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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
4
A long community update covers residents and events in Flora Vista and Bloomfield. Notes include travel to Parmenton, church activities, new buildings, road work, and local greetings. Weather data for May with temperatures, precipitation, and sunny days concludes the report.
The Cattle Sanitation Board of New Mexico announces a public sale to the highest bidder for grain or stock at Piercr Voetou Day P05, at Toaelock p.m. Lawrence Welsh, Cattle Inspector District No. 6, will oversee. A dance at Amusement Hall Bardia, music by Paans and Gib Pivers, invites attendees. Local trade talks and shipments to Flagstaff are noted along with plans for a future colony of forty families and Navajo blanket sales at Andrews & Brothers in Tiener.
Roy Current and Ben Willian visited Pagosa Sprites Sunday. The improvement company fired its first kiln of brick, stated as 1Qy,00, on Friday. Referee Ebien faced a test in the Miss Bernice Spolin versus Adeerhart case. May tax collection totaled 2,11057 with part allocated to the territory. many residents still未 paid taxes.
The Durango Business College offers a summer term with a new Shorthand and Bookkeeping class starting June th. Special entry rate applies for early admissions. Grade work and teacher examinations available. The institute promotes review for exams and a teachers institute in August. Positions are secured for graduates as teachers, stenographers, and bookkeepers with local firms. For information contact GEO. J. BLAKELEY, Principal, Schutt Building Opposite Post Office.
An early 20th century ad describes Navajo blanket wool and related native trade across reservations. It notes trading posts buying blankets wool pelts and supplying items to Navajos, highlighting products like remedies and salves. Prices listed include 25 cents for a medicinal salve and similar items sold by medical dealers.
The National, the North American and Scottish Union fire insurance companies are represented by Higgins and Danbury.
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