28 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary draft text outlines proposals on militia pay, governor dating, Senate actions, double jeopardy, compelled testimony, deposition rules, evidence admissibility, treason definitions, free speech rights, due process, and prohibitions on ex post facto laws and bills of attainder. The material reflects constitutional debate and civil liberties concerns.
An 1880s county survey describes San Juan County with a 3.678 million acre region, the San Juan, Animas and La Plata rivers and high elevations. It notes a vast irrigation potential, planning to reclaim nearly a million acres, and highlights San Juan apples, climate, and water abundance supporting future cultivation and settlement.
A large shipment of sheep was sent over the Santa Fe from Magdalena to Kansas City last week. The move represents one of the territory's biggest consignments in years and is expected to yield better prices and higher average weights for raisers.
The readable fragments describe a church in New Mexico and a planned event or announcement. Details are garbled, but indicate church members and a forthcoming notice regarding the Bear area or community event.
In Roswell two violators were fined sixty days of seating penalties under city prohibition laws. The fines appear to be aimed at enforcing restrictions and funding municipal needs related to temperance enforcement.
The Territorial Board of Education plans early action on adopting textbooks for public schools. The move aims to prepare publishers in time for the opening of the next school year despite the current four year contract not expiring until February.
C. T. Kennedy, resident near Hagerman Roswell, burned his possessions then set his house ablaze and killed himself by shooting. A note found on the fence denounces local officers and blames them for the act, with authorities suspecting insanity.
Burglars broke into the Fort Sumner post office last week and forced open the safe. Authorities have not yet determined the identities of the perpetrators.
A local lad survives a mauling by five vicious dogs. The incident occurred at an unspecified time and place, with authorities later stating the youth is expected to recover. No further details on injuries or responsible dogs are provided.
Incensed parents accuse the school board of gross carelessness and neglect amid ongoing tensions at the district. The dispute centers on school conditions and governance, drawing public attention to administrative failures and calls for accountability.
A concise excerpt discusses why people with authority guard reasons they claim to know. The speaker notes eagerness to teach while others hesitate to reveal reliable foundations, urging belief in what is presented as trustworthy. The tone hints at tension between disclosure and control of information.
De W P eanden of the Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station discusses arsenical poisoning in orchards after a year of research. The bulletin concludes that plants absorb arsenic from soils and distribute it through their tissues, with most soils containing notable arsenic levels. A feed copy is available from the Experiment Station Director in Fort Collins.
A colorful Victorian description notes bustle machinery with blow-off and safety valves. When the wearer sits, air escapes up the spine, loosening strings and fluffing bangs into a fashionable bump. Standing tightens and expands the bustle, whistles at a dog, and pins a drowsy escort.
A fragmentary civic pledge vows eternal loyalty to Athens and its laws, promising to defend the city against dishonor and cowardice. It pledges unity with comrades and a mission to make the city greater, better, and more beautiful through shared sacrifice and reverence for sacred ideals.
A Denver man linked poultry and beef shipments in a seaborne venture on the Pacific coast. Officials report the operation focused on cross border commerce and seafood safeguards.
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