San Juan County development discussed at Aztec meeting
B C Abbott delivered a paper on San Juan county and the need for county unity to boost development. The talk urged irrigation, coal land development, and rights adjustments for natives, plus cooperative marketing for fruit and better distribution to profit from crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aztec
B.C. Abbott
San Juan County
Southern Outlet
Sheep Sanitary Board
Bailey
D. E. Bundy
M. D. Taylor
W. B. Minton
W. A. Palmer
Bationg
Jay Turley
Arter
A.david
R. Boyd
Distillery Cases Highlight Revenue Lane Violations
Hearing in the U S Revenue Lane cases against James T Fay and Ernest Westbrook was held at Hunter Hall before Commissioner Staplin. Westbrook’s first case was dismissed for lack of evidence. Fay was bound over for 300 in Santa Fe next April for removing six barrels of brandy at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Fay
Ernest Westbrook
U. S
Hunter Hall
Staplin
Westbrook
Fay
U. S. District Court
Santa Fe
Eame
United States
U.S. Court
Dunulea States
Bekis Boge Poe
New Mexico in General State Briefs on Development and Events
In Mora county residents push to form a new county with long travel to the current seat Moura. Senator A B Fall visits Santa Fe. Daisy Mining plans Bayard district operations with 80 foot shafts and 6 foot vein. Fires in Deming destroy millinery and shops. Santa Fe prison hosts Christmas moving pictures for inmates. Work begins January 10 on a 10 000 dorm addition at the US Indian School north of Albuquerque. Extradition efforts target a Santa Fe penitentiary escapee. Public cruelty relief seeks law to let counties and cities fund poor care. Albuquerque jail sentence for Maud Muncey. Oil prospects at Maxwell Farm and gas chance at 800 feet attract capitalists. Sheep feeding plans near Clovis and a potential Albuquerque canning factory.
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Daisy Mining & Development Co
Silver City
Bayard Station
Southwest
Passing of a Pioneer in Farmington at 70
Alison Fenrer Miller a San Juan County pioneer died at home in Farmington after heart trouble and complications He came to the county in 1878 from Danby New York where he was born August 21 1842 He owned Farmington first store and ran the post office a homestead of 120 acres survived by a wife and five children including Mary Wik and Lomfield Lowy
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Alison Fenrer Miller
San Juan County
Farmington
New Enterprise Opens In Farmington By Two Local Partners
The Producers' and Consumers Exchange starts in Farmington led by Frank H. Wilcox and William T. Holmes. They plan a general exchange and commission business to connect producers with consumers, handle real estate, farm products, and manufactured goods, and operate as a credit clearance firm. They aim to sell for cash when possible but will accept exchanges to close deals.
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Producers
Consumers Exchange
Farmington
Frank H. Wilcox
William T. Holmes
Death of T. J. Wynn in town area
Thomas J. Wynn died Monday after years of illness. He lived on the old Schieu ter place west of town and was a Mason. He came from Dumas Texas with his family and will be buried by the local lodge after a Masonic ceremony at the hall and church, then cemetery.
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Thomas J. Wynn
Schieuter Place
Mr. Wynn
J. C.wynn
Ths Place
Dumas
Texas
Masonic Lodge
A. L. Davin
Lodge of Sorrow
Farmington Enterprise Court Report Mentions Knights of Pythias
Fragmentary notes from the Farmington Enterprise reference court business and a Knights of Pythias item. The text shows garbled phrases about days last week and local town activity with unclear names and dates.
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Farmington
Pythian
Apple shops organized to sell Colorado fruit direct
Colorado fruit growers form Growers' Fruit Distributing Company with 5000 stockholders to open five Denver apple shops and later distribute nationwide. The plan includes direct sales, cider mills, cookbooks, and literature to guide buyers, aiming to cut middlemen out and raise returns.
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Colorado
Denver
Growers’ Fruit Distributing Company
Arthur Graham
Arthur Wade
Clinton L
Com
W C T U Therogram at Presbyterian Church
A Monday night program at the Presbyterian Church featured a hymn, a scripture reading, Mrs. Sawyer on organ, and Mrs. Bownes on Moral Education discussing childrearing. Butler spoke on civic duty, with prayers and a discussion on the harms of alcoholic liquors and their effects on body and mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
W. C
Mr. Jackson
Seniors Stage Success In School Maam Play
The seniors presented The School Maam stiven last Friday under Miss Edna Baughman. Miles Kathleen Hill played the School Maam Mrs Grump was impersonated by Allene Johnson. The cast included Johnny Smith, Anna Arlene Johnson, Nugent Bousman, Hugh Bousman, Sahai Norton, Cecide Goodding, Ellie Gower and Jamie McWhack. The show drew $64.50 with the McCully Orchestra providing donated music.
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Edna Baughman
Miles Kathleen Hill
Allene Johnson
Wre. Grump
Grump
Mariy Undertow
Underton
Anna Arlene Johnson
Lindel Butler
Cypher
Education
Young
Hugh Bousman
Mitt Harmon
Sahai Norton
Minnie
Cecide Gooading
Marty Undertown
Miss Clench
Ellie Gower
Ma Grump
Naither
Jamié’ McWhack
Johnny Grumge
McCully
Utatedpu
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Juan
Chamber of Commerce
San Juan Basin
Durango
Denver & Rio Grande
Dardano
New Mexico
Roy
Mora County
Moura
A. B. Fall
Three Rivers
Washington
Birchfield & Heath
Deming
Victor Confectionery
Silver King
Tricomolican
N. A. Bonch Dry Gooda
Santa Fe State Prison
United States Indian School
Albuquerque
Supt
Reuben Perry
Fred Fornoff
Mounted Police
City
Mexico
Madero
Andree Calles
Juarez
Benevolent Association
Maud Muncey
Maxwell Farm
Fisher
B. D. Oldham
Clovis
Mary Wik
Iomfield
Low
New Enterprise
T. J. Wynn
Wm. Aéhief
Fruitland
Commission
Food Trust
Denver Post
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