San Juan County Board of Equalization Meets in 1906
The San Juan County Board of Equalization holds sessions on June 5 and 6 1906 in Aztec New Mexico. Assessments rise for numerous livestock land and property items including Ramon Lucero Wm Thomas and Archuleta families. Adjournment set for July 6 1906 with continuing sessions.
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Aztec
N. M
Board of Equalization
San Juan County
J. 2. Williams
F. M. Pierce
J. V. Lujan
L. C. Eblen
Ramon M. Lucero
Vous Larribas
CG W. Fisherdick
Adac
Geo
W. Jones
John McDermott
Bid Thomas
W. H. Thomas
G. Thomas
Sam Nichola
Albert Thomas
Aztec News Notes Rail Work Farms People And Plans
Prof Martin of Farmington visits county seat. railway grading expands with four bridge piles placed. Durango figures visit Aztec. Pablo Candelario from San Juan calls in town. Children’s Day at Presbyterian church. Dr Taylor of Mound City plans to relocate to San Juan County. Home talent show teased. Edna Boak loses ankle, urgent surgery. Community extends sympathy to the Boak family as Neely’s mowing accident is reported.
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Dr. Taylor
Mound City, I. T
Aztec
San Juan County
Leonard Boak
Edna
Dra. Condit
Shuman
Neely
Fruitland Social Notes Include Migration and Ditch Repairs
Fruitland residents report visitors from Farmington and Durango, local business activity at Algert Mercantile and Co-Op stores, new construction plans, and railings of two one armed workers. Water rights improvements are underway with the ditch system repaired and ready for crops. Temperature data from government observer C J Collyer shows June 8 high 66 and low 48.
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Co-Op
C. H. Algert Mercantile Company
Fruitland
Enterprise
Coolidge
Final Homestead Entries and Deeds in Santa Fe Land Office
Official county notices list San Juan County entries 3203 Lucy A Hoyle Aztec and 3596 Mildred J Ebbs Farmington accompanying 80 and 158.85 acres. June 9 12 transfers include warranty deeds releases chattel mortgages and trustees deeds involving multiple parties ending June 14 with further farm and loan records.
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Santa Fe Land Office
San Juan County
Lucy A. Hoyle
Mildred J. Ebbs Farmington
Big
NE &I
T.C. Bryan
G. W. Bryan
B.C. Vauga
P. Nelson
G. C. Hampton
M. M. Blancott
R.G
W. Rosa
Julius Milton
G.N. Lobato
J. D. Ulibarri
Jno. Kello
Mary F. Knowlton
Elia
Milton Kavanaugh
F. W. Blackmer
H. Bates
G. Pendleton
Mary A. Shepherd
Locke Land and Live Stock Co
F. J. Titt
Chas
Ireland
R. G
Fred Bunker
Anton
D. E. B. Sellers
L. H. Miller
E. A. Depew
Farmington Fair Ass'n
M. L. Town
D. E. Poor
W. W. Howe
A. E. Dustin
W. W. Eager
Mary C. Rule
Just What Everyone Should Do
Irwinville resident J. T. Barber keeps Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for sudden attacks. Barber praises the medicine as one of the best he has used and says it works quickly when a doctor is not available. Sold by Bowman Bros.
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J. T. Barber
Irwinville
Bowman Bros
Jews to Mark 250th Anniversary of Settlement in America
A seventeen member committee in New York outlined plans to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States with a national Thanksgiving, simultaneous services in synagogues, and a memorial funded by public subscriptions. The 1655 Dutch West India Company grant and the 1904 landing anniversary frame the effort, with potential forms including a monument, educational fund, or charity institution.
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New York
United States
Dutch West India Company
New Netherlands
American Republic
Jacob H. Scaiff
Cyrus Alder
Samuel Greenbaum
David Guggenheim
Jacob H. Hollander
Max J. Kohler
Edward Lauterbach
Adolph Lewisohn
Lewis Marshall
Jewish Community Dominates New York’s Economy and History
A 1903 city profile details 1.6 million Jews in the United States with 800000 in Greater New York, noting ghettos expanding from one to five and large populations in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens. It lists prominent Jewish families and business leaders shaping trade, law, education, theater, and philanthropy in New York City.
Historical claims of Jewish lineage in famous figures
The note asserts that the author heard about a Jewish strain in figures like Theodore Roosevelt and George Washington. It also mentions The Hunter Mercantile Company as a source for machine repairs, and references the idea that Thor of "Home Sweet Home" was Jewish.
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Thor
Home, Sweet Home
Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
Cure for Indigestion Promoted by Fort William Woman
Mrs. 8 Lindsay of Fort William Ontario suffered long from dyspepsia and stomach pain. A druggist advised Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she used them and reports great improvement with no symptoms since. For sale by Bowman Bros. Also notes comedic opera joke and a Pennsylvania court ruling about a woman declared dead returning to reclaim her estate.
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8. Lindsay
Fort William
Ontario
Canada
Pania
Cnamberlain
Bowman Bros
Baltimore
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for common ailments
Three common ailments sprained ankle stiff neck and lame shoulder are highlighted as especially helped by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The ad claims prompt application saves time money and suffering and notes it is for sale by Bow.
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Chamberlain
Bowman Bros
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