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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented town notices report church events, social visits, and property updates. Names include Mrs V0 ML Amadea, Mfr. Doner, Frank Stay, and C M byybbard. A musical at the church, farm papers sent, depot oil inspection, and plans for a deputy during the coming days are noted among assorted local activities.
A jumble of names and events shows community business shifts and personal moves. Debora and Horas sprawl through undertakings, residents arrive from Harrisburg and Albuneryee, Frank Martinins canvasses Juan Gounty, and local shops shift locations.
A Tuesday gathering at the Etver residency drew about four hundred attendees. Guests enjoyed a robust supper, music, and a concert by Doctor Duff and Mr. Bucter. Mrs Stiver’s library provided a backdrop for the festivities as ladies led in free dances and cordial sociability.
A damaged OCR fragment references unspecified terms and names. The readable text lacks coherent events or identifiable organizations or places to anchor a clear summary. No definite people or dates emerge from the fragment.
A garbled passage describes various foods and cooking actions including breads, purees, cubes, vegetables, and spices. It mentions heating, mixing, and storage steps with numerous unclear names and places making specifics hard to identify.
Fragmentary wedding notice references a ceremony between Wronotts and Martin with unclear details. Readable bits indicate a personal event with names and a possible date or place, but essential specifics are not recoverable from the text provided.
A summary of a public meeting where officials discussed a proposal on school funding and related policies. Key figures referenced include Pryor and Neevun with notes on votes, tensions over rates, and anticipated board actions. The discussion covered fiscal impacts, timelines, and potential amendments.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Old Timer and Park Plot, rabbit, redeye, and board defamation. It refers to a dated page with vague notes about a meeting, attendance, and a potential public interest. includes scattered names and places, but lacks a coherent report.
Hoppe Undertaking Co reports additions to its stock of caskets embalming fluids and funeral supplies. The firm emphasizes fully equipped facilities and a wide price range from affordable to premium caskets. Taylor, an experienced embalmer and funeral director, leads operations with years in the trade.
Advertisement fragment for St. John's Guild Ice Cream Festival mentions an event with garlands and Crean Vestival style notices. Readable portions indicate a community fundraiser with sale of ice cream and related refreshments.
An OCR fragment lists sales and rentals including a new chapel organ by Evans Cole and a motel or office item. It mentions legal statements about Chittenden and Shelton Stewart & Co with an A. R. Stewart signature. Also includes a rent notice for pasture land and an unclear offer by Homer Eayva.
Notice that the partnership between Geog Ko Coan and dares AL Daal is dissolved by mutual consent. The Farmingtoon Undertaking Company ends. The Becauington Under seoree WA firma continues under sole ownership of A. Doth who will settle all debts. Last publication June 15 1906.
The Woman's Club held an officers election for the coming six months. Results show Mrs Naisden as President, Mrs Pitrat as First Vice President, Mrs MeAlpine as Second Vice President, Mrs Straws as Secretary, and Mrs Rosenthal as Treasurer.
Mr Heringa of Fort Collins spent several days in town to gather statistics on crops for the Agricultural Bureau at Washington. He planned to visit Aztec and the San Plata country and then Santa Fe during the summer. A drug ad promotes Chamberlain's Stymaca and Iver Tablets as a cure for stomach troubles, constipation, and biliousness with free samples offered.
The piece contrasts the American ideal of peaceful arts and global commercial leadership with the wartime shift toward destruction. It lauds universal peace efforts as refreshing, noting they align with the nation’s best interests and spirit of progress embodied by Fruith and Tribune.
Auction notice for O Ewillessloat Public Auction at Parminetor New Mexico on Monday June 23 1906 listing cows yearlings horses harness wagons sewing machine organ two barrels of whiskey brick machine houses and other items. Six months time on purchases over 10 with 10 percent interest and approved security 21000 cash option. Sale at 10 am. P B Ross.
Mr M P Burroughs of Bluffton Indiana extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble. He says his family has used it for years and keeps it ready for emergencies. For sale by all dealers in medicine.
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