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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
8
The Baptist meeting will be held at Hunter Hall next Sunday at 11 a m and 3 p m. If our case feels not here, come at that time. We will have Seals Gee Secretary to run them in. Everyone is cordial and invited to attend the meeting. A Mangha
Aztec lodge No 23 I O O F elects officers: B ford as treasurer, BK Witton as trustee. Installation set for Saturday night July 1. All members urged to be present.
A filed record transfers an interest from Trust Desdzl 3 Hampton and spouse to H met ee, Carne Bit Sims, and Chas OMT Ek bon, per the public filing noting ownership change and legal conveyance.
Notices list transactions from CM to Matsunoto Hara and Wakrani. Real estate mortgage from O C Young to Lawrence Welsh. Warrant of attachment issued by Sheriff W T Dufur against O C Young. Agreement between enerice Wally and J A Baas with Cop Willen. Deed of Right of Way from James L Roberts and spouse to Aztec Irrigation Co. Birth certificates issued by Dr Henry Gray and Dr C D Smith. Ditch plat by R C Rasmusson.
Riverside residents reported visits from Mrs Walker McClure and children of Aztec to Mrs James last week. Pearl James and Harriet West return from nine months at Aztec. A surprise party for Pearl James occurred last Saturday. A fundraiser at Riverside school house on June 9 supports local schools. The Riverside Card Club gained a new member, Mrs BH N Higgins. News of travelers Mrs C D Taylor to Dolores City with A H Weston and D Taylor Jr. Others compliment A H Weston's leadership. John Robinson and family arrived with machinery and stock to the Madison ranch. Automobiles crowded Riverside streets, including cars in Dr George's shade and Walter Emwell's yard. Olive Frazier, ex-Aztec/Farmington pupil now in Rico Colorado, graduates from Durango High School. Vera Frazier would likely have similar results if not for nine weeks typhoid illness last fall. County Superintendent Rally NPF, PIFIELD notes June 5, 1011.
An eighth grade examination is scheduled for Friday and Saturday June 16 and 17, 1911, at Aztec and Parmington high school buildings. Students scoring 80 percent or higher on those subjects may skip retakes. The exam spans two days with the time limit removed, uniform paper provided, and a territorial fee of 0c to cover grading costs in Santa Fe.
Supt J Howard Wagner of Las Cruces and Mrs J F Young of Farmington will conduct and instruct at the tenth annual San Juan County Teachers Institute. The session runs July 31 to August 10 1911 in the Farmington High School building New Mexico. An announcement with full details will appear soon.
The Staplin Mercantile Company promotes its jewelry department and gift ideas for weddings and birthdays. It highlights a wide stock from 60 general items with varied prices to suit every pocket, including alarm clocks priced at $1.25 and $1.75 with features.
Mrs A Cambridge of Shiprock leaves for Massachusetts. A Christian Endeavor fete and a miscellaneous shower honor bride to be Addie Gooding. W N Porter of Kings Commission Co Durango spends days in town. A petition for a county peet i tte enienership fee 32.50 to fund a grader. Chickens wanted by San Juan County Fruit Produce Co telephone Farmington 26. 107L. Earl Morris returns from Boulder University with a fine student record. ONeil family permanently located in the valley. Nichole and Franklin buy the confectionery store from Nicholson and Paxton. Local picnic across the San Juan with hats lost but enjoyable. Camping party to visit petrified forest. Skaggs injures hand during Real Estate Rustlers game. Water works advisory board petition and bond vote discussed. Hydraulics engineer Houston to finalize water plan under 50 000 limit. Accident near fair rounds involving Mrs Blatchford and others. rescue by M C Picken. New Mexico Fair on June 14. Various travels and summer plans announced for residents and visitors.
Old classified notices list sales of goods and services including furniture land shares and farm equipment. Items cover sale of lead and cedar posts trade of stock ranches and land exchange to near Farmington with a price and contact, plus rentals and farm tools offered by local businesses. Includes advertisements from Farmington Fruit Growers Association and Otis hardware supplier.
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