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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

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Real Estate Bargains Near Aztec and Animas Valley

A sale list offers 20 acres in the Animas Valley near Aztec with new five room house, river access, perpetual water, rich sandy loam and protected slope. Properties include two 50 by 140 foot lots in Aztec for quick sale at 210 dollars cash. Also mentions land holdings across San Juan County and guaranteed satisfaction.

Animas Aztec Tras

Dry Goods Line Offered at Reduced Prices

A complete line of dry goods just received offered at reduced prices from a low market. Includes a complete assortment of McCall patterns for customers.

Local Wagon and Wagon Accessories Sale Leads Market

We offer the largest line of wagons and farm trucks in the country. A car load of buggies and spring wagons is in transit. Poultry netting hog fencing barbed wire nails roofing and building paper corrugated iron hardware furniture carpets linoleum and matting are available.

Smoothing Out Difficulties and Political Strain

A mid-20th century style note discusses democracy strains after defeats and primary results. It praises the primary process as correcting faults in political campaigns and mentions figures and groups like Aztec Democrat and Independents urging continued opposition to a candidate named Bill with Rex referenced.

Cever Aztec Democrat Nustler

Pioneer New Mexico resident Aloys Schuerich dies at 72

Aloys Schuerich longtime New Mexico resident and ally of Kit Carson died at Taos at age 72. He spent over fifty years in the territory and with Carson during early western days, later freighting on the old Santa Fe trail. He died of arterial hardening. The Albuquerque Journal notes his death and recalls his adventures with Indians and outlaws.

Aloys Schuerich New Mexico Kit Carson Taos Schuerich Paos Ile Carson Colorado

Republicans Prepare County Convention and Delegates Listed

The county GOP places a large convention next Saturday to nominate a county ticket. Delegates named include Pine River Gabriel Martinez A M Lucero Agapito Quintana Aztec B H Millison C E Noble and others from Farmington Bloonfield Flora Vista Cedar Hill Shiprock and more with numerous individuals named across towns like La Plata Fruitland and Largo. The goal is a strong ticket to win the county from the Democratic column.

Pine River Gabriel Martinez A. ML. Lucero Agapito Quintana Aztec B. H. Millison C. E. Noble G. OS. Bruington J. P. Tatman P. H Strom J. J. Slaven Thomas LL Blake O. Pinkatali la Plata W. To. Paddock J. S. Whitehead Mosley Fruitland G. EE. Kentner June Soutz R. B. Burnham EB. Z. Black C. J. Collyer Farmington Willet Brown W. N. Kight Joseph Ivie Larkin Beck J. M. Palmer C. A. McHenry James Brvai James A. Duff Abe Howe B.S. Graham Bloonfield L. Welch J. A. Tenney C. Torres Largo S. Martinez Simon Martinez Vidal Martinez Martin Pacheco Archuleta Flora Vista H. Bay L. Page Butler M. Heflio Blanco F. ‘. Amiott Juan Duran Duncan Selph Nicanor Chaves Cedar Hill James Taylor Gardner Chief Hanger Davis Shiprock Jobno Stocks M. Marcelino H. H. Deluche

Do you want a talking machine Get one by trading at the Pierce Mercantile Co

An advertisement notes a talking machine offered by the Pierce Mercantile Co as a trade-in option for customers seeking a new device.

Pierce Mercantile Co

Farmington adopts ordinance regulating sale of liquors on Sabbath

Ordinance No 13 prohibits saloons on the Sabbath and sets fines up to 50 dollars with jail time. Restrictions cover opening times on weekdays and certain events, with exemptions for medicinal and sacramental sales. Violations are misdemeanors, each day counts as a separate offense. Passed September 4, 1908 by the Farmington Board of Town Trustees.

Farmington Town Board Proceedings September 1908

Regular meeting held September 2 1908 with quorum lacking adjourned to September 4 1908 at 450 pm An adjourned session September 4 1908 with trustees Pierce Irvin Hunter Davis Brown read and approved minutes Payments listed including water rent salary and misc charges Ordinance 13 regulating sale of vinous and spiritous liquors passed unanimously J D Taylor building permit tabled W M Danbury clerk Youths verse and limerick appear at end reflecting era local flavor.

Farmington New Mexico Willet Brown F M. Pierce N. H. Irvin Board ‘of Town Trustees I’. M. Pierce N. Il Irvin W. A. Hunter A. L. Davis C. H W. McHenry Wahler M. Danbury Frank Hoff Hunter Mer. Co Meee EK. B. Otis Moise J.D. Taylor Farmington Light and Power Co Mr. Pierce Mr. Davis A L. Davis BF. OM. Pierce N. AL. Devin A.L. Davis Pierce Levin

Farmington Drug Store Ad Heads to Public Notice

Farmington Drug Store run by W. J. Fill announces proprietor details and store status in a brief public notice entry. Local patrons are advised to note ownership and contact points for services and payments.

Farmington Drug Store W. J. Fill

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