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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1908

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San Juan County Promoted as Ideal Southwest Home Region

In extreme northwest New Mexico San Juan County is described as vast and resource rich with abundant water from the Animas San Juan and La Plata rivers. It touts coal fields, irrigation potential, and a booming prospect for investors and homeseekers, claiming rapid rise and self-made home ownership.

New Mexico Connecticut Rhode Island Delaware Great West Animas San Juan LA Plata Rocky Mountains Colorado San Juan County United States Great Southwest Southern Pacific Pacific Coast Arizona

Farmington Calls for Men of Capital to Devise Town

City officials urge investors to move into Farmington to help develop the area. They seek men with capital to support advertising the town and surrounding territory and to establish industries with payrolls.

Hart Schaffner Marx Varsity Models Featured In Ad

An advertisement showcases a Hart Schaffner Marx Varsity model suit line and the iconic $5 Stetson hat. Sizes range from 6 1 2 to 7, highlighting available fits and branding.

Arbor Day Message From Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt urges school children to observe Arbor Day, plant trees, and value forests. He warns that future generations depend on present care, stressing the nation’s need for trees and the role of forestry in citizenship and national well being.

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No allotment to Navajo land extension questioned

The New Mexican reports Delegate W H Andrews secured Interior Department assurances that only Indians actually entitled as of November 19 1907 will receive allotments on the Navajo extension. Acting Secretary Frank Pierce says most surplus lands will revert to public domain and fears of nonresidents are groundless.

W. H. Andrews Department of the Interior New Mexico Frank Pierce Pierce Andrews W. . Andrews House of Representatives Gregory Page Gallup Page Commissioner of Indian Affairs

The Menace of the Forest Foretold by Dr. Felix L. Oswald

Dr. Felix L. Oswald warns in National that unchecked forest destruction will dry the continent. He cites the Mediterranean experience where forests vanished, shrinking habitable land by 4 500 000 square miles and threatening climates from the eastern hemisphere to the western coast of Africa.

Felix L. Oswald National Old World America Mediterranean Bactria Africa

New Roller Rink Opens at Johnsons Hall

The new roller rink debuts Saturday night March 21 at Johnsons hall corner Main and Behrend streets. Promoters W M Johnson and K D Hunter of Colorado Springs promise orderly fun with ball bearing steel skates at a nominal charge. Farmington Meat and Produce market offers cash for poutry.

Folke Johnson's Hall Main Behrend Streets W. M. Johnson K. D. Hunter Colorado Springe

Reverend B F Crocker Enquires on Pain Remedy

B F Crocker Enq aged 84 longtime Justice of the Peace at Martinaburg Iowa reports severe aviatic rheumatism in left arm and right hip. He states he used three bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and it did him lots of good. For sale by Farmington Drug Store.

B. F. Crocker Enq Justice of the Peace Martinaburg Iowa Chamberlain Farmington Drug Store

Band to Reorganize After Brotherhood Split in Farmington

Farmington band plans a Saturday night meeting at Allen's hall to reorganize after two factions clashed last Saturday and the group voted to disband. Instructor Domatti and others pursued town business support to start anew amid calls for unity and renewed practice.

Allen's Hall Farmington John Domatti Hays Domatti

Second Homestead Entries Act Text Summary

The act grants returning homesteaders who lost or abandoned prior entries access to the homestead benefits as if their earlier entry never occurred. Applicants must provide the description and date of the prior entry, but the law excludes those whose former entry was canceled for fraud or relinquished for valuable consideration.

Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress

New Mexico Ranks Third in Post Office Growth 1907

New Mexico, ranked third among states for new post offices in 1907, shows rapid territorial growth. Texas and Kentucky led, with New Mexico listing 96 new offices. Roosevelt and Quay counties saw 41, San Miguel Union Mora and Guadalupe counties also developed. The era is marked by rising land value and irrigation-driven productivity.

New Mexico Texas Kentucky North Dakota Oklahoma New York New Hampshire Michigan Missouri Roosevelt Quay San Miguel Union Mora Guadalupe

Dining-hour Scrap Ends With Two Fists Flying

Grover Johnson and J C Hubbard fought briefly on a rural road after dinner, crowd urging. Johnson landed two blows to Hubbard's nose, Hubbard defended himself and restrained the incident, while W M Johnson and C W White argued over family slights and a hotel remark that sparked the quarrel.

Post Office Grover Johnson J. C. Hubbard Grover J. C Mr. Hubbard Hubbard W. M. Johnson John Hubbard C. W. White Johnson

Massiegill and Mumma Dissolve Partnership

Notice states the partnership Massiegill & Mumma is dissolved by mutual consent as of March 17 1908. Signatures U Maseinaru C Mumma accompany a note about new stock of men's and boys suits marketed at hard times prices and crepe and tissue papers at the Drug Store Zimor and McJunkins are advertised.

Massiegill & Mumma U. Maseinaru C. Mumma Zimor & McJunkins

Stamp Pictures at San Juan Studio Saturday

Stamp collectors are invited to a photo stamping session at San Juan Studio this Saturday. The event offers hands on demonstrations and a chance to view limited edition stamp artwork from local artists.

San Juan

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THE Hunter Mercantile Company Hart Schaffner Andrews & Brothers Farnington, New Mexico United Theodore Roosevelt White House New Mexico First National Bank Wm. H. Avery A.M. Amsden K. B. Sammons M. A. Mahany Farmington, New Mexico Johnson’s Large Hall Main and Johnson & Hunter W. A. Hunter Ganon Gallegos Trading Store Camp Hollas Corral Best Water Reservation R. T. F. Simpson C. P. Cronin John Warren Farmington, N. M Main Street Hyde Farmington, New Mbx Grand Hotel Frank B. Allen Proprietor West Main Street
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