Farmington cheese factory project seeks cows and support
A proposed Farmington cheese factory advances toward reality with J. S. Palmer soliciting 75 to 100 cows within 10 miles, securing part of the MacGalfrey building, and gathering local financing. Palmer cites a $700 plant cost, potential profits per cow of about $93.60 yearly, and plans to store cheese indefinitely while awaiting a ready market.
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Farmington
J. S. Palmer
Eneregetie
MacGalfrey
New York
Wisconsin
Palmer
Wll
Clark
South Dakota
Farrington
The Carriso Mission In Arizona News
Charles E. Flack a field missionary at the Carriso Mission near Teec nos pos in Arizona was in Farmington on business. The post established in October 1911 will be joined by Dr R W Bell and family who await orders to serve as medical missionary under the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions.
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Iowa
New Mexico
Fort Sumner
Ft. Sumner
Charles E. Flack
Carriso Mission
Carriso Mountaiin
Arizona
Dustin & Hunt
Farmington
Flack
R. W. Bell
Mission Board
Mr. Bell Fs
the Feld
Presbyterian Board of Home Missions
Fearless Ones Elect In W C 7 U Regular Election
At the regular election of the W. C. 7 U held last Friday afternoon officers were chosen for the next year. President is Mas. Mary E. Blatchford. Vice Presidents include Mrs Bennie Powell from the Methodist church and Mrs A Mack from the Baptist church. Other vice presidents are from the Episcopal church Mrs E L Hill from the Seventh Day Adventist Mrs Saba Swayse from the Pre Methodist church and Mrs W Night from the Presbyterian church. Recording Secretary is Mrs Mattie Walling and Corresponding Secretary is Miss Bancas Cham.
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Mary E. Blatchford
The
Methodist Church
Bennie Powell
A. Mack
Episcopal Church
E. L. Hill
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Saba Swayse
Pre- Methodist
W. Night
Presbyterian Church
Lillie A. Johnson
Mattie Walling
Mies Bancas Cham
W C T U Stands Fast in Farmington Protest
Farmington New Mexico May 14 1913 members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union declare they stand for law and order and temperance after a provocative liquor sale scene. They removed liquor from a barrel publicly to protest lack of enforcement and faced arrests that were later dismissed, asserting community action over official inaction.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Farmington
Justice Court
Aquor
Fruitland
Postoffice
Law
Astec
Farmington, N. M
Mary E. Blatchford
W. C
Oil Subscriptions Top $3,000 in Durango and Santa Fe
Oil subscriptions taken at Durango and Santa Fe push total above $3,000 as of May 15 oil fund efforts reported by the Enterprise.
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Santa Fe
Durango
Blessings We Overlook in Farmington
E. M. Mack returns from Blake trading store to Farmington after eight or nine months away. He notes the green trees in the valley of the San Juan look welcome compared to distant past trees. The writer urges appreciation for the local shade trees and orchards and the blessings of their vicinity.
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E. M. Mack
Blake
Ola Farmington
Republicans Seek Reunion After Progressive Split
Chicago May 12 The two day conference led by Herbert Hadley and Senators Cummins Borah and Sherman urged a reunion of Progressive and Republican factions. They called for the Republican National Committee to convene a national meeting soon to implement radical party reforms and address future conventions.
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Chicago
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Herbert
Hadley
Missouri
Albert Cummins
William Borah
Sherman
Republican National Committee
Saloons Closed in Baltimore After License Rejections
Baltimore on April 30 reports about 16 saloons to close at midnight as the Liquor License Board refuses renewals. The board, citing oversaturation, launches elimination across all city sections, causing substantial loss in revenue.
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Baltimore
Liquor License Board
Enue
Seventh Day Adventists to convene world conference in Washington
A report from Elder Roy L. Benton outlines the quadrennial General Conference meeting of Seventh-day Adventists to be held in Washington, D. C., May 15 to June 8, with a seventeen member Southwestern Union delegation and attendees from every state and many nations. The gathering will feature vast housing, many daily meetings, and discussions on missionary expansion, departmental leadership, religious liberty, and restructuring the world into six divisions.
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Washington
D. C
Whch
Southwestern Union Conference
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansay
Union
United States
Canada
Europe
Austral A
Africa
Asia
Islands of the Sea
Proubly
Croquet At Palmer Home Sparks Lighthearted Game Night
A local event at Mr and Mrs J B Palmer’s home featured croquet on a newly built green. Guests, including printers and schoolteachers, played through arches and wickets, with humorous misplays and banter ending in ice cream and fond farewells.
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Palmer
Anto
Printera
Pan-Hellenic Association Organized in Albuquerque
The New Mexico Pan-Hellenic Association is formed in Albuquerque. Members urged to contact George C. Taylor L. J. Miller Robert H. Crews or charter members H. B. Henny Brothers Shepherd Jett Davis Clark for details. A banquet at the Alvarado Hotel on May 27 during the state university commencement is planned with many prominent Greek letter men expected.
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New Mexico Pan-Hellenic Association
Albuquerque
National College Fraternity
George C. Taylor
L. J. Miller
Robert H. Crews
H. B. Henny
Commercial Club
Messrs. Brothers
Shepherd
Jett
Davis
Clark
Alvarado Hotel
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Carriso
Fearless Ones
W.C.T.U
Pat
General Conference of Adventist
Roy L. Benton
Adventist Church
Benton
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