Farmington Postal Proceeding Noted in Historic Filing
A faint record from Farmington New Mexico notes a matter filed at the post office on May 107 under the act of Congress of March 3 1875. The entry mentions B RELY Fustar and Lesse Entered as parties to the matter.
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Department of the Intenor
U. S. Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Margaret M. Thomas
Farmington
Meridian
Ruben D. Zulek
Liberty
Ely NE
Township
W.N.M. P. Meridian
Frank Staplin
A. S
K. M
New Mexico
United States
Columbian Ditch
Coe Ranch
San Juan
Andrews for U S Senate Gains Morning Hype in New Mexico
A Washington monthly paper argues that William G. Andrews, a New Mexico delegate, is the leading candidate for the territory’s first U S Senate seat. The piece notes his ten years in New Mexico public life, early Pennsylvania experience, and strong push from Republicans as statehood nears.
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William G. Andrews
House
New Mexico
Merc Andrews
Andrews
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Territorial
Washington
William H. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Eays
Taft Roosevelt analysis and a child’s mischief tale
The piece contrasts Taft and Roosevelt with emphasis on temperament and leadership style. It notes Roosevelt’s rapid pace and bold actions versus Taft’s steadier, more deliberate approach. It also includes a humorous anecdote about Harold, a disobedient boy, then shifts to medical advice endorsing Chamberlain remedies and a Farmington poultry offer.
Question on Republican appointments by Democratic leaders
A Albuquerque Sun letter to Mr. Larrazolo questions Democratic leaders for appointing Republicans to town posts and claims the Democracy cannot provide competent applicants. The writer asks if he approves of this conduct and whether he endorses Republican appointments by a Democratic administration.
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Andrews
Albuquerque Sun
Pluribus Wilson Delivers Loud Bray at Aztec Index
EB. Pluribus Wilson of the Aztec Index let loose a drawn out bray so loud it rattled breakfast purchases exchanged for advertising, disrupting the usual shelf routine.
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Pluribus Wilson
Chamberlain's Salve Restores Local Lady’s Hands
A female customer suffered with tetter for years until one box of Chamberlain's Salve cured her. Chamberlain's medicines enjoy strong local support with M. H. Rooney & Co. in Almond and Farmington Drug Store selling them locally.
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Chamberlain
M. H. Rooney & Co
Almond
Als
Farmington
Try Kreap Dip Spray for Peach Trees at Drug Store
Promotional note touts Kreap Dip as a cheaper and better alternative to coal oil emulace for peach tree spraying. It advertises a sale at the local drug store with emphasis on cost and effectiveness.
Deafness Cure Claim and Catarrh Remedy Ad
An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to cure deafness caused by catarrh via constitutional treatment. It promises $100 if not cured and notes endorsements by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, with product and contact details.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
San Juan County Candidacy Announcements
A series of political notices announces candidates for San Juan County offices including Treasurer Sheriff Probate Clerk and Recorder School Superintendent and Assessor. Nominations are stated as pending actions of the Republican and Democratic conventions with multiple names such as CM Tonkinson James F Eblen and Wiliam Evang.
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San Juan County
Durango News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Events
Episco pal services led by Rev. W. IL. Doggett at Allen's hall Tuesday evening. He will be joined by his wife and son for a mountain camping trip before visiting Farmington. Local notices mention travel, health treatments, fireworks displays, and community ads across Durango and surrounding areas.
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W. IL. Doggett
Allen's Hall
Durango
Glorious Fourth Parade For PD and RG Boys Train
The PD and RG boys rode a decorated loco on the Red Apple line for the Glorious Fourth. Flags bunting and flowers adorned the train as spectators watched the parade pass by.
Lefler Travels West and County Delegation Spotted
G W Lefler joined other locals for a trip to Kansas to visit his parents and handle business. Advertisements note Joniser 4s Barn and Feed Corral offers top feed at low prices. San Juan County sends about twenty delegates to the Denver Democratic convention including Vorhees Pierce Graham Chambers Heflin Bailey and Hendricks from Flora Vista Aztec Cedar Hill and other towns.
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Joniser
Warmington
San Juan County
Penver
Clas
BP. Vorhees
Harry Pierce
Haro'd Graham
Farmington
R. J. Chambers
Mr. Heflin
Flora Vista
Walters buys property as Kern named vice president in Denver
Otto Behrend sells his residence and 60 foot lot in the west part of town and plans to move to Town to establish a furniture and undertaking business. a new hotel and various local notices fill the page including social events and a humorous Twain anecdote.
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Denver
Botn W. Kern
Indiana
Ko Walters
Otto Behrend
Mr. Behrend
Town
Baker Party Shows Silverware and Blankets Making at Denver
R.8 Baker of Shiprock went to Denver Friday with three Navajo and two aquaws to be shown at Tammenus Curio store by Dennis. W. O. Kightt became administrator of Mike Clark's estate by Aztec Probate Judge on Monday. Lesler's parlors offers fresh cream ice cream with prompt delivery and phone Red LX.
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Baker
Shiprock
Denver
Tammenus Curio Store
Dennis
W. O. Kightt
Mike Clark
Aztec
Lesler’s
Farmington Market Seeks Poultry Suppliers for Cash
Farmington Meat and Produce market announces it will pay cash for poultry. The notice targets local farmers and small producers offering poultry for sale at wholesale terms.
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Farmington Meat and Produce Market
Farmington
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C.C. Holbrook
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Salt Lake City
Frank Roberto
Wim. Evans
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Two Gray Hills
Mark Twain
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E. F. Burnett
C. C. Hartman
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