25 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
1
A nostalgic poem recalls a worn rocker on a vine shaded porch where a grandfather told stories of youth and faith. Children gathered around as bees hummed, the family Bible rested on his knee, and a peaceful home life gave way to a sorrowful moment when he slept in that armchair. James Barton Adams.
A reflective snippet urges vigilance for the unexpected and that luck is rare. It links present deeds to tomorrow’s fate, stating burning today ruins tomorrow and kindness and honesty bring happiness, citing Buster Brown.
Ink bottles of all sizes from Se to 1.00 offered by Arnold Sanford and Carter with colors black blue black red violet. Collins ink Eradicator promises instant invisibility of ink. Staplin the Stationer carries supplies. Also notes on grip illness and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claiming relief and pneumonia prevention with widespread use and dealer sales.
Attorney A M Edwards of Farmington voices optimism about San Juan County's future at a Santa Fe visit. He cites a near certainty of a new railroad line into Taos, linking Farmington to mining camps in southern Colorado and creating markets for local fruits and vegetables. He also notes his roles with the San Juan Chif Canning Company and local agriculture potential including dry farming by Navajo communities.
Frank Buckles a 47 year old Pagosa Springs hotel owner famed for testifying in the Tombstone hangings of 1885 collapsed while bathing in Douglas and suffocated after striking a gas heater. The coroner's jury placed his trunk at 100. Buckles was a founder of
The commission appointed by Governor Magoon to draft new enactments for Cuba during the transition period will first meet on January 23, 1907. Col. E H Crowder will preside with American officers aiding, under US supervision. The move signals closer US Cuba ties and possible eventual statehood amid ongoing intervention. Meanwhile three die from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned beans in Los Angeles. Henry Carter, his daughter Mabel, and Charles Abbott succumb following a camping trip.
A condensed roster of territorial and elected officials in New Mexico in 1905. Includes Revenue Collector H P Bradsnar, Surveyor General M O Liewellyn, Santa Fe Land Office roles, Territorial Governor H J Hagerman, Secretary J W Reynolds, Attorney General W C Reid, Treasurer J H Vaughn, and various district court, council, and local posts.
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