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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
4
The Farmington Enterprise lists new Ohio club registrations, hats and outfits by Andrews Brothers, local dances at Allens Hall on February 24, and a parade of misc articles. It notes Chamberlain remedies, coal gas facts, and a New York party funding, plus odd local anecdotes and editorials from Farmington Drug Store to Wall Street.
The February 7, 1908 issue lists local items from Ashtabula and Allen's ball events and a sale of twenty acres for 22500 by Bect Betz of Hesperus. It notes a medical anecdote, church conference travel to Colorado, a magazine article, a W O O W dance, a correction about a Congressional Record term, and local ads for clothing, insurance, and farm feeds.
SED sells alfalfa hay for feeders in a corral with water. Potatoes available weighing 25000 pounds in one lot or smaller quantities. One span of bay work horses age seven, and a span of cattle including a mare and foal. Ranch located east of town.
Go. KRnexivre and Bishop John Renney pass through on route to Bluff City. Charles Nelson arrives from Mancor. departs to Noels trading post after relieving Wall Fivans. No local political ambitions yet. rain storms pause life as residents head to Bluff City for weekend conference. Last Saturday Lou Kirk’s Kitty beat John Hunt’s Tiger, thenTiger led in a rematch. Groundbreakings begin at CC H Algert’s residence, to be a premier northwestern territory home.
In Aztec notes Irvin of Parrington visits on Tuesday. Miss Lillie Colton ill with lagrippe. Masquerade ball at Pinkstails on the fifth. Stockmyre moving to a new residence. Nellie Cherry visiting Blue Water for a month with her parents. Spath returned from Texas for his son Oujies health. Dr. J A Duff of Farmington in town treating numerous toothaches.
Box social scheduled for Wednesday evening February 12 at Hood School House to raise funds for seats for the school’s food program. Proceeds support charitable needs. Everyone invited to attend and enjoy the sale of boxes and preludes.
The passage lists varied lengths of a day’s work by occupation. Bricklayer eight hours, housekeeper sixteen, preacher two, sleeping car porter twenty, government worker one, and a newspaper man twenty four hours.
Members of the G. A. R. are requested to attend the next meeting on Saturday with business of importance to be taken up. M. C. Pickens serves as Commander.
A public warning urges proper care for autumn winter illnesses and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and sure for both children and adults. It claims the remedy prevents complication like pneumonia and notes sale at Fardington Drug Store.
Ruef and Schwitz, labeled grafters, appear to be released on a questionable technicality raising doubts about California justice. An advertisement for Hart, Schaffner & Marx outfits in Farmington highlights clothing quality and pricing. Andrews & Brothers promotes winter suits. A Montana Miss Money marries New Yorker Mr. Spender in a home wedding framed as international.
The Woman's club reports several library books overdue for months including The Crisia Ghosts I Have Met India Lavinia Land of Poco Tiempo Mistress of Brac Farm Her Mountain Lover Rudder Grange Reign of Law Simple Life Story of Map The Young Lieutenant Return at once to avoid further action.
“We prefer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to any other for our children,” says L J Woodbury of Pwining Mich. It has helped with croup and hard coughs. For sale by Farmington Drug Store.
One day horse about ten years old weighing roughly 900 pounds shod all around with no brands visible slight wire cut on the left foot and left hind foot white Poundmaster W F Paxton impounds the animal as public property.
Santa Fe 1908 public notice states Clyde E B Wiltse of Farmington applied to the Territorial Engineer for a water appropriation from La Flatta river for irrigation and domestic use. The engineer will consider the request March 20 1908 and objections must be filed by that date.
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cure claims from Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cheney and Co. declare F J Cheney trustworthy. Warping Kinnen Marvin endorse. Cure advertised as internal, claiming blood and mucous action. Testimonials available. Wake Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Senator Dick backs Foraker, claiming unity if not sagging.
Miles A. Cooper of Farmington contesting Homestead entry 7835 by Milton R. Stevens for sections 8 and 17 in township 30 north range 30 west alleging absence from land for over two years. Hearing set for February 15 1908 and final hearing March 17 1908 at Santa Fe office. publication ordered when personal service is not possible.
Mrs Fanniz Guirrey of Troy Alabama credits Chamberlains Salve with curing a crippling facial disease after years of treatments by doctors. The ad notes two boxes cured her and promotes the salve sold by Farmington Drug Store. Also mentions corn chop prices at the mill.
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