Destiny of San Juan County
Superintendent J B Clark lauds San Juan County as a strong education ally with good schools buildings teachers and long terms. He notes Farmington high attendance and orations by graduates and praises County Superintendent Fifield for devoted service and impartial leadership. Water coal soil and size promise future agricultural and economic prosperity for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Clark
San Juan County
New Mexican
California
New Mexico
Farmington
L. M. Garrett
Bousman
Farmingtacebools
Farmington Public School
Frank Staplin
Durango District Conference on Church Welfare and Missions
The Durango District Conference of the M. Bi. Churek South meets in Durango Friday and Saturday with addresses and discussions on church facilities for children and youth, lay movement, church extension, pastor duties, Sunday school progress, and related topics led by multiple speakers and reporters. Funeral director G. G. Bere listed with contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
W.G. Pike
R. H. Heflin
W. M. Johnson
L. H. Clark
Methediam
Bundy
Glen Ramaouer
T. T. Frazier
Jesse Johnson
A. C. Thomas
Water Supply of San Juan Co. Offers Optimistic Outlook
A Santa Fe New Mexican excerpt notes a heavy run off this year with no spring floods. Stream measurements in San Juan district show San Juan river at Blanco 5826 cfs Las Animas at Astec 3060 cfs La Plata at La Plata 264 cfs. Combined one month flow could irrigate about 280000 acres, converting water to cash value via crops and fruit in San Juan county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe New Mexican
San Juan
San Juan River
Blanco
San Juan County
Las Animas
Astec
la Plata
Utah
Asatra
Time change for Farmington branch train schedule
Strawn reports new Farmington branch times with arrival at 11 56 a m and departure at 1 10 p m daily. No order on Sunday service yet but railroad staff expect restoration to start the first Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strawn
Farmington
Durango Visit of Phelpé Dodge Syndicate Party
A distinguished group of capitalist visitors from El Paso arrived in Durango and proceeded by private conveyance to the Pendleton coal fields for an investigative tour. The party includes C. O. Ellis J. B. Douglas W. H. Brophy E. R. Perth and George Kingdon with Douglas and Brophy noted as held men in the syndicate.
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Phelpé, Dodge
Durango
el Paso
Pendleton
C. O. Ellis
J.8. Douglas
W. H. Brophy
E. R. Perth
George Kingdon
Messrs
Douglas
Brophy
New Mexico Fruit Crop Optimistic For Aztec Growers
Fred Townsend, a longtime traveling salesman now a Aztec business man, predicts a strong outlook for fruit crops except for a possibly light peach yield. He favors The Empire’s Alamosa plan to stockpile fruit for Sao Luis valley demand, saying it could save consumers money and improve preservation. Townsend urges Alamosa dealers to consider the proposal seriously.
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New Mexico
Fred Townsend
Aztec
New Mexico Fruit Belt
Durango
Alamosa
Sao Luia
Alamosa Eampire
Spencer Marries In Our City And Plans Freight Venture
H Spencer from Denver Colorado wed in our city this week on business and uploaded a car of mules for freight ing supplies from Gallup to Sunnis in San Juan county Utah. He plans to develop oil on their property nearby and is praised as a potential leader in a great placer winning and oil producing district west of the Missouri River. The Gallup Republican notes his industrious character and wishes him success.
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H. Spencer
Denver
Colorado
Gallup
Gable Salestog
San Juan
Utah
a @rilling ag
Spencer
Missouri River
Gallur Republican
Farmington Times- Houastler Critiques Wrapping Paper Mock
A Farmington newspaper rants against a rival weekly, declaring it punchy and self important. Readers are told the attacker prides its circulation claims and scorches the other paper for excessive editorials and comic columns.
Expert Fruit Advice Calls For Better Sorting and Packing
A traveling fruit expert urged Montrose growers to sort fruit into two grades fancy and extra fancy and to feed culls to hogs. He cited Hood River apples bought at 3.25 a box and sold for 6 in New York, and recommended Winecaps Jonathans and Rome Beauties for better appearance and shelf life.
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Goobe
New York City
Montrose
Colorado
Hood River
New York
Rome
Farmington Hosts Week of Family Entertainment and Vaudeville
Two Good shows in Farmington drew crowds with a dog and pony act led by Bobby Fountain and a vaudeville style after show. Acts included Counterfeit the pony, jugglers, dancers and singing, plus a Kequa family company at Allen's Opera House with illustrated songs, moving pictures, and a comedy sketch.
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Farmington
Bobby Fountain
Allen’s Opera House
Kequa
Marshall's Palace of Sweets Ice Cream Daily
Marshall's Palace of Sweets advertises daily ice cream and accepts family and party orders. A choice line features candy cigars and tobacco including Little Othello Cigar, a specialty.
Eighth Grade Commencement at Farming ton Allen's Hall
Sixteen graduates, ten girls and six boys, received diplomas at Farming ton schools Thursday evening in Allen's Hall. The program featured music, recitations, poems, and a class history, with remarks from Professor Garrett and Superintendent Field. Awards included a book of quotations won by Miss May Conner and a five dollar gold piece prize to Miss Anna Johnson, announced by sealed judges’ envelope.
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Farmington
Allen's Hall
Andeir
Lois Fifield
Allene Johnson
Anos Allene Jubreon
Jean Waldraven
Francis Rice
Kathleen Hill
Nettie Johnson
Cecile Gooding
Sarreta Blliott
Gertrude Epler
Garrett
Field
Waldraven
Carl Compton
Grads
Misa Lois Fifield
Arthur Whitney
Aliene Johnson
Anca Johnson
Misa Francis Rice
Dolores
Custner King
Blind Post
Miss Hill
Fred Hubbard
Surreta Elliott
Gertruds Riper
Miss Conner
Fifield
Anna Johnson
Lois Pifield
Gretchen Waldraveon
Miss Powers
Italia
Andrememberance
Bundy
Arrest Made After Show At Canning Factory
Last Saturday afternoon Marshal McFadden and N H Irvin followed a crowd to the canning factory where a keg of beer stood on tap and men drank freely. W L Gierhart son of W W Gierhart near town was arrested Wednesday on temperance charges and will be tried at 2 pm before Judge Fay under town ordinance and territorial law.
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Marshal McFadden
N. H. Irvin
Canning Factory
Argufier
W. L. Gierhart
W. W. Gierhart
Edwards
Citiisens
Gierhart
Fay
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Supt. Clark
Bloomfield
Connecticut
G. G. Bere
Phone North 24
F. E. Downey
J. D. Clark, the Land Man
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
Proprietor
Rom
Farmington, N. M
Glen
Ganon Gallegos Trading Store
SAN Juan CO
Coal Land Investigation
Wilson
Komik Kolum
Bnt
Marshall
Palace OF Sweets
Geneity
Iseuse
Custer
Wa. H. Avery
A.M. Amaden
B. Sammons
Ase’t Onelice Lille
Jobneon
Gi. W. Sammor
Miller
Farmington City
Hubbard Land Company
John CG. Hubbard
Farmington Drug Store
W. J. Hill
Pure Drugs Patent Medicinss
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Trinidad
S. K. Hooper
Cele
Farmington Light and Power Co
Glen Colorado
Cullen
Boulder County Nurseries
W. E. Cullen & Son
Boulder, Colorado
Cullin
Winona
E. E. Otis
Blacksnilt
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