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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
3
The piece argues that Democratic praise for high wool prices ignores import flooding that depresses wages. It cites the Philadelphia Public Ledger on a widening US trade deficit under the Wilson tariff and Payne law, with gold outflows and a warned national calamity from policies favoring foreign buying over domestic production.
A reflective piece on editors toiling long hours to publish a county paper. The author laments reader ingratitude for missed road work and recalls editors push for better projects as a strain on health and finances.
The article lauds the good roads campaign in San Juan as a pivotal effort. It argues improved roads will ease the southern outlet problem and represent a major achievement for regional development.
The Times-Hustler editors call out Bro. Butler and the Democratic party for pushing a "progressive" or high salary platform. They urge San Juan county voters to judge candidates by results, not party labels, noting past Democratic misgovernance and costly salaries.
A town's strength hinges on its best citizens and its weaknesses on its worst. When a call for moral improvement rises, progress starts with each person choosing a better life.
A reader note urges action over complaint warning that idle fretting yields nothing but the blues and emphasizes earning rewards through labor.
A historical note emphasizes the value of having a firm goal. It contrasts ordinary effort with purposeful action, arguing that a steady, determined aim harnesses energy for real accomplishment.
The piece urges broad publicity to draw immigrants to San Juan. Properly conducted, the influx could buy ranches, spurring development of resources and prosperity. It notes a campaign this fall and next spring to boost growth.
The piece warns that discouragement comes to those attempting valued work and cites loyal citizens as obstructionists. It urges perseverance and mutual aid over petty self-interest, urging readers to ignore detractors and continue efforts for others.
A small gathering echoes community spirit as neighbors share a brief hour of fellowship. Volunteers from the town assist attendees, offering warmth and conversation to strengthen local bonds and mutual support.
The text reflects a snatch of dialogue about lack of clothing and fairness. It questions what kind of deal the world has given the speaker and hints at perseverance despite poverty and lengthy work hours.
A reader vents that troubles are not monopolized by one party and that others also face difficulties. The remark emphasizes common hardship and mutual empathy between people in ordinary circumstances.
Fragmentary items reflect on work and luck in Farmington and McElmo Canon. A speaker questions why others succeed while the loafer complains of missing jobs. The text urges self discipline and persistence, citing Rome as a metaphor for gradual progress.
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