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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1907
Page
4
In Fruitland greetings and business chatter fill the page. Charles Blanchard is seen with OO Walker training at the Frenchin ranch. Brimhall’s Store advertises at cost for thirty days while residents visit relatives and attend local events.
Many people praise Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for reliable relief, though some hesitate to give testimonials. The remedy is a household word thanks to friends’ recommendations and is known for curing diarrhoea and bowel troubles. Sold by McEwen Brag Co.
Fraternal groups in Farmington New Mexico announce meeting schedules. Animal Lodge No. 15 A F and A M invites on full moon and second Saturday. Electa Chapter No. 73 Order of the Eastern Star meets first and third Fridays. Lincoln Post No. 15 G A R meets last Saturday. Farmington Lodge No. 24 LO O W meets Tuesday nights. San Juan Rebbhan Lodge No. 11 meets second and fourth Thursdays. Shiprock Camp No. 2 W O W meets second and last Saturdays. Three Rivers Homestead Y eomen meets first Thursday. Community notices invite members and visitors to attend.
A Gallup Republican item from Jerome Arizona says William Clark plans to move his smelting plant from Jerome to New Mexico coal lands in San Juan County and build a road via Gallup to the coal fields. The report notes Clark has studied the coal lands and that coal of a valuable variety exists nearby, addressing fuel shortages at the Jerome smelter.
A tract of 160 acres under ditch must be sold soon at fifteen dollars per acre. Inquire at Exteneriseé office or address Ed Corkins in Farmington New Mexico.
Fragment describes blanks for a certificate of farmer used with meat shipments and a sale at the Exvermise office. It references the Pure bod Gall passage and is styled as a marketplace or official form note.
The New York World prizes a dream essay by Mrs. No M Hawthorne. She imagines a world ruled by Green the richest owner where access to culture is open and all items of luxury serve the many, not a few. She envisions generosity, hosted receptions, and equal happiness as a reformist fantasy.
The Philadelphia Record notes a rise in "Boy Wanted" sightings as business owners complain of a lack of suitable young workers. Reasons cited include labor laws restricting younger ages and better family prosperity reducing the need for youthful wages, leaving many offices short on messengers.
The United States seeks to set aside the patent issued to William L. Paddock for 160 acres in section 28t32n r13w NMPM on the grounds of fraud. Defendants include William J. Paddock Robert Forrester The Utah Fuel Company and Harry H. Smith and all others claiming interests. Appearance required by July 23 1907 or default judgment will be entered.
A legal notice from the Territory of New Mexico with attorney tags Cracea and Albuquerque, dated May 21, 1907 at Santa Fe. Clerk A. M. Bergere notes first publication June 7, 1907.
United States seeks to cancel a patent on land in Sections 29 32 33 and surrounding parcels on fraud grounds. Defendants including Joseph Dale Robert Forrester Utah Fuel Company Harry Smith and others must appear by July 23 1907 or face default judgment. Attorneys listed from Washington D C and New Mexico cities.
The administrator W. Co. Black announces final settlement of the Rank Flack estate in San Juan County New Mexico at the Probate Court's next regular term on Monday July 1 1907. Creditors and debtors urged to settle or present claims for payment.
Thomas P Arrington of Farmington New Mexico filed intention to make final five year proof for Homestead Entry 6670 dated November 22 1901 located in Section 8 Township 29 North Range 13 West N W L B. The proof will be made before Frank Staplin U S Court Commissioner at Farmington New Mexico on June 28 1907. Witnesses to prove residence and cultivation are C Stump R G Cooper J W Brown all of Farmington NM W M Manuel Cypherg listed.
Thomas J Arripurten of Warmington NM filed final five year proof for Homestead Entry 6669 dated November 22 1901 for part of section 8 township 29 north range 13 west The proof will be made before Frank Staplin US Court Commissioner at Farmington NM on June 28 1907 Witnesses listed are A F Stump R E Cooper R O Hann d John W Brown all of Farmington NM
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