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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
4
A broad column of community notes records visits, travels, business moves, and local happenings in Flora Vista, Aztec, Farmington, and nearby areas. It mentions social events, school openings, new undertakings, road and irrigation matters, and various residents’ comings and goings with names, places, and partial dates.
January 1909 notes predict a spring influx to Sunny San Juan as immigration from central states increases. Secretary Garfield praises improving conditions and a booming economy. The Grand Junction festival plans rail excursions to attract visitors. Statehood prospects in New Mexico promise a quiet Santa Fe session. Francis Leupp to retire as Indian affairs commissioner amid criticism of policy. TheColorado U.S. district court upholds lead fraud indictments, while opposition to overbearing regulation grows.
The scattered text indicates a probate court proceeding involving Joseph Bh Oneah, scheduled for Tuesday in Aho. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but the event appears to concern a will or estate matter and a judge or official named Mumnay.
For sale two complete bowling alleys offered by P. N. Patterson. Contact 189-41 Boz 121 Durango California for details.
Trade notice from C Brewer at 715 West Huerfano Colorado Springs offering orchard or fruit land four cottage residence or rooming houses for exchange. Includes contact at Colorado Springs Colorado.
Protestants Furman and Burke appeal to the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in San Juan County New Mexico from the Board of Water Commissioners decision on a public water appropriation for the Las Animas River by Turley and H J Spilister. The notice names Furman and Burke and cites the board decision rendered in November 1908.
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