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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
4
Appointments arranged by mail in Al Aztec on a monthly schedule, focusing on preserving natural teeth and ongoing dental care practices.
The Farmington Enterprise publication details its second class mailing status with official post office details and annual subscription price. This notice marks weekly publication by the Farmington, New Mexico, office and lists a two dollar yearly rate.
The Albuquerque Daily Citizen reports that about eighty percent of city and Bernalillo County voters signed petitions demanding the renomination and reelection of William H. Andrews as New Mexico’s delegate to Congress. It argues his record as a delegate who "does things" merits support and notes gains including a federal building and a 30,000 irrigation appropriation. It urges a solid Bernalillo delegation to back Andrews at Santa Fe on August 18.
Den ver observers compare Bryao and Roosevelt events while the town board installs new gravel on Main Street and braces for safer town hall access. The Roosevelt Republican club held its first Monday meeting amid late Fourth of July enthusiasm and minor firework shows.
Judge W. H. Taft begins drafting his acceptance address for the presidential nomination in Cincinnati on July 28. He compares Democratic and Republican platforms, with emphasis on the injunction plank and related criticisms from Democratic sources.
The piece touts Judge Fid ward A. Mann of Alamogordo and Hon. Uhas A. Spiess of Saas Vegas as Republican delegates to Congress, but argues incumbent Delegate Andrews should be nominated for his proven record in the th and 60th Congresses. It credits Andrews with securing concessions for the Territory, veterans benefits, and support for statehood while favoring his reelection over challengers.
A series of notices announces candidates for county offices in San Juan County. Names include W H Andrews James E Elmer C M Tonkinson L G Eblen S P Coon Wiliam Evans and A Brump with candidacies for treasurer sheriff probate clerk and recorder assessor and education superintendent subject to party conventions and primaries. The text reflects party process and local electoral announcements.
Dr A Le Davie a Durango eye and throat specialist came last Saturday and on Banday morning performed an operation on Bert Woods removing his tameily. Bert had throat swellings for some time and hopes for a cure.
Mr and Mrs Alex Hunter visited Wednesday to see their son the roller rink manager. Their Hamilton Ohio home is listed with a Colorado Springs stay and other Florida? (Note: If Colorado other points are unspecified, retain only confirmed facts: Hamilton OH and Colorado Springs visits.)
Reports state G C Beno and other residents joined the Aztec County Commission meeting yesterday. Pierce Mercantile Co offered talking machines while Lesler's Parlors promoted ice cream and delivery. Hugh Vertrees C D Bryson visited from Kent allotting camp, Jack Martin from Peterson camp sought supplies, and Phelps advertised wood coal and odd jobs.
J T Wright purchased one lot and part of another from W A Hunter this week in the Rues addition. Dr M D Gibbs left Saturday for Santa Fe to view the ancient city and attend the Medical board meeting. The board meeting reportedly transacted more business than any prior session with many license applications.
E F Burnett auctioned household goods and farm implements on his place six miles from here on the San Juan last Saturday and left Wednesday for New York to resume his optician profession. The Farmington Meat and Produce market offers cash for poultry. Judge C C Holbrook returned from Ship Rock and will head home soon. C H McHenry visited his wife at the West sanitarium where she is treated for blood poisoning and is improving. Try Kreep Lip spray for peach trees available at the Drug Store.
A sale note announces a guitar discount at Evans music shop with a ninety percent price cut. The item list highlights guitars and accessories as part of a promotional event.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions love applications and a deceased portigi with unclear terms. It hints at a local notice or notice fragment but lacks coherent details or identifiable names, dates, or places.
Members of the Housevelt Republican Club met Monday evening at the club hall to organize a new slate. Intruders, admitted as guests, attempted to elect officers and disrupt the private meeting, prompting a formal critique of their conduct and a formal committee to propose officers and committees.
After an officers election the group hosted lemonade and cake. Citizens pledge to aid the movement for New Mexico statehood through the Republican Party and endorse W. H. Andrews for delegate to Congress. W. E. Ross withdraws from the club.
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