19 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
1
The Farmington Enterprise weekly newspaper led by editor and owner Frank Staplin announces its publication details for Friday July 19 1907. It notes second class mailing status and annual subscription price of two dollars.
The Albuquerque Citizen argues the Morning Journal cannot defend prison meat deals. It accuses Prison Board members of overpaying and criticizes reformers and local papers for whitewashing graft. The piece urges civic pride and loyalty to local institutions.
Washington special attorneys probe New Mexico land deals sparked by the Hudspeth Resolution. The measure, pushed by Democrat Hudspeth to force investigations, led to a committee report urging suit to recover Hagerman land and to scrutinize similar deals nationwide. The Albuquerque Journal and allies claim Republicans fear investigation, while the inquiry proceeds.
A fragmented piece notes that some residents are always ready to apologize for aid offered to the town, hinting at tension between help and backlash within communal life. The text reflects a wavering stance on external assistance and local reception.
No specials have been received announcing that Mr. Hagerwan has returned the vouchers showing how much taxpayer money funded a legislative reception.
The article praises country women for civic work and maintaining town beauty. It argues women deserve credit for lawn care, gardening, and street cleaning, noting their efforts create pretty, healthy towns with tidy porches and blooms.
A fashionable young woman in a Kansas City drug store orders a caramel nut sundae for herself and a chocolate cream for her poodle Roxy. The clerk refuses to serve dogs, prompting her protest and departure with the dog.
Albuquerque Journal reports mining men favor moving Clark United Verde smelter from Jerome to Farmington New Mexico. They cite ground settlement at Jerome, coal fields in San Juan County, and a proposed Gallup routing to supply fuel. railroad link likely boosting northwest New Mexico development.
A historical note argues that neglecting cleanliness among engine crews lowers moral tone and increases failures. Restoring clean engines and surroundings improves performance and character, linking care with thrift and discipline for workers and farmers alike.
New York reports Senator W A Clark will relocate the United Verde smelter from Jerome to Farmington New York. The move is urged to reduce ground sinking risk and cut smelting costs with cheap fuel nearby. Clark already invests in Farmington coal mines and plans a large facility to handle about 2100 tons daily.
The article notes a new Philippine fiber plant named Malva Castella as a potential rival to the twine trust. It also mentions 6,500,000 acres used to grow tobacco and that dried coltsfoot leaves were once smoked in England. Daily in New York, about 35 immigrants are rejected at the port.
Mr C L Carter of Skirum Alabama hails Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best in the world after a severe attack he treated with the 25 cent size. He reports rapid recovery and ongoing relief when used as directed. For sale by McEwen Bros.
Advertisement urges keeping Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy at home to treat cramps and cholera morbus when a physician is unavailable. Highlights prompt treatment to prevent death and pain, urging immediate purchase from MecFwen Bros. Remedies storefront.
The New York Court of Appeals expands on citizen equality noting women may work at any hour that suits them, challenging night work limits. The piece contrasts suffrage absence in New York with broad rights, prompting editorials on female labor freedom and state tutelage.
Citizens at City Hall picked a seven member Executive Committee led by J. H. Guthrie and others to run this fall's fair. They plan selling 1000 dollars in stock to fund new fair grounds and riverfront land purchase. The Farmington Fair aims for self sufficiency with enhanced grounds plus race track baseball fields and picnic areas. Shiprock views by Stapin and Nicholson offer locals prints of Farmington and nearby landmarks.
Mrs. Robert Mytton of Hamilton Ontario reports a knee burn on her daughter healed beautifully after applying Chamberlain's Salve. The salve is said to soothe burn pain almost instantly and is available for sale by McEwen Bros.
The executrix Juniata K Wilkin invites all claimants against Mary J Greaves deceased to present claims for payment within one year from July 11 1907. Persons indebted to the estate should pay Juniata K Wilkin at Farmington New Mexico. First publication July 12 1907. Last publication August 2 1907.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District San Juan County New Mexico plaintiff David E Lovato sues defendants Juan Archubeque Ramonella Montano Elbirio Archubeque Pacomio Archubeque Rienaldo Archubeque and Pabian Columinero for partition and division of the north half of the southeast quarter and related parcels in section 7 township 28 north range 9 west New Mexico meridian including acres. Defendants must appear before August 11 1907 else default judgment. Attorney K N Whitehead Aztec appears for plaintiff. Clerk A M Bergere signs. First publication July 5 1907.
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