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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
3
A listing from a rural farm sale offers alfalfa bay pasture with a corral and water for feeding, potatoes to be sold in bundles, a span of heavy work horses aged seven and five, a span of colts about three, a mare and a horse, and one enslaved person described as a wench, with location one mile east of town.
The February 14 1908 issue reports Henderson and Williams bound over after a preliminary hearing for house breaking in Judge Fay's court with a 250 bond. It also mentions visits by J J Evans family and remarks on the local school and community progress, plus ads and notices about hotels supplies and local services.
A notice invites attendance at a W. O. W. dance to be held at Allen's hall on February 21. The brief entry emphasizes the event date and venue.
J. H. Harper of Goering Nebraska was in town this week to look up the interests of W. W. White and J. A. Shumway, fellow Goering residents.
Rasemarie Surrenexs notes quick relief from pain using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It helps rheumatism sciatica lame back lumbar pain and deep seated muscular pain. Farmington Drug Store sells the product.
Geo W Adams and I R Girard of Blue Rapids Kansas view land values for a new venture. Mr and Mrs E C Davis move into their Lock street home bought from Harry Tease. Durango visitors plan a brick kiln here and aim to start in spring. Elmer and McJunkins offer large reductions.
A Chicago Tribune ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best treatment for colds in both children and adults. It warns neglect leads to severe illness and links untreated colds to diphtheria germs, urging prevention with proper food, ventilation, and clothing.
A poem extols the Farmington School as inclusive and truthful, urging protection and high standing. Local notices mention Japanese napkins for sale, renewed ties from Mike Real and Charles Heathers, and plans for rail taxes aiding school debt repayment.
The high five club met Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hubbard. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hubbard. The Tuesday evening club was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. VJ. Massingill at Dr. O. C. McEwen’s home last week. Prizes went to Mrs. C. C. Mumma and Walter M. Danburg. consolation to Miss Lillie Pond and Mr. C. C. Mumma. Attendees included Lillie Pond Nellie Coyne Kathryn Reilly Ruby Jones Mia Mumma Danburg Miss Mumma Mr. Thompson Telkamp J. Pierce and Miller.
Miss Amye Lee Paxton and Mr Roy L Nicholson married by Justice Maddox at Aztec court house on Wednesday afternoon. The couple kept their engagement secret and surprised friends by announcing the union after Nicholson appeared in town last November. They plan a California honeymoon in the coming days.
Mr. L. J. Woodbury of Twining Michigan says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is best for children and has eased hard colds and croup. Farmington Drug Store stocks it. A married man warns women should be left alone when clothes lines fall in mud.
A cheeky ad notes a shipment of Stetsons priced from 64 to 73 cents and gloves in stock. It urges voters to pass school bonds on Monday, claiming a better school serves personal and business interests.
Evans and family visited Durango on Monday with reports of a quiet cold scene. Community group W. O. W. O.8 hosted a gathering at Allen's hall on February 20th for a local fun event.
Bran priced at 61.20 per hundred pounds and corn chop at 1.50 per hundred at the mill.
W H Balou of San Antonio Texas arrived on Monday’s train and will look after the business interests of his daughter Mrs Willie May Skeen.
The ad touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels with a 25 cent price and free samples at Farmington Drug Store. Mayor James Pierce of Liberty visited Farmington earlier this week to buy supplies. Pendleton merchants William Gleckler and John Schaff, recently buying Paddock Mercantile interests, were in town Monday subpoenaed by the defense in a Territory ve case against James Henderson and James Williame.
Supporters of Mr. Bryan organize energetic efforts to derail the opposition and block their latest plan aimed at sidelining him. The lively mobilization signals strong backing and strategic pressure in the ongoing political contest.
Former Life Insurance presidents question why Leslie M Shaw left his $25 000 role as head of the Carnegie Trust Company in New York. The remark hints at disbelief over the wage level and Shaw's decision.
A Herald family member in Grant County Michigan notes that one fifth of world wealth is held by the United States and suggests revisions may come after Congress finishes its current session. The sentence also recalls a craftsman’s pause as Hughes halted sawing, triggering unspecified trouble.
Two young men were seen walking in heavy snow Thursday morning speaking to the maecivea with identities obscured. Their exchange included No 1 declaring it better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all and No 2 retorting that single blessedness heads off twins.
Pruning should follow the tree’s needs not a fixed rule. Prune to avoid large wounds and leave no stubs. Wounds heal via cambium. smaller cuts heal faster. Prune in spring before growth starts though winter pruning is possible with longer healing times. Paint or tar dressings help protect wounds. Caveats include tree type and season accuracy.
Woe offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall a Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. Waxpine Kinnen Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall s Family Pills for constipation.
The passage notes a panama canal figure implying costlier than marriage and contrasts Tillman praising optimism with John D. not returning praise. It mentions 61,079 marriages in New York in the past year and observes a growing popularity despite discouragements. The water jug sound in Georgia is also described.
A Peb. 21st gathering at Allen's Hall features a big feed and dancing for young and old hosted by the W O W order. The event promises lively music and communal fun for all attendees.
Notes from Aztec record that Frank McClure was in town Monday and traveled from the San Juan area.
Dr McRee traveled through Durango and Silverton and other mountain towns this week. Miss Cornelius visited Durango last week with her sister in law Janet and heads home Monday. Robert Bates remains ill with La Grippe this week as Leap Year approaches.
Mrs Fansie Gairven of Troy Alabama says Chamberlain's Salve cured her twenty year skin disease after other physicians failed. Two boxes reportedly cured her. Sold by Farmington Drug Store now Stationary at the Drug Store.
A contemporary notes Mrs Bradley is in dire want and shunned by former women friends. The remark that wages of pain are increasing appears confirmed by events of the day.
The Cortelyou transit unit continues to operate with rubber tires in service, maintaining its standard routes. Officials confirm ongoing maintenance and rider safety protocols amid routine inspections and service checks.
A portion of doctors claim hydrophobia is imaginary though many people still prefer a dog's bark to a bite, reflecting public fear and differing medical opinions.
A terse commentary argues for firm limits on presidential power and criticizes the current administration’s handling of national leadership. The piece urges decisive reform and stronger executive oversight.
News from Astec confirms the marriage of Miss Amye Paxton to Richolson of Farmington. Local friends extend hearty congratulations though details were unknown in town.
Miss Faye Arrington of Farmington arrived Sunday to watch Prof Breckes play at the American. The surprising scene sparked chatter whether it was another surprise.
Taken up October Int at the Blake ranch 1 mile and 14 west of Farmington 1 Brows horse mule about 3 years old Branded 4 on right shoulder weight about 300 lbs The owner can have same by applying to KR Blake paying pasture bill and cost of publication If owner does not appear the animal will be sold according to law Signed
Miles A. Cooper of Farmington NM files contest against Milton R. Stevens for land in Section 8 and Section 1A Township 30 N Range 0 W noting Stevens has occupied land poorly and been absent over two years. Hearing set Feb 15 1906 before Frank Staplin Farmington NM with final hearing Mar 17 1908 before U S Land Office Santa Fe NM. Publication ordered due to unsuccessful service. Maxum R. Orsro Register Freev Moxun Receiver.
Mahany states readiness to prepare tailored insurance policies on short notice to prevent burnout and total loss, emphasizing immediate availability for clients.
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