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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
8
The readable text hints at unsettled topics about fears and guilt tied to a landscape of westward tides and present plots. It mentions a role or figure possibly linked to a broader context but remains largely garbled.
Rallreed remere are agere flying thick and fast, and the peastece hore of J. W. Reagan, Chief Businesr, D. D. Griffiths Assistant Buginesr and Gesege BE. Breck enridge, purchasing scent, of the Bouth ora Pocific, would seem to lend credence to these rawes. They have all been out of the reser vation where the revision survey is going on, and from bists that have been dropped we have been led to suppess Gant Mble work will soon be Satshed and tent aeteal csoistruction work will soon
An unusually good crowd of about 200 watched Aster defeat Farmington with strong pitching and defense. Drolet Lavery and Travere turned a double play. Charley Brothers made a notable throw from center. The crowd traveled by autos horses and carriages with some delays along the road.
The electorate voted to issue 480000 dollars in bonds to Standard Construction Company of Durango for a large canal to supply water to 10 000 acres in the district, with work to begin at once and be ready for water next spring.
Mrs M. RB Koehler of Silver City arrives in Fortin g toe for annual visit of the Order of the Bath ti Star of New Mexico. She attends meetings, praises decoration and refreshment committees, and plans to visit remaining chapters, having already toured 27 of 30.
An incident outside First National Bank drew attention when John Hubberd attempted to drive a new vehicle and was approached by a team of black broaches that reared and plunged, creating a focal moment for onlookers.
Letter from frack headquarters informs Will Have Help Agent McCully he will be supplied a helper once the Bow schedule takes effect. Despite improvements with Mrs McCully aiding, one man cannot handle the demand, and the addition will enhance local patron service.
A fragmented list of books and authors includes works on Mormon topics German language studies and classic literature. Notable entries hint at biographies histories and fiction such as That Prin Practica and When Knighthood Was in Flower along with volumes attributed to Gibbons and Dickens.
The Enterprice office presents a twelve page pamphlet by Navajo Blanket Man Olin C Walker. It details the complete process of Navajo blanket manufacture with five half tone illustrations and a short reading matter describing the true Navajo blanket loom setup and weaving steps.
The text describes Navajo weaving in the Nav ajo Reservation, noting handmade variation, no fixed patterns, and prices ranging broadly from 4 to 100 dollars. It discusses loom remnants, design novelty, and cataloging aims, with typical blanket sizes and estimated values.
Local business notes highlight Charles Muyeball and a selection of cold drinks. The item mentions Coca Cola Root Beer Lime Juice and Cola as refreshment options at a new up-to-date fountain.
Notice states on June 18 1910 a petition was filed with the Board of Directors of the Orchard Irrigation District at Farmington New Mexico by Robert A Wallraven seeking exclusion of his land described as Southwest Quarter of North Quarter of West Three of Section 9 Township 20 North Range 13 West San Juan County New Mexico from the district. Public may appear at the district office on Tuesday July 26 at 7 pm to show cause in writing why the petition should not be granted. Secretary A M Edwards signs as secretary. First publication January 17 1910 second June 94 1080 third July 1 1910.
On June 1 1910 petitions were filed with the Orchard Irrigation District Board in Farmington New Mexico for inclusion of lands in San Juan County. James A Lewis seeks added tracts in Section 4 and Section 8 Township 2 North Range 13 West. Robert A Valdravesa seeks inclusion of lands in Section 9 and adjacent quarters in San Juan County. Wy secretary O orchard irrigation district indicates officer names.
In a notice dated 1910, the Orchard Irrigation District sets dates for petitions and hearings. The secretary A M Edwards indicates multiple publication dates and deadlines for interested parties to show cause why petitions should or should not be granted.
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