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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1908

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San Juan School and Navajo Industrial Training at Shiprock

The San Juan Indian School on the Navajo reservation near Shiprock New Mexico comprises three brick dormitory buildings a mess hall and a radio room. The article praises industrial training for Navajos and notes the region’s isolation and beauty while stressing disciplined, conscientious staff and the potential political nomination of Andrewa at Santa Fe next month.

San Juan Schoo Weetegod Navajo Reservation New Mexico Arizona Andrewa Santa Fe Colfax San Miguel County Springer Stockman

Navajo School at San Juan Demonstrates Industry and Growth

The San Juan Indian School complex includes 847000 square feet of buildings and a large brick warehouse with dormitories and workshops. It sits among cottages and irrigated 300 acre farmland aimed at teaching trades and farming to Navajo pupils, with English language progress and growing fruit trees as part of the program.

W. T. Shelton Pumber Pew San Juan Cogan Ralds Colo

Fruitland Community Hints and Local News Flash

G B Kentnner Bryan remains confident in a 16 to win while residents hurry for 13 remaining chances. Thomas Evans returns refreshed from a mountains trip. Roy Cooper and wife join the Republican club, adding to its hat. Curio dealer E Mehesy buys blankets from C H Alyert. Walter Young reports crop troubles from drought and no water in Mancos creek. Collyer’s grove prepares for a 24h celebration and a fast Locals vs Farmington ball game. Road dust caused by floods after Henry Freeland’s passing. About 80 attend the Republican meeting with music by a local quartet. John KR Young speaks on Mormon loyalty to the flag. M F Fifield on Progress of Civilization appreciated. Closing prayer by Joohn T Neilson. audience sings My Country, ’tis of Thee.

Rocal Will Evane Grant Eva

Homestead Entryman Seeks Sale of Improvements

A homestead entryman offers to sell improvements on a 10 0 acre claim located about six miles from Farmington for 8100. Interested parties should inquire of M. A. Manany.

Farmington M. A. Manany

Public Auction on Main Street Farmington

I will sell at Auction on Main street Farmington on Saturday July 35 1908 at 2 pm the following household goods Tabla chairs rockera bedstead Davenport Lounge dresser commode chairinn fruit fare and other household articles too numerous to mention OTTO BEMRAND.

Main Street Farmington Otto Bemrand

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San Juan County Animas la Plata Fort Lewis Mesa Irving & Thomas AZTEC N. M Guitars Mandolins the Music Hyde Building Pierce Mercantile Co Farmington, New MBX San Juan School Southwest Farmington Drug Store W. d. Hill Pure Drugs Patent Medicines Combs Ganon Gallegos Trading Store Gallup Camp House Corral West Water R. T. F. Simpson Denver and Rio, Grande Railroad Denver Cocwado Springs Pueblo Trinidad S. K. Hooper Gent Paes Fit. Agt Denver, Coto Fruitland G. BE. Kentnner Bryan Bill Thomas Evans Roy Cooper Republican Club E. Mehesy Salt Lake California C. H. Alyert Walter Young Montezuma Valley Mancos Creek Collyer’s Grove Algert’s Henry Freeland Nebraska Jockey Club Staplin’s The First National Bank Wm. H. Avery A. M. Amsden H. B. Sammons Ass’t Cashier W. A. Hunter Farmington Land Broker T. J. West Aztec, N. M Grand Hotel Frank B. Allen Proprieto
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