Farmington Saturday
Walter Crandall of Flora Vista visited Farmington on Saturday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crandall
Flora Vista
Farmington
Agent A M Amsden Rents Wahl Ranch to Jacob Fye
Agent A M Amsden leased the Wahl ranch adjoining the property to Jacob Fye for the coming year as recorded in local property transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Amsden
Wahl Ranch
Jacob Fye
Thompson Sells Corkins Place 130 Acre San Juan Tract
This week O. C. Thompson sold to O. C. Walker a 130 acre tract on the San Juan River known as the Corkins place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Thompson
O. C. Walker
San Juan
Corkins
Special sale by lots at Durango Kum ber Company
No. 1 traps silic No 11 2 traps a4 2c No 2 traps oi 4 We No 8 traps 40c Durango Kum ber Company advertises special sale by lots with varied trap items and prices in a compact hardware listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango Kumber Company
Unclear fragment about survey team members in mountain work
Fragmentary report mentions J. T. Gibbs Henry Biadeos and Ed Gill on a survey in the mountains with plans to continue operations this year. Content is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Gibbs
Henry Biadeos
Ed Gill
Howe
Amoutaine
Local Property Lease and Community Services Announced
Chas Butler leases the old Gier bart ranch for the coming year. Jack Schultz crossed the reservation late last week in the Ford from Gallup. H Algert travels from Fruitland on business. Sermons titled The Human and Divine in Christ and His Star planned for Sunday at Methodist Church. Sunday school at ten, Epworth League at all services in Allen's Hall. T B Wheeler, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schultz
Gallup
Sheep Trespass Case Before Justices
Joe Coppenger appeared before Justice A. L. Davis on a complaint by G W Connor alleging trespass with sheep onto cultivated lands near Laplata. The case was continued until January 4 with Mr. ngger agreeing to a two mile sheep-keeping limit pending resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Coppenger
A. L. Davia
G W. Connor
Laplata
Onase Fen
Mr. Ngger
Pleasing Program Brings Winter Uplift Meeting to Acool House
The fifth Uplift meeting this winter was led by Er B Holmes at the acool house Monday night. Anna Castonguay performed Sunny Ban Juan on piano, a male quartet sang My Dixie Rose, Arthur Beck presented The Lord knows I ask for fish, and Little John with Frances Loftus performed Where the River Shannon Flows. Ruth Hopkins played a piano duet Silver Belle, Lena Hicketts gave Simple Confession on mandolin, plus an acrostic on Farmington analyzed by Rev L K Welle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acool House
Er. B. Holmes
Sunny Ban Juan
Audieticea Mies
Anna Castonguay
Plano
Dixie Rose
James Foley
Hart Faits
Tommie Smith
Horace Smith
Arthur Beck
Little John
Frances Loftus
Shannon
Miss Ruth
Elisabeth Hopkines
Bilver Belle
Lena Hicketts
Misa Ruth Hopkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biastota
Duff and Putnem
Wind Roberts
Duff and
Putnam
At- Sree
Dyley
John C. Hubbard
Dh Martin
St of the Light Company
eAmith
Jo Roed
Cub
T. Jev
Magasines
Valun
Scouts
Blue Hawk Patrol
Irving James
Ev Eetes
Brown Garet
Chas. Rice
Fred Thompson
Alva McFadden
Frank Allen, Jr
Golden Neleon
Chas, Butler
Gierbart Ranch
Co.h. Algert
Stapia’s
N. T. Bowman
E. E. Otis
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
San Juan County
Frank A. Wadleigh
Denver. Cole
San Juan County National Bank
Time Deposita
Geo. A. Keepers
Gro
N. Newton
W. A. Eskasuereas Cashier
R. T. F. Simpson
W. L. Pappacs
New Mexico
Abstract of Title Co
Farmington, New Mexico
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