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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1910

Page

7

Free Eggs Drive Nationwide Interest at Kansas Agricultural College

Kansas State Agricultural College offered free eggs from pure bred poultry to Kansas farmers aiming to improve stock. The notice drew thousands of inquiries from Kansas and neighboring states and prompted a flood of letters as editors highlighted the giveaway. The program required farmers to keep fertility and hatchability records and to receive four pairs of stock by agreeing to participate.

Agricultural College Manhattan Kan Poultry Department Kansas State Agricultural College Kansas The Oklahoma Texas Missouri Colorado Philanthropic Department Secte Bright

Swift and Hurry Wed In Two Minutes By Chronometer

Lawrence Swift and Elisabeth Hurry obtained a marriage license and wed in two minutes supervised by Mr. Swift's chronometer. The bride's father belongs to the law firm Hurry and Galloup.

Swift and Hurry New York Lawrence Swift Elisabeth Hurry

Girls Matrimony School in Boston Teaches Modern Home Making

A Boston training program educates young women from prominent families five days a week in a matrimonial course. Subjects include literature ethics child study household arts textiles sewing music home economics chemistry biology social economies hygiene home nursing and care of delinquent children to prepare them as ideal wives mothers and homemakers.

Bent Boston

Horseless Funeral At Grand Central Stirs City Attention

A horseless funeral in a large black automobile at Grand Central drew crowds as the coffin was loaded inside the hearse substitute. The driver and undertaker described swift, quiet transport to Greenwood and Kensico, noting rapid trips from home to cemetery and back, while some critics remain uneasy.

New York Grand Central Station Fifth Avenue Elizabeth Greenwood Kensico Westchester Woodlawn Kenwico

Bare eee time the sttermey

A brief item notes an individual identified as owner of a wharf and waterfront site listed with the parcel or address 882300 in the record. The text is fragmented and includes sparse identifying details about property ownership and location.

Sttermey

Paradoxical Signe and the Va cant Remark

A quip contrasts appetite with virtue as the speaker notes it is odd that a man often seeks va cant when he is full, reflecting a playful cultural observation about appetite and restraint.

Broom Goes With the Child New York

A young woman in New York faces a predicament and a man offers help as a family issue unfolds in a brief street scene. The fragment hints at social tensions and personal choices in an urban setting.

When Tom and Edith Face a Complicated Love Triangle

Ned notices Edith’s wavering toward Jack Berdan the boatman while Tom plans a westward trip. Edith hides her feelings as Ned tests her loyalty and arranges a sailboat gathering to gauge each man. Tom returns from his trip, and Edith faces a difficult choice as Ned reveals more secrets.

Morgan Edith Algerea Tom Ned Barth Jack Jack Berdan Romeo Stender Bessie Lawrence Roundlake Engish Berdan Chain of Lakes

Noisy nuisances and simple fixes for homes

Practical tips to quiet rattling doors windows drawers hinges and sewing machines with wedges felt soap and oil. A lighthearted note follows about a Baltimore pupil quitting school to avoid a long day, and a brief literary quote about a city suffering from a bad man.

Tiaras and a Census Taker’s Color Quip

A playful exchange contrasts a man seeking a tiara for his wife with a jokey price line. A census taker asks color while a sweet young thing references peaches and cream as George’s claim.

George

Frostbound death of Alaska agent linked to copper claims

Fragmentary text shows an Alaska death involving Harrison an agent for North American Transportation and Trading on the Yukon with copper claims at Nabesna and White rivers. Damaged lines reference delays a lawyer and possible court action.

Harrison North American Transportation and Trading Company Yukon Nabesna White River

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