Inauguration Plans Amid Canvassing Board Report
The canvassing board's report is expected to reach Washington soon as the January inauguration date tightens. Key figures include Governor-elect McDonald and officials preparing the ceremony with restricted tickets and a full state program outlined at the Palace Hotel and Capitol venues. The process hinges on the board's findings and the president's proclamation timing.
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Inoaesing Board
Io John R. Mea District Court
E.ore
Ihe Hoara
Otier Movutea
Gadaas
New Daymieu
Ustury
Everac
Taup
Sud
Mexico
Peety
Sanve
Sanoo
Avassing Board
Washior
Lait
Maine
Hall of Representatives
Antater
McDonald
A. Pookes
Palace Hotel
N. Laugh
Milli Ami
McDona Mills
Donald
Suatice Payne
Capitol
Brookes
Hallery Limited
Seligman A. m
J B. Pitaval
Palace of Governors Tv
Woien Ail
Mills
E. C. de Baca
Antonio, Luesro
Arthur Seligman
Grand Maron
National Guard Armory
Arizona
Washington
Andrews
New York
White House
Week of Prayer Schedule Across Local Churches
The Week of Prayer runs January 5 to 11 with sermons at multiple churches. Each evening at 7 15 begins a new topic led by Rev. J C Smith at Baptist, Rev Roy L Benton at Baptist, Rev 71 D Saszel at Baptist, Rev KC Jackson at Presbyterian, and Rev R A Waldraven at Methodist. Topics include Personal Faithfulness Loving as Others The Church of Christ and The Home and School.
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Farmingto
Icliowe
Singhes
Ulnesa
Iga
J. C. Smith
Baptist
Peter
Hev
Roy L. Benton
Bs. D. A
Church of Christ
D. Saszel
R. A. Waldraven
Methodist Church
Holiday Dances in Allen's Hall Draw Big Attendance
Christmas Dance at Allen's Hall last Monday night drew the largest crowd since September. Thirty six numbers were danced with orderly conduct under John Arrington who kept the floor in fine condition and the music well received. The upcoming New Years Leap Year Dance will rely on the ladies to organize and run the event, with indications it will be the biggest and best yet.
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Allen’s Hall
John Arrington
Seven Lakes oil fields show shallow wells across eighteen townships
Four wells in the Seven Lakes area reach about 400 feet with oil found at shallow depth. The deepest well on Section 10, Township 19 North, Range 10 West, is about 400 feet deep. Several wells lie near Brock and indicate extensive Baker sand traps and oil prospects across the region.
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Seven Lakes
Seven Lakes Co
Ihia Weil
Iserik Miles
Bec
Brock
Farmington Waterworks Financial Report and Expenditures 1910 1911
Farmington New Mexico waterworks financial statement shows receipts totaling 960 508.00 with detailed expenditures from December 21 to October 4 including engineering, attorney fees, publishing notices, bonds to Kansas City, and loan payments. Listed are A M Edwards F P Hall W M Danburg Edwards & Martin F E Kilgour and Denver Rio Grande related items.
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Farmington
New Mexico
Drc
Suly
Firat National Bank of Farmington
eSutherlin & Com
Sutherlin & Company
Lown
Town
Town Cierz
Kansas City
A. M. Edwards
F. P Hall
Lefler
A. M
W. M. Dauburg
F. B. Alien
G. Houston
Albuquerque Journal
Pueblo Caietain
W. M. Danburg
Tae Sus
Me Danbarg
Encanant
Altyernes
Edwaraa
Edwaraa & Martin
A. Martin
Fane City
Chicago
Tenge
Gowards & Martin
Ciwes
Edwards & Martin
EB. A. Martin
Ccpatiens
Banas City
First National Bank
al i Farmington
Sipaeeeseenssseceees
Cbbh
G. N
Houston
Denver News Pub.Co
Panlishi Waterworks
Deveceenee
B. Allen
Board of G. . Houston
Kilgour
W. A
Hunter
F. P. Hall
EncHave
Loftus, Tucker & Hall
Dadiideave
Gibson, Lumber & Hind
Oeor Aiche
Kligou
Tern
Oland
Allen
Feed Carson
T. Bowman
Apt
Denver & Rio Grande R. Co
Tedauetatoscon
Loftus, Tucker & ‘Hall
Besten Secanng
Fred Carson
Ance Onan
H. Thomas
P House Road
Sindynghe Gun ST
Uessielt
P. H. Head
H. J. Head
Gibson Lumber & Hwd. Lo
Aie & Martin
Legal Town
Hunt
Ceseenvescenssconseee
Isi
Ivecears
Naked Services
M. Danburg
Loftus, Tucker & Halli
Wim
Double Installation Of Masons And Eastern Star Officers
About fifty two Masons and Eastern Star members attended the Wednesday night installation of officers. The Masonic officers named included C. C. Mumma as Worshipful Master and R. P Hopkins as Senior Warden with John Graham Jary F Telkamp J D Niswonger J F McCully J E McCarty as Deacons and A B Skelton R C Jankson as Stewards. The Eastern Star appointed Nellie Hub as Worthy Matron and J C Strawn as Worthy Patron along with several other officers. A large lunch followed the ceremony and participants enjoyed a social hour.
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Masonic
C. C. Mumma
R. P Hopkins
Unive
John Graham
Jary
F. Telkamp
J. D. Niswonger
Mnior
J. F. McCully
J. E. McCarty
Bellefontaine’s churches drop Santa Claus Christmas events
In Bellefontaine Ohio ministers announce the city will have no Santa Claus or Christmas tree activities this year. They cite sentiment against the Santa myth and high living costs, and say funds should go to the poor. Pastors dispatched candy door to door to day school pupils.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Ithe City
Séeveral
San Juan County Teachers Association Opens Year
The San Juan County Teachers Association holds its first year meeting at the Presbyterian venue with an afternoon session reviewing chapters on teachers and school aims and a business session. Evening program includes music and talks by Mra. J. Taylor Supt. J L G Swinney and Rev R C Jackson on discipline and progress toward universal peace.
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San Juan
J. L. G. Swinney
R. C. Jackson
Letter from Mrs Schleuter in Adelsheim Germany
A dated 1911 letter from Mrs M. Schleuter in Adelsheim Germany to Frank Staplin in Farmington praises Enterprise delivery, notes they will stay in Germany until spring, and mentions her daughter Helen attending a German school. The tone is cordial and hopeful for continued copies.
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Adelsheim
Germany
Frank Staplin
Farmington
Helen
X M. Schleuter
Expedition to Central America Sets From Santa Fe
A Santa Fe resident Morris of this place will join an archaeological expedition to Central America. The early mission forms part of a larger archaeological program and the party is preparing to depart soon for the Guatemala region. The project is led by a recognized archaeology group with scholarly aims.
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Santa Fe
Morris
Thie Place
Central Amerigs
Ete Ie Sear
Aréissology
1911 Farm Values and Crops Lead U.S. Output
The Secretary reports 1911 farm values at 8.417 billion dollars, down from 1910, with animal products declining while crops rise to 5.504 billion. Corn remains the leading crop, valued at 1.710 billion, producing 2,776 million bushels, and supplying about three-fourths of the world’s corn by production. Comparisons cite Italy Japan Australia Canada as international values. Continuous hot, dry conditions in early 1911 reduced yields across the East.
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Con
Rocky Mouna
Exc
Weather Bureau
Italy
Japan
Australia
Canada
Expedition plans to explore Mayo temple city Quirigas
The University of Colorado Zoology department lists Jesse L. Nusbaum of Santa Fe as a member of the expedition. If the itinerary holds, the group sails from New Orleans for Puerto Barrios on a United Fruit vessel. Quirigas ruins lie in the Motagua valley, fifty six miles from the entry port.
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University of Colorado
Ater
Jesse L. Nusbaum
American School
Santa Fe
National Museum
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
United Fruit Company
Pueto Barrios
Bay of Honduras
Chicago Receives County Apples Amid Texas Farm News
A brief dispatch notes Chicago receiving county apples while Texas reports on Fam ington Aztec yield as a regional agricultural update.
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Chicago
Aontezuma County
Texas
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Taft
Epe
Ogee Ander
Week of Prayer
Fown Clerk’s
Teachers’ Association
Guatemala
Secretary of Interior
Pris
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