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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1908

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Oil Strike Reported at Bluff City Utah

Hans Bayles reports Bluff City Utah celebrates a great oil well flow at 200 feet. The company faced difficulties yet is rewarded for perseverance amid town wide excitement and hopes of further discoveries spreading optimism through the community.

Hans Bayles Bluff City Utah

Circular to County Superintendents on Electing School Directors

Superintendent James E. Clark issues circulars to county superintendents about the April 6, 1908 school director elections. Notices, voter qualifications, hours, polling places, oath forms, and reporting requirements are outlined for districts with terms set to begin May 4, 1908.

James E. Clark Board of Directors J.B. Clark

Harrington Seeks Permit for New National Bank

W. H. Harrington has applied to the government to establish another National bank at this place. He plans to rent temporarily while preparing a building, a move described as boosting the forward momentum and extending the path toward a larger enterprise.

W. H. Harrington

San Juan County Republicans Meet at City Hall

The San Juan County Republican convention at City Hall elected four delegates Leonard Boat Aztec Taylor Cedar Hill A M Edwards Farmington and Jay Turley Blanco. They endorsed Roosevelt Taft Curry Walters Williams and supported New Mexico Statehood efforts while criticizing Democratic policies. The body called for a three member committee to improve county organization and urged strong turnout for the Silver City convention and the National Irrigation Congress.

San Juan County Silver City Buat Central Committee Frank Staplin June Foutz Shearman Waggoner FP. Wilson Chas. Hare Wilson Leonard Boat Aztec Mr. Taylor Cedar Hill A. M. Edwards Farmington Jay Turley Blanco Republican Party Party of Progress Theodore Roosevelt W. H. Andrews National Congress George Curry Price Walters W. &. Williams Hope W. H. Taft United States New Mexico Statehood League New Mexico County Central Committee National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque

Start on Citizens Ditch Begins with Aztec Pair

New project on the Citizens ditch starts with C E Spith and Walker McClure of Aztec buying horses to begin dirt work. Farmers will handle dirt tasks while flumes and the tunnel are let to outside parties. Completion marks an epoch in San Juan county, enabling mesa land to become a garden spot with water as the key resource.

C. E. Spith Walker McClure Aztec Citizens Ditch San Juan County Mesa Spar

False Alarm Sparks Panic Then Turns To Brush Fire

Citizens rush to the scene after a rumored fire causes a frantic early chase toward the river. They discover only brush burning and vow to punish the prankster who triggered the alert. The crowd disperses to the Red Apple after resolving to extinguish the blaze.

Resson

Ex-JP Crocker Endures Sciatic Rheumatism Pain Balm Claim

B F Crocker, 84, longtime Justice of the Peace at Martinsburg Iowa, reports severe sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. He says three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave him much relief. Farmington Drug is selling it.

B. F. Crocker Justice of the Peace Martinsburg Iowa Farmington Drug Ese

Farmington Market Seeks Poultry Cash Payout

Farmington Meat and Produce market advertises buying poultry for cash, inviting locals to sell fresh poultry to the market.

Farmington

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