Rail line plans reshape Colorado Durango coal access
The article notes Union Pacific interest in a north line tapping Durango coal fields via Hahn's Peak Laramie Grand Junction and Paradox valley, with the Hahn's Peak line expanding toward Durango and Grand Junction becoming a pivotal freight outlet as Arizona plans are dropped. It also mentions political notices about a county convention in Aztec and selections linked to a presidential nomination.
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Tatmte
Paton
Fecitie
Lordsburg
Durango
Inid
Hahn's Peek
Union Pac
Efle
Herrimanle
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Harriman
Colorado
Walden
Steamboat Springs
Grand Junction
Southern
Arizona
Durango Herald
Auto line repair pact and road work to aid travel
Meesis organizers Mullen and Piese arrange to secure aid and begin hiprock repairs and the e recorvation. A second contract covers reconstruction of the at swept away by the last fall. Farmers plan teams to repair roads and enable daily trips, easing traffic between points.
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Ana
Mullen
Piese
Farmis
Quotations From ePrinkley Delass Fruit Co Weekly Prices
The Wing Boe paper lists quotations on articles produced in erection for the present week. It notes the current prices for fruit and related commodities and the company’s offerings.
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ePrinkley Delass Fruit Co
Wing Boe O
Resolutions of Sympathy for Louisa Milligan
San Juan Rebekah Lodge No. 11 issues resolutions mourning sister Louisa Milligan a active member and officer The resolution extends empathy to her husband children and relatives a copy is sent to the family and another filed with the lodge and local papers committee on resolutions Myra E Hilt Pearl C Blake Lucy B Hoff
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Louisa Milligan
San Juan Rebekah Lodge No. 11
Myra E. Hilt
Pearl C. Blake
Lucy B. Hoff
Committee
Opportunities for Young Men in a City Skyline
The piece urges country youth to seek opportunities in urban growth, highlighting skyscrapers as symbols of vast openings. It argues success comes from perseverance, honesty, and hard work, with many high paying positions awaiting capable candidates who prepare now.
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Lghte
Flar
Anothia
Town Board Adopts Water Rates for Municipal System
The Town Board set rates for the new $60,000 municipal water system covering multiple building types and usage. Rates list per facility include offices, stores, hotels, churches, depots, laundries, and residences with meters and special charges, plus tiered water usage rates from six to 125,000 gallons per quarter.
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OFMRA
Schuvols
Board of Trustees
Pueblo Bonita Agency Feared As Railroad Enters Area
Fragmentary note shows Pueblo Bonita Agency involved with railroad expansion and potential opposition. Readable details point to local agency concerns about the rail line and its impact on the region.
Moore makes bid for Farmington light plant
Pagosa Springs New Era reports C. E. Moore, owner of Pagosa Springs electric light plant, has offered to buy the Farmington plant. The Durango Herald notes observers question the feasibility while praising Moore's bold move.
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C. E. Moore
Farmington
Pagosa Springs
Moore
J. A. Clay
Matt Harrington
Durango
Mr. Moore
Durango Herald
Teachers Meeting in Aztec March 9 1912
The San Juan County Teachers Association holds a regular meeting at Hugh School Aztec on Saturday March 9 1912 with an afternoon program including recitations Miss Wright and primary work, an evening session at M E church with prayers by Rev Bundy and talks by Prof Garrett and Dr Dayton. MISS MARGARET EASTLAND serves as secretary.
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San Juan
Irrigation in New Mexico Describes San Juan and Animas Rivers
In Vernoa L. Sullivan remarks on San Juan river discharge calling it the greatest in the Rockies region. He cites 1908 territorial records showing 1 475 acre feet for the year ended June 6 and notes only a small portion has been appropriated. He also discusses the Animas river rising in Colorado and New Mexico and flowing to the San Juan near Farrington with 1908 measurements around Aztec showing limited appropriation.
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New Mexico
Vernoa L. Sulliva A
Territorial
Q Neer
San Jos River
Territorial Engineer's Office
Avimas
Speentaing
Colorado
San Juan River
Farrington
Aztec
Ita
Juan
Sacha
Fragmented OCR reflects unclear historical item
The readable text is garbled with illegible segments and lacks coherent names, dates, or places to form a clear news item or event. Unable to determine a specific person, organization, or outcome from the supplied fragment.
Roosevelt replies to governors on presidential nomination
Boston February statement from Theodore Roosevelt confirms willingness to accept a future Republican nomination if tendered and urges direct primaries to reflect the people’s choice. He also outlines recall and judicial decision ideas and promotes a cooperative regional cannery plan to help producers market their goods.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Rue le Vel
Boston
Maap
Leudore Roosevelt Piungeu
Itu
Sp.ce
Biguc
Hesmane
Enu
Roosevelt
Giupias
Sma
Ao Ussue
Assembly Chamber
Massacueset
Theodore Ruooosevelt
Hs Plan
State House
Senate
Ana Pasereneus
Prominent Newspaper Figure Visits San Juan Basin
Edward Everett Young, a veteran editor with ties to the St. Louis Republic and Chicago publicity work, surveys the San Juan Basin. He notes the region's vast resources and potential and may participate in advancing its development.
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Edward Everett Young
San Juan County
Ita
Young
St. Louis Republic
Aar
California
Rosales
Chicago
Oung
San Luan
Embroidery Club Hostess Hosts Jubilant Tea
Mrs Fred Miller served as Embroidery Club hostess on Tuesday at 10 40 am. Members gathered at the home for a hospitable gathering and were presented with a souvenir spoon after the event. The afternoon included merriment and a garden farewell as the party departed.
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Fred Miller
Embiroiveey Club
Abe
Miler
Merliner
Santa Fe May Build Farmington Line
C M Hare traveling freight agent of the Santa Fe railroad visited the area this week and expressed optimism about a new line. He said the road watches northwestern New Mexico closely and that construction from Albuquerque to Farmington could begin, positioning the Santa Fe to challenge the Rio Grande region. Local residents of San Juan County welcomed the move.
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C. M. Hare
Santa Fe Railroad
Origin of Masonry Essay by an Email Dog
Fragmented text presents a bizarre tale about Solomon and a moral conflict involving a machete, a whale cab, and a dispute between two women. The content is garbled, with many misspellings and interjections, making a coherent point difficult to extract.
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Solomon
Solosen
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Precinto
Pueblo Bonita Agency
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Mae
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Santa Fe
Tempe
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