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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1907

Page

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Territorial Fair directors appointed by Albuquerque voters

Acting Governor Raynolds appoints Oscar C. Snow to the Territorial Board of Water Commissioners to fill Hagerman vacancy. The New Mexican Printing Company delivers 100 copies of 302 page session laws to Secretary James W. Raynoda. Rabbits on the Estancia valley pest drive kill nearly a thousand. three hundred farmers participated. Executed sentences for Valentina Madrid and Alma Lyons commuted to life imprisonment after petitions and wide newspaper support. Field Chief Dezandorf’s agents probe alleged land frauds in Alamogordo with indictments likely to bring sensational developments. Public admonition on smiling in company and the insult of public ridicule is discussed.

J. W. Raynelda Oscar C. Snow Las Cruces Territoral Board of Water Commissioners J. J. Hagerman Roswell Hagerman Territory New Mexican Printing Company Thirty-seventh Legislative Assembly James W. Raynoda Estoncia Oj. Wy. Raynolds Valentina Madrid Alma Lyons Hillsboro Terrritory Dezandorf General Land Offe Alamogordo Land Office United States Otero County

Special delivery stamps to curb use after July first

Special delivery stamps cap at ten cents will expedite letters with the words special delivery endorsed on the envelope, after July 1. Governor Hughes signs the Public Utilities Bill placing state control over most public services except telegraph and telephone.

Hughes New York Telegraph Telephone

THAT INSINUATING SMILE

An excerpt from Kristian Herald on manners and good breeding, condemning sarcasm in smiles as signs of smartness. The piece notes both young and older people who think such expressions show wit in social presence, highlighting the negative implication of ridiculing others.

Kristian Herald

Philippine Development Report Promises Strong Fiscal Year

The insular government reports excess treasury payments to the United States of over 8.67 million for the past year and anticipates a larger remittance next year. Schools show record enrollments, new high school buildings funded by subscriptions, and a strengthened education system. Public security and coastal defenses improve as troops and artillery are updated at Manila bays.

Philippines United States Manila Luneta Corregidor Mariveles Bay San Francisco

A Message to Garcia and the Duty to Act Promptly

A historical reflection on the Garcia tale as a test of initiative and reliability. The author argues leaders need capable messengers who will act without question, highlighting the moral duty to carry a message to Garcia and the wider demand for self-reliant workers.

McKinley Rowan Garcia

Deep Sea Sailors Scarce in Seattle Port

Seattle reports a severe shortage of sailors for ships loading in Puget Sound. Rising shore wages lure deep water seamen away, while coastwise crews earn 45 to 50 dollars monthly. The British bark Olivebank faced a two month delay in staffing its crew, signaling broader shipping cost concerns as more vessels load in the Sound.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Puget Sound Olivebank South America Bellingham Lumber

Paper novelties for decor attract attention at Staplin stall

Beautiful designs in American and Japanese napkins Jap lanterns paper bells and balls for decorating Japanese fans and several sizes of other paper novelties promoted by Staplin the Stationer offering a wide display and choice.

Office Supplies and Ink Remedies Advertised in Bluffton

A miscellaneous list offers letter files filing envelopes card racks waste paper baskets scales cuspiders ink stands stapling machines rules clips clip boards fasteners paper weights office paste mucilage liquid glue and assorted inks. Includes endorsements from M F Burroughs Bluffton resident praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and urging purchase from Mc Fwen Drug Co for summer readiness.

Arnold's Sanford’s Carter's M. F. Burroughs Bluffton Ind Chamberlain McFwen Drug Co

Timber supply urged to curb waste and expand growth

A Forest Service circular argues Americans use far more wood than Europe and stall forest growth. It warns of a looming timber famine unless waste is cut and growth rates rise, citing aging stands, private land pressure, and state national controls. It notes Washington leads state cuts and urges long term policy changes.

United States Europe Isso Forest Service Germany Saxony Prussia Lake States Pacific States Washington

Pioneer Methodist Church South Service Times

PIONEER METHODIST SOUTH announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Junior League at 3 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. A cordial welcome to all. R U Waldavern Pastor.

Pioneer Methodist South All R. U. Waldraven

Church Schedule and Pastor

Regular services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Ladies Aid society meets Wednesday afternoons at 2 30. J C Lord pastor.

Ladies’ Aid Society

First Missionary Baptist and Protestant Episcopal Services Schedule

First Missionary Baptist Holds Services at Presbyterian Church alternate Sundays at 3 PM led by Pastor M. F. Fifield. Protestant Episcopal services conducted in City Hall on third Tuesday evenings monthly under Rector W. Fleetwood until further notice.

Presbyterian Church M. F. Fifield

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