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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1908

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Woman seeks divorce in San Juan County court

Mrs. Willie May Skeen of Farmington files for absolute divorce from Thomas Skeen, alleging abandonment and citing three minor children. She asks custody of the three children. William W. Haley petitions to be appointed general guardian to manage and sell property of the minors with Mrs. Skeen’s consent.

District Court San Juan County Willie May Skeen Farmington Thomas Dpd. Skeen William W. Haley Skeen

National Irrigation Congress Exposition in Albuquerque

Interest grows among farm implement makers in the upcoming session of the National Irrigation Congress and Inter State Industrial Exposition to be held in Albuquerque New Mexico in the fall. The Bain Wagon company offers a fine wagon for the best collective exhibit of forage plants from one farm. The 18 F Avery Plow company Louisville Ky through Dallas will provide several premiums for farm product exhibits with trophy details to be announced later.

America National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque New Mexico Bain Wagon Company 18. F. Avery Plow Company Louisville Dallas Board of Control of The Congress

Mrs. D. S. Hoffman Dies in Denver After Collapse

Denver dispatch reports Mrs. D. S. Hoffman of Lake City Colorado past grand matron of the Eastern Star died suddenly in Denver February 22 after arriving from Lebanon Pennsylvania where she attended her husband’s funeral and collapsing in a friend's residence from heart failure. The note adds praise for Mr. Bryan’s judged leadership in selecting a presidential candidate.

Denver D. S. Hoffman Lake City Colo Order of Eastern Star

Automobiles for Visitors Opened by Canon City Partners

J. D. Clark of Canon City bought a partnership with J. C. Hubbard, real estate man, to revitalize the firm. Clark departed Thursday for Canon City and plans to return next week with two automobiles to transport prospective buyers to properties offered for sale. The new firm aims to progress and boost county advertisements and business.

J.D. Clark Canon City J. C. Hubbard

Advertising as Civilizing Agent Sparks Cincinnati Talk

Jay Wellington Hull ad expert urged the power of advertising before the Office Men's club of Cincinnati. He urged nickname and slogan creation for business, location, attitude, and ambitions to spread widely.

Jay Wellington Hull Office Men's Club of Cincinnati Uncle Sam Auxilliary

Next U S President in the Imperial Republic

A Mexican Herald overview weighs prominent contenders Taft Fairbanks Root Cannon and Bryan as potential presidents. It notes Bryan's appeal to unemployed soup kitchens and public sentiment for change, while railings on Roosevelt and other figures highlight a sweeping, speculative view of a coming campaign.

Imperial Republic of the United States Thomas Jefferson Taft Fairbanks Bryan William J. Bryan Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Root Wall Street Joe Cannon White House Lincoln Executive Mansion William Jennings Bryan White Potomac China India California Edward Bok The Nebraskan Hita Europe Asia Philippines Panama Isles Fountain of Honor Washington Republic of the West Mexican Herald

Notice to settle debts at Pierce Mercantile Co

All parties knowing themselves in debted to me or I to them, call at Pierce Mercantile Co and settle by March nd. I am leaving Farmington. M. W. Milligio.

Pierce Mercantile Co Farmington M. W. Milligio

Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim

A vintage ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from Wacom Kinnn Marvin and O Hall's Druggists Toledo, stating Cheney is trustworthy. Cure advertised as internally absorbed with a 75 cent price per bottle and a note to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Wacom, Kinnn & Marvin Tolado

Republican County Convention Planned for San Juan County

The San Juan County Republican Central Committee calls a county convention in Farmington on March 10 1908 at 2 p.m. to elect four delegates to the territorial convention in Silver City. Precinct primaries are set for March 7 with delegate apportionment based on the 1906 Andrews vote. locations listed for Pine River Aztec Laplata Fruitland Farmington Bloomfield Largo Blanco Flora Vista Cedar Hill and others. Leonard Boat chairs the county committee. endorsed by Frank Stapleton territorial committeeman.

Republican Territorial Central Committee Albuquerque New Mexico Farmington San Juan County Silver City San Juan W. H. Andrews Congress Andrews Pine River Aztec Court House Laplata Fisherdicke Store Fruitland Old School House City Hall Bloomfield Largo Blanco Flora Vista Cedar Hill Republican ‘Territorial Copsui

Farmington Public School Perfect Attendance List

The月 Farmington Public School honors students with perfect attendance for the month ending February 21. Room 1 includes Everett Bates, Robert Estes, Chas Hill, Warren Hill, Eugene Pierce, Johnie Pond, Clive Edwards, Beonie Butler, May Hill, Florence Pond. Room 2 lists Arthur Beck, George Hopkins, Alva Towner, Earl Wilsie, Dorothy Depew, Faith Elliott, Nelia Hubbard, Rachel Locke, Ruth Martin, Julia Paxton. Room 3 includes George Davie, Orla Lefler, Willie Hill, Vera Epler, Barney Cooper, John Elliott, Aimee Ricketts, Frances Peterson, Fanny Allen, Ruby Estes, Clyde Hubbard, Ida Estes. Room 4 names Hugh Bousman, Tom Bousman, Dudley Ewing, Fred Hubbard, Burnie Locke, Earl Morris, John Noston, Wilber Pierce, Charles Pitrat, Vernon Bundy, Ruth Allen, Laretta Elliott, Louisa Ewing, Gertrude Epler, Nannie Graham, Agnes Hill, Allee B Johnson, Gracie Locke, Bertha Walling.

Everett Bates Robert Estes Chas. Hill Warren Hill Eugene Pierce Johnie Pond Clive Edwards Beonie Butler May Hill Florence Pond Arthur Beck George Hopkins Alva Towner Earl Wilsie Dorothy Depew Faith Elliott Nelia Hubbard Rachel Locke Ruth Martin Julia Paxton George Davie Orla Lefler Willie Hill Vera Epler Barney Cooper John Elliott Aimee Ricketts Frances Peterson Fanny Allen Ruby Estes Clyde Hubbard Ida Estes Hugh Bousman Tom Bousman Dudley Ewing Fred Hubbard Burnie Locke Earl Morris John Noston Wilber Pierce Charles Pitrat Vernon Bundy Ruth Allen Laretta Elliott Louisa Ewing Gertrude Epler Nannie Graham Agnes Hill Allee B. Johnson Gracie Locke Bertha Walling

Pointed Paragraphs of Wit and Wisdom

A collection of aphorisms on pride denials secrets marriage and judgment. Observations include that a wise man should value his spouse and children partnership in conversation and the limits of knowledge versus ignorance. The tone is humorous and cautionary with social guidance.

San Juan County Offered as Rich Future Frontier

San Juan County in New Mexico is extolled as a vast resource area with abundant water from Animas and San Juan rivers and strong coal fields. The piece urges investors and home seekers to move now, citing irrigation potential, coal wealth, and low-cost homes in a booming western region.

Farmington The Metropolis Of San Juan County

Farmington described as the center of fruit country and a growing hub at the junction of the San Juan, Animas and La Plata rivers. The text touts its status as the terminus of the Southern Pacific and a potential through line to the Pacific coast. It highlights coal fields water supply and proximity to Colorado and Arizona mining districts. It notes many residents own homes built by their own labor.

San Juan County Southern Pacific Pacific Coast San Juan Animas LA Plata Colorado Arizona

Farmington Flour Mill and Modern City Features Highlight Growth

Farmington is described with a flour mill, electric lights, a canning factory, three churches, a fire department, piped water works, and a 4 500 foot altitude. A two story brick school, broad streets, splendid brick buildings, a telephone exchange, a city hall, and active residents are noted alongside a thriving business district. Sunflower shoes from Elmer and Mc Junkins are advertised as the best value in Farmington.

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Mondell Wyoming Idaho Montana Nevada North Dakota South Dakota Oregon Utah Swift's Hunter Mercantile Company Hart Schaffner Andrews & Brothers Farnengton, New Mexico Noticg Leonard Boat Republican Central Committee Frank Staplio Room Connecticut Rhode Island Delaware Great West LA Pl.ta Rocky Mountains Great Southwest FEET Elmer & McJunkins First National Bank Wm. H. Avery A. M. Amsden H. B. Sammons the Metropolis John C. Hubbard Rei M. A. Mahany Farmington, New Mexico Ganon Gallegos Indiana Gallup Corral R. T. F. Simpson P. Cronin John Warren Main Street Farmington, N. M Davis & Jackson Hyde Farmington, New Mbx Frank B. Allen Proprietor
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