Farmington Enterprise Editor Seeks Admi-con Status
The Farmington Enterprise announces pending applications for admi con to tmaily as second class matter. Rates show S200 per year with advertising terms available on application.
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
3
The Farmington Enterprise announces pending applications for admi con to tmaily as second class matter. Rates show S200 per year with advertising terms available on application.
The article argues that a town thrives when each resident performs duties well and conducts business responsibly. Personal success of individuals is framed as essential to the town’s overall prosperity.
A fragment urges Farmington college to nurture students for a useful career and long labor to elevate human beings beyond misconceived notions. It stresses education must teach and broaden its aims to serve the present age.
The city’s waterworks owner seeks a twenty one year extension beyond its current expiry, a move critics call audacious corporate greed. Detractors say New Mexico residents are awakening to municipal ownership and question the franchise terms.
The Durango Herald says railroad development will persist in the area with D and R G likely to keep graders busy on standard gauge between Creede and Durango or to proceed toward Farmington. Farmington stockholders welcome either option, but demands clear progress on both plans.
Farmington boasts Ruade trees brick buildings and other luxuries and is hailed as one of the southwest’s finest towns. Though sixty miles from rail facilities it tops nine towns with rails and depends on capable citizens to drive future growth toward a Denver of the western slope. The piece jokes about riders in cars and warns Durango may be shut from the track once rail service arrives.
Ohio Republicans last week unanimously nominated Hon. M. F. Herrick for another term and placed a full state ticket in the field. The platform stresses enforcement of anti monopoly and anti trust laws and supports active enforcement of laws to stop union discrimination and rebates, with further wise legislative action urged after investigation.
Sprained ankle gruff neck and lame shoulder are named as benefitting from Chamberlains Pain Balm. The ad claims prompt application saves time money and suffering and notes Bow man Bros. as the seller.
The Ohio Republican platform backs President Roosevelt for enforcing anti monopoly laws and stopping unjust railroad discrimination. It affirms willingness for further study, but supports existing laws and broader regulation under a wise, conservative framework. It also notes anticipated opposition from railroad interests and praises nationwide public support.
The article argues immigration at a high rate raises concerns about assisted emigration of criminals and undesirables. It cites Messrs Braun and Brandenburg alleging jails abroad are depopulated as convicts seek America, notes counterfeit baggage labels and strict U S enforcement, and calls for full investigation while Italian interests publish a review article in New York.
A Chicago Record-Herald piece credits George B. Cortelyou for 그의 remarkable restraint during the last presidential campaign. It links his silence to rising esteem among Wall Street financiers and politicians, suggesting he could lead Equitable Life Assurance and other major roles if public controversy abates.
A Houston Texas woman testimonials Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing her husband of Cuban diarrhoea contracted in Cuba. She says doctors failed but one bottle relieved him, and neighbors can attest. For sale by Bowman Broa.
A local notice presents handwritten verses honoring Mamie Harwood. Readings include poems by Miss Mary Anderson, an invalid and friend, and Mamie Harwood’s aunt. The pieces express deep esteem, mourning, religious comfort, and the wish for eternal peace, ending with hopeful scriptural imagery.
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