Farmington Advertising Policy Note
Notice explains second class matter filing date May 20 1905 at Farmington New Mexico and that all reading notices followed by numbers or the abbreviation aAdv are advertisements paid for as such with no responsibility assumed for statements.
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Frank Staplin
U. S
Farmington
New Mexico
Opportunity. For Every Day I Stand Outside Your Door
A reflective brief about daily routines and the drive to wake, rise, work, and win. The speaker frames persistence as a call to action, urging steadfast effort through routine.
Get the Habit
An uplifting piece contrasts nature’s harmony with human grousing. It urges cheerful living, work joyfully, spread fragrance and happiness, and let sunshine exude from within to enjoy life despite its rugged paths.
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Sol
Denver shoe aid hides a work aversion under charity drive
In Denver authorities plan shoe distribution for needy children and invite fathers to a chopping bee in the municipal wood yard. A woman official reports many men oppose work, citing a family visit where a 45 year old father refused work to pay for shoes, underscoring persistent economic attitudes amid the era.
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Denver
Nood
Community views on work and self reliance in San Juan
An officer from the school questions a change of mind about the willingess of the needy to work. The writing condemns idleness, compares reliance on others to a grasshopper, and argues that those who refuse to provide for themselves burden families and the community.
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San Juan County
Creamery Vision for Aztec San Juan Basin
The Aztec Democrat urges San Juan County farmers to sustain a monthly pay roll by keeping dairy cows and shipping cream to Farmington and Durango until an Aztec creamery is built. They advocate a creamery or cheese factory in every San Juan Basin town and full year round dairy production to spur roads and auto travel.
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San Juan County
Farmington
Durango
Aztec
Aztec Democrat
San Juan Basin
The Baffling Soul by Dr Frank Crane
A meditation on intangible human depths beyond measurement. The piece extols self sacrifice, love, memory, and sympathy as deeper values than wealth or science, contrasting worldly metrics with inner moral force and spiritual resonance.
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