The Trusted Drug Store Cooperative Signaled for Quality
A historical notice explains that doctors prescribe and druggists supply remedies. It notes nearly 5000 leading druggists form a cooperative to assure integrity, experience, and faultless reputation. Patrons gain progressive service and low prices, with stores displaying a distinctive sign.
Public Servants Held to High Standards
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the public service obligation and duty of officials. The text implies expectations of accountability and satisfactory conduct toward the public.
Farmington Notes Highlight Local Life and Trade
Farmington streets bustle with ads and notices from Rexall Drug to Staplin Mercantile Co. Businessmen promote goods and services from hay to milk, while residents travel to Durango, Aztec, and Denver. Community events include dances, weddings, and church services as school, reform, and infrastructure plans loom.
Hub and Molly Farmington couple wed in town
Frank P. Barrett known as Hub and Miss Molly Craig daughter of Mr and Mrs D J Craig tied the knot last Sunday at the bride’s home with Parson Jackson officiating. About 200 friends crowded in for a lively charivari with ice cream and cake then a buggy ride around town. The Enterprise wishes the couple happiness and light troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Frank P. Barrett
Prietor
Hub
Molly
Molly Craig
D. J. Craig
Parson Jackson
M.s. Agnes Irvin
R. H. McJunk
Ormington
Enterprise
Smith Toombs couple wed at Adam Funk residence
Miss Gladya Irene Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRo E Smith and Mr Ray Toombs were married at the Adam Funk residence near town Wednesday evening. Rev Waldraven performed the ceremony. They will reside on the Bert Stewart ranch on the peninsula and well wishers hope for many happy years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladya Irene Smith
LeRo E. Smith
Ray Toombs
Adam Funk
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J. D. Taylor
Undertaker
Rexall
M. L. Burrows
Otis
Ate Gradsci de
OK Leeder Val
Harry Wright
Tom English
Liberty
Tom Mills
Oregon
Tony Moulden
Aztec
Will Lawrence
Kirtland
T. W. Hall
Durango
Goodding & Paddock
G. C. Bero
Frank Foley
Goodding & Paddock’s
Fruitland and
Laplata Coal
Otis’ Shop
Miss Mae Rice
Central
Rev. Johnson
G. S. Willhoite
Inca Canal Ditch
Anderson
Denver
Roy Baker
Estancia
R. C. Jackson
Monay
Nova Scotia
Canada
J. D. Clark
Ignacio
Ely
A. L. Davis
Ohio
Visi
Eo Gostomsti
Dugo
Crested Butte
Orado
Mr. Gos‘sti
Lin Meat Market
Rexall Drug Store
W. F. Hunter
Old Homestead
Sam Smouse
the Meadows
Hub Tailoring Co
A. M. Edwards
Methodist Church
John Ritzman
Canning Factory
The
Episcopal Guild
R. S. Baker
George Needles
Presbyterian Mission
Shiprock
Walter Franklin
Han
Staplinere
Ross
Waldraven
Loftus Building
Allen’s
Wagner
Frank Brothers
Mary Hudson
University of New Mexico At Albuquerque
Farmington Drug Store
New Mexico Agricultural College Experiment Station
New Mexico
Thomas L. Loftus
Elsie Price
Josephine Zanolio
Espec
Ally
Staplin Mere, Co
Staplin Mere. Co
Kreso
Surat
Bessie McDonald
Helen White
Agnes Irtin
Gracie Locke
Institute
Tyro W. Schutz
Vacat
F. H. Telkamp
Pagosa Junction
Fred
Nebraska
J. M. Bass
Deacon Engleman
St. Louis
Nise Wat de
New Orleans
Florida
Mary Archer
Santa Fe
Herald
Hunter Merc. Co
R. G. Graf
Presbyterian Church
A. A. Ball
W. Goff Black
A.A. Graves
Cedar Hill
Abbott
San Juan County
Staplin Mercantile Co
Chamiberain
Burrows’—Rexall
Staplin Merc. Co
Jack Schultz
Tohatchi
Arthur Castonguay
Silverton
Farrington
Democrat
Durago Democrat
Gower
J. A Brothers
J. C.watts
Austin
Colorado
J. B. Nash
Monte Vista
Mrs. Strawn
W. A. Holder
Gallup
Santa ‘Fe
Albuquerque
McCully Orchestra
W. -T. Shelton
Mr. Penne
de Nor
I. H. Luke
Rio Grande
Staplin Merc, Co
Lou Miller
Chamberlain
J. W. Jeris
Improvement Board
Improvement District
D'scasion Club
Frank Wilcox
H. M. Williams
Kenton
Oklahoma
Mr. Williams
Farmingon
San Juan Basin
Northwest
Frank Burdick
Portland
Harry Williams
Corporation of
Gvood
San Juan County National Bank
Depomita
P. Hopkins
Gero. N. Norton
W. H. Harrington
Gro. A. Keepers
Pappack
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