18 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
1
Neighbors plan events to ease long winter evenings at two lodges. A second degree was conferred with fees and cigars enjoyed. A Deces event and future fund drives were to be arranged, signaling rising enthusiasm for the Modern Woodmen in Permington.
Notice from Banta Fe New Mexico dated Nov 3 1910 outlines procedures under the act authorizing entry on coal lands withdrawn or classified as coal. It covers classifications restrictions residence and cultivation requirements, filing blanks, inspections, hearings, and rights to prospect for coal with bonds and penalties for noncompliance.
The New Mexico constitutional document drafted by the convention nears completion and faces a likely broad endorsement by the Democratic minority. A timely vote by the people is anticipated within a week, with proponents urging adoption by a large majority.
Local items report Bishop Neilson threshing grain, Josephine Walker staying with Roy Kennedy, and J F Williams with C A Lamb visiting Farmington. Misdirected autos, brick kilns sold, and coyote tapping successes are noted. A newborn boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank L Noel is reported, with health good. Harvey Young, a Mormon missionary, in Muncie Ind. Bert Dustin injures wrist husking corn. Property deal: John D Young buys Mrs Frank land north of post office for winter.
A speaker argues happiness in the past is doubtful as modern life brings railways electricity telephones typewriters photographs and canned music. The piece playfully lists missed innovations such as the Roentgen ray anesthetics bicycles and baseball parks, contrasting them with earlier times and common tools.
The readable fragment from the Razwell Re Tribune muses on the people of 1810, suggesting they could avoid pains by seeking bliss while noting a life lost in the era. The passage hints at fate and foregone eras without detailing events or names.
Stockholders of the Star Duel Company are notified that the annual meeting will occur in Farmington on Monday at 10 o clock a.m. All interested parties are urged to attend. J. A. Brothers, President.
Farmington New Mexico features a city hall no saloons two banks a creamery fine schools five churches two newspipers two livery barns a steam laundry a canning factory a first class hotel two lumber yards population 164 a band orchestra and an artificial ice plant.
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