San Juan the Great Farmington New Mexico's Bright County
A column praises San Juan county and Farmington New Mexico. It highlights three rivers San Juan Animag Laplata delivering water for irrigation and growth. Farmington population 785 equipped with electric light plant sidewalks and a strong school system with kindergarten grammar and high schools.
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Rocky Mountains
Mesa
San Juan
Animag
Laplata
New Mexico
Three Mers
Farmington
Yea
Farm Life Is Worth While in Modern Agriculture
The article argues farm life can pay financially with scientific rotation and active supervision. It cites a city professional who improved a $7,000 farm to yield over $1,000 yearly net income after upgrading land, drainage, fences, and equipment. A New York youth from Cornell built a successful chicken farm near St. Louis, selling hatching eggs up to $6.00 per dozen and eggs daily.
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New York
Cornell University
St. Louis
Agricultural College
Stop Tugging At The Coattails Of Progress
A reflection by Herbert Kaufman denounces backward thinking amid rapid modernization. He argues electricity, industry, and social awakening push America forward, while prudery and pessimism threaten stagnation. The piece urges embracing progress and ambition to seize a higher future.
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America
Herbert Kaufman
Frank Allien Arranges Williams Jubilee Singers in Farmington
Frank Allien announces Williams Jubilee Singers will perform in Farmington on Friday night August first. The internationally known group tours England Scotland Wales Holland Belgium Germany France and Canada and will sing a single local engagement. Admission is 75 cents for reserved seating 50 cents general and 25 cents for children under ten.
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Frank Allien
Williams’ Jubilee
Farmington
Globe
England
Scotland
Wales
Holland
Belgium
Germany
France
Dominion
Canada
San Juan Basin Lacks Enterprise Says Wise Head
In remarks echoing concern for economic stagnation the author asks why San Juan lacks drive to finance projects like a southern outlet sugar factories and irrigation. He cites other regions’ progress urges local organization to attract capital and prevent “lethargy” harming development prospects.
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San Juan Basin
Ada
San Juan
New Mexico Calls Time On Liquor Trade Says License Must End
In a sweeping denunciation of the liquor business, New Mexico argues for dissolving the state partnership with alcohol. The message cites crime, poverty, and ruined education as costs of liquor, urging more schools and fewer saloons, and condemning regulatory attempts as inadequate. It warns that liquor drains taxes, impairs minds and bodies, and undermines civil liberty.
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New Mexico
Lupatica
Ita
Lsbor
Judas
Evi
al Eo
Elder Benton Returns From World Wide SDA Conference
Elder Roy L. Benton reports attending the world wide conference of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Washington, D C He describes diverse attendees from around the globe and languages noting the rain ruined his visit though he admired eastern scenery He prefers living in New Mexico after his first eastern trip.
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Roy L. Benton
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Washington, D.C
Benton
Land of
Sunshine
New Mexico
A. L. Davis and wife set off on Jemez Cuba countryside trip
A. L. Davis and his wife left the first of the week for a month long outing in the wilds of the Jemez and Cuba counties. They plan an extended rural journey and will be away from home during this period.
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A. L. Davis
Jemez
Cuba
Mexico Gusher Spurs Big Oil Fortune Near Tampico
The Oklahoman notes a monumental Tampico oil well producing about 110,000 barrels daily. At current crude prices the owners earn roughly $88,000 per day and about $380,000 during eight hours of sleep. The piece humorously calculates profits during meals and barber visits, asking how one would enjoy owning such a well for twenty minutes.
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Oklahoma
Mexico
Tampico
The
Oklahoman
Reverend Jackson Negotiates Presbytery Meeting and Colorado Springs Visit
Reverend R. C. Jackson returned this week from a trip that took him to Las Vegas to act as moderator at the presbytery meeting and to Colorado Springs on business.
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R. C. Jackson
Las Vegas
Presbytery
Colorado Springs
Bachelor Beck Returns Home After Winter Away
Mrs Larkin Beck and her children came back from Kansas where they spent the winter Mr Beck accompanied them briefly then wandered the town like a lost bachelor Beck as townsfolk called him The Kansas heat was described as nearly unbearable while the San Juan area cooled by mountain winds offering relief in the hottest month
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Farmington
Larkin Beck
Kansas
Epting
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