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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
2
Local brief notices list sales of livestock and real estate, store openings, and social events. Mentions of new Notary Public John Ralph Tucker, upcoming New Year dance in Allen’s Hall, and Christmas gatherings. Small town reforms include new fire escapes at the high school and roller skating rink planned on Main Street.
Two hearts united in marriage at the bride’s parents home during Christmas week. The couple, Whiatys Chittenden and Roy Johnson, received many sincere wishes and generous gifts. The ceremony followed by a supper, with Gladys Chittenden daughter of Mr and Mrs J Chittenden prominent in attendance.
The Venlecke couple hosted a Christmas Eve dinner, decor featuring festoons and shaded lighting, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Burrows, Misses Allen, Correll, Oliver, Cordery, and Messrs. Ekages and Brown. The evening featured stories by the fireplace and a memorable roast pheasant, showcasing warm hospitality.
A fraternal lodge mourns Brother Mahany’s untimely death. The chapter notes desolation, praises his integrity, and extends sympathy to his bereaved sister and widow. Resolutions pledge records, copies for the widow, and honor to a cherished member, Florence Pond, Jessie Mumma, J. E. McCarty.
Evelyn Brothers, two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brothers, passed away Tuesday at their East Main Street home after a long illness with complications. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon with four young ladies serving as pallbearers and flowers adorning the coffin.
standings show Epworth League leading with 248070 votes while Rebekah group has 127500 and Thomas Chapel 4625. Mary Allen 6969 and Junction City School 100 compete among many other clubs, lodges, and orders with totals ranging from 25 to 6969. contest closes Saturday night at 6 00 o'clock December 31st.
The Christian Church will hold all services in the Auditor ium on the second floor of the Hunter Mercantile Building. Sunday timetable includes Bible School at 10 a.m. Moving Worship at 11 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 3 p.m. Evening Worship at 7 30 p.m. Training Class Tuesday at 1 p.m. All are invited.
An up to date seed catalogue from Aggeler and Musser 144 page 1911 issue is now available. The lithograph cover plus pages offer guidance useful to ranchers and gardeners especially beginners. The catalog highlights Petaluma incubators and brooders for poultry raising and invites readers to request a copy.
The Eastern Star records note the passing of Michael Mshay on December 2, 1910. It honors him as an ardent disciple and loyal member who answered the Masters call. It declares sorrow for the loss to the local chapter and to the order.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a medical condition discussion listing symptoms such as mad iousness and constipation. No clear patient or treatment details are readable. The text appears as garbled medical notes with unclear context and missing key facts.
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