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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
5
Rann begins mailing matter May 80 1905 at Farmington New Mexico under the act of Congress of March 8 147f. The notice lists Elliott as the addressee and cites postal regulations for second class materials.
The speaker rejects blind party loyalty and argues for constitutional amendments to secure freedom and statehood. He questions salaries for officials, critiques political bosses, and suggests recall power, warning against domination by corporations or guardians. He urges citizens to demand reform and sovereignty.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a speaker demanding proof of good drinking water at a Durango exhibit. The text hints at prizes and a trophy, with a threat to travel if the claim isn’t met.
The Pierce Mercantile Company will operate strictly on cash from January 1. The railroad and suppliers require cash in advance or within 30 days. Farmington Coal Yard advertises delivery with cash on delivery and offers contact at Red 113.
The San Juan Studio resumes business in Farmington at a new Main Street location west of the Allen Opera House and will welcome all patrons. Joe Porter of Bartlesville advertises real estate on a streetcar line near Oklahoma City.
Property advertised includes five acres with orchard house and buildings near Far Erquire townsite. Oak wood yard stocks plentiful timber at Otis Wood Yard. Wagons buggies and springs offered. Real estate dealer Coston promotes varied parcels and equipment investments at Otis site.
The Farmington Creamery invites farmers to supply cream for local butter fat payments of three and a half cents per pound. The notice argues it reduces shipping to San Juan County and boosts the town by producing goods at home with mutual benefits for both farmers and the creamery.
Sale notice from New Mexico dated September 6 1910 offers all improvements like buildings canning machinery boiler engine and foundations plus furniture fixtures tanks and tools. Cash payment terms apply with final date noted and Arthur Edwards listed as party with publications through January 6 1911.
A damaged OCR passage references river measurements, land survey notes, and homestead law commentary. It mentions Oran River, Nagaoe, and maps, plus a Secretary Nickel signature and a Walling contact, with a remark on the Homestead Law’s lasting usefulness in western settlement.
Real estate advertisement lists multiple farms near Farmington with 80 acres, 6 and 4 acre parcels, apple orchards and alfalfa fields. Details mention water rights on Echo Ditch, bearing fruit trees, pasture land, a house and barn, and a sale price of 3700 dollars with cash and time terms.
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