Christmas Holiday Notes From Local Schools And Communities
The column records school closures for a five week vacation, gifts to a teacher, Christmas events across districts including Fruitland Cedar Hill and Flora Vista, and local celebrations. It mentions Angela Gillilan, Miss Maggie Gilmore, and the town’s December activities, with notes on illness, births, and a child’s death. Local officials, residents, and families are named.
Enterprise Club List Savings on Subscriptions
A local Enterprise Club post lists subscription bargains active until December 31 1905 offering reduced rates on magazines and papers including Argosy Bookkeeper American Country Gentleman Delineator Everybody's Garden Good Housekeeping and more. Local notes mention Santa visit smiles and residents such as Reuben Heilio J M Cornelius and Gladys Helm with Christmas happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameleo
Argosy
Bookkeeper
Christian Heral
Everybody’s Magazine
Garden
Good Housekeeping
We Gunter
Maggazi Slarper
McClure's
Metropolitan
Muncey’s
Philistine
Popular Magaa
Saturday Evening Post
Smith's
Southern
Strand
Tom Watson
Youth’s Companion
Church Notices and Services Schedule
Local notices list church activities including regular services, Palm Sunday observances, and prayer meeting each Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The Ladies Aid Society is scheduled to meet Wednesday afternoons at 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Tandies Aid Society
Pioneer Methodist South Boosts Sunday Schedule
The church announces Sunday school each Sunday at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. An evening service is set for 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays for prayer. A cordial welcome is extended to all.
The Everyday Woman and Her Plain Kind
A reflection on the ordinary woman who keeps daily life steady. The plain, hardworking wife is praised for sympathy and practicality, contrasting genius and intellect with common decency and shared human burdens. It cites Lincoln’s praise of common people to affirm her value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufemov
Abraham Lincoln
Odd tales of superstition and satire from News of the World
Frederick Staples of Danbury Connecticut hides a rabbit’s left hind foot to ward off bad luck and pays $150 in medical bills after his wife’s mishap. Other items narrate comical mischief from Buffalo to Chicago, a man jailed for pocket rat traps, and whimsical funeral plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Frederick Staples
Danbury
Conn
Justice Rochford
Thomas P. Wood
Chicago
James Banganza
Washington
Martin Edson
Sarah Jackson
St. Leon
Dearborn County
Ind
John Dewberry
St. Louis
The Key to Long Life for Older Men
An aged man can live long with a balanced diet and occasional help from Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and regulate the stomach liver and bowels. McEwen Bros offers the remedy for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEwen Bros
San Juan County Prospects as a Southwest Frontier Choice
San Juan County in New Mexico offers vast land, rich water resources from the Animas, San Juan and La Plata rivers, and booming coal fields. It urges investors and homeseekers with cheap prices, abundant irrigation potential, and strong growth prospects in a region promising independence and prosperity.
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New Mesico
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Delaware
Great West
Animas
San Juan
la Plata
San Juan County
United States
New Mexico
Great Southwest
Farmington as Rail Junction in San Juan County
Farmington stands as the metropolis of San Juan County at the junction of the San Juan Animas and La Plata rivers. It is the current terminus of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, with a southern extension by Southern Pacific promising a through line. The site sits at the center of vast coal fields and rich mineral regions, framed by Colorado and Arizona production districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan County
Denver
Farmington’s Flour Mill and Modern Town Features
Farmington lists key amenities including a flour mill, electric lights, a canning factory, three churches, a fire department, piped water works, and a telephone exchange. The town sits at about 4500 feet altitude with a population near 800, a two story brick school, broad streets, a brick business district, a fine city hall, and thriving up-to-date businesses.
Farmington Seeks Men to Help Develop the Country
Farmington calls for able men with capital and drive to invest and aid in national development. The notice urges individuals ready to boost growth, support enterprise, and contribute to building the country’s future.
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By A. Mark
Angela Gillilan
Nebraska
Mro
DroSmithoour County
Albuquerque
Perritorial ‘Perchers Association
Committee On Legis
Fruitland
Cgroren Bo Kextxer
Fruithind
Mrs. Kehletddd
The
Metropolis
Pratland
Johnnie Evans
Misa Pearl Wilden
Maneos
Xias
Marie Brinhall
Buiding
al Foutz
J. E. Foutz
Monte Vista Valley
Hattie
Cow. Burnham
Enouppe
Will Carson
Deering
Anil
Cedar Hill
Santa Claus
Strann
Iagsogogg Bog
Pendleton, N. M
Enterprise
Farmington, N. M
Yours Truly, Albert C. Thomas
E 'A
Flora Vista
Carnik
BE. Cornivics
Mrs. Sherman Waggoner
Maggie Gilmore
Parmington
M Hubbard
Quincey Carreling
Star of the West
WT. Noland
Jas
Coy
John Brown
YT. Hickman
Nelee
Presbyterian Sunday School
Helen
J.T. McQuaillan
Enterprise Club
Merly Leslie
Nan
Oo 8 Magazine
Santa
Reuben Heilio
J. M. Cornelius
Mr. Howard
Gladys Helm
J. A. Miller and
Family
Mr. Howard and
Towney
Colorado Telephone Company
J. C. Hubbard
Farmington
Enterprise Job Office
Farmington, New Mexico
Presbyterian
Pioneer Methodist
News OF the World
Padhrchefea
Main Street
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Arizona