Cedar Hall and Election Day Activities Report
The piece notes election day dining by the Ladies Aid raising over 15 dollars, local travel of apples to Durango, and social visits with Dr. and Mrs. Weston at Riverside. It also mentions cattle shipments, schooling for Allie Cox, a runaway team incident, and Mr. and Mrs. Craig’s funeral with widespread attendance at Cedar Hill Cemetery led by Rev. M. P. Field.
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Durango
D. W. Otten
Mrs. Weston
Riverside
Graves
Tommy Ayers
Pagosa
Cox
Allie
Thomday
Hie
J. B.@eonge
Wedinnataer
Tendo
Wm. Craig
Cedar Hill
M. P. Field
Andrews Reelected in County Returns
Complete county returns show Delegate Andrews reelected with a majority of about one thousand over Larraszolo in Santa Fe. Election officials reported returns from all counties as of November 6.
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Santa Fe
Andrews
Larraszolo
Taft Wins Big as Missouri Keeps Republican Column
Missouri showed Taft that she stands in the Republican column. Bryan wired Taft congratulations as soon as he got the returns. There is little difference in the political alignment in congress. Taft carried New York City, a first since McKinley in 1896. Tadiana elects eleven Democratic congressmen and two Republicans, and a Democratic legislature. Roosevelt will join Outlook staff after March 5. A Chicago special says Socialists polled 500000 votes, hoping to reach a million.
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Missouri
Taft
Bryan
Congress
Roosevelt
Outlook
Chicago
Tadiana
New York City
McKinley
Stationery and art supplies advertised by Braylin the Stationer
An extensive catalog lists Water Color Painting Sets and Brushes, School Drawing Sets, Japanese Pin Trays, ink eradicators, envelopes in all sizes, shipping and gummed tags, posters, string tags, duplicate cash pads, price cards and signs. Twenty varieties of Box Stationers range 15 cents to 1 dollar per box. Western Lines tablets praised as fine, sold at 16 cents. Address West omer.
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Staplin
Colline
Western Lines
Braylin
Ee Ren Cme
Local notes from Farmington and surrounding areas
A sprawling Farmington-Durango area column records shop, social, and church news. It notes new papers, probate court visits, trade from Aztec, auctions, dances, and election night activities with multiple local residents and businesses referenced.
Bridge gang returns to work in Fruitland area
The bridge gang resumed work on Wednesday in Fruitland. Residents note quiet election day marred by falsehoods spread by rival workers. An infant died in Durango after a Bluff City birth, with funeral held here. A bachelors supper supported Maxie Black, a returned missionary, followed by a late dance. A fire destroyed Mrs. Harveys granary and corn crop after a child played with matches.
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Junctionity School House
Navy
Phelps
C. I. McHerry
Mar. J. M. Johnson
Durango
Mulaney
United States
Europe
Lionie Young
Meadows
Lora Roberts
Norton- Young
Allen's Hall
J. F. Wenbern
Grayson
Utah
Joe Prewitt
Denver
L. B. Forman
Colorado
Furman
San Juan County
Robi. Burke
Overland Ditch
Chas. Voorhees
Telephone Company
Willis Martin
Electric Light Company
Bulletina
Judge Symonds
Gens Nielaen
Bluff City
Maxie Black
Harvey
Granvary
Tablets and Box Papers Stationery Sale
Pen and pencil tablets listed in several varieties with pages up to 390 plus better sizes. Irish linen tablets praised for ordinary correspondence. Staptin the Stationer offers these items.
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Staptin
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Taft Bryan
Alabama
Osittornia
Colorado -Connecticut
Pebeware Freeh
Georgie Idsho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Brouision
Mateo
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Ilissippi
Atopshire
Meon
Juracy
York Bierth Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahome
Oregon
Posasylvania
Rhode Island
Death Carolina
South Dakote
Teanesse
Texas
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Cedar Hall
Dirro
West Omer
the County News
Farmington
J. D. Taylor
Undertaker
Doug
Staplina
Raton
G.C. Erro
Farminaron
Uroensep
Pierce Mercantile Co
J.D. Clark
Canon City
Is Core Land Buy
Harvey Shawver
T. P. Arrington
C. H. McHenry
Jas. T. Fay
Aztec
T. de Skeen
Alamosa
Jogi
Jake Hobbs
Ashfornia
Seun. C
Tripp
Johneers
Paraington
Rhuder Uituebrand
Win
Lenfentry
Phurston
Fruitland
Paraington Wedgewday
Staplin’s
W. Td
Doggett
Ailen’s Hall
George Conaway
Fierce Mercantile Co
James Pierce
Oliver Jackson
Pueblo Bonita
Jackson
Mr. Pierce
Chas
V. Safford
Territorial
Banta Fe
Chas. Vadrhbees
The
There
Shiprock
Alamo
17Th
Market Streets
Dana
Harold Sivane
Las Cruces
New Mexico Agricultural College
Harold
Baliowe’en
Farmington Meat and Produce Co
J.P. Wrent
Farmwington
N. M
Robert Holvey
Springfold
Holvey
Adamson
Kirtland
H.W Acres
West
Dave Rask
Chama
Ihs
James A. Grimhall
L. C. Smith
Ketner
Here
Smith
Coddington
McKinley County
G. KE. Kenryng
W. A. Hunter
Gaphain
Dees
First National Bank
Wm. WN. Avery
A. M. Ameden
H. B. Sammons
Walter
Coston Estate
American Surety Co
Farmington Drug Store
W. d. Mill
Pure Drugs Patent Medicines
Grand Hotel
Frank
Allen
Main Street
Farmington, N. M
Driscoll & Mack Comedy Co
Allen’s Hall
Sai
Bloomfield Vans
Nem Eersasseerees
Flora Vista Ee
Blaoce Ee
Yom Suproek
Sommesene
Oprerneae
Ag Ahcel Br
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