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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1906
Page
3
Public notice details second class mailing designation for Farming ton New Mexico area, rate schedules, display ad deadlines, and policy on corrections and paid notices. The statement requires real names with letters to be published, and notes editor caution on correspondent viewpoints.
A collage of brief items includes the baron of Baroda declining to comment on Chicago stockyards, Mrs. Corey to receive 2.5 million iron, rumors of royal visits to Jamestown expo, and Gen. Williams arriving at Fort Logan. Reports cover politics, accidents, anarchists, corporate stock concerns, and a Colorado labor dispute at the Frances Shimer Academy, plus a child’s fatal burro incident and a Kansas City arsenic poisoning scare.
Reports from New Mexico ports reveal rising wealth and heavy deposits, while bridge needs along the San Juan prompt county action. Arizona Governor Murphy predicts anti statehood sentiment, NM and AZ Democrats eye joint measures for 1908. Locust and catalpa cultivation plans near Texico featured, plus county immigration pamphlet notes and social admonitions from Fruitland Tribune.
Truths on loyalty to community as safeguard against poverty and want. Warns against animosity and selfishness. Affirms value of knowledge and manhood as wealth beyond possessions.
In New York a tale arose linking a dark-skinned beauty and Countess de Lesdain to Hindu widow customs. It claimed the girl faced self burial to escape her religion’s duty, prompting her travel to this country to escape fate before heading to Chicago.
The Hunter Mercantile Company announces a fresh Navajo Binekata shipment from the trader offering a varied selection. Anona store offers a 10 cent ice cream dish daily as part of its fresh market appeal.
Fraternal listings show Animal Lodge No. 15 A F and A M meets on Saturdays near the full moon and the second Saturday thereafter. Flecta Chapter No. 13 Order of the Eastern Star meets first and third Fridays. Lincoln Post No. 13 G A R meets last Saturday each month. Shiprock Camp No. 24 US O A meets second and last Saturdays. Three Rivers Homestead Yeoman meets first Monday. Local officers listed for each group with visiting members welcomed.
United States Officials include H P Bradsaar surveyor general M O Llewellyn marshal C B Foraker and W H H Llewellyn. Santa Fe Land Office register M R Otero receiver Fritz Muller. Territorial Officials elective delegate W H Andres Griffin public printer Jas G McNary coal oil inspector Eugenio Romero. Associate Justice F W Parker Las Crues ton. Commissioners J R Williams chairman F M Pierce J V Lujan clerk L G Eblen sheriff B C Vaughn assessor Richard Hendricks treasurer W E Williams superintendent of Soneola C P D Smith.
A barefoot young widow with jewelry and a flowing veil travels to Chicago after disembarking at Ellis Island aboard the Cretic from Naples. Her identity and purpose remain unclear. she was vouched for by a woman who called herself the...
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