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Farmington Enterprise in Farmington, New Mexico

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Farmington Enterprise

Location

Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1906

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The Georgia Philosophy From the Atlanta Constitution

Do not worry about the moon as a dead world. It will take all your spare time to be a live man in the world you're in. The hill tops of life seem inviting but many who reach them are lost in the mist and the world below forgets them. Even with a railroad to heaven we might miss the train or lose our tickets.

Heaven Bialystok New York London Revolutionary “Bund Sourazhskaya Sourazhskaya Street Bund Derkachoff Shermeteff Interior Department Bialyatok Grodno

Huge ranches of Mexico from Modern Mexico

The article details large Mexican and American ranch holdings including ex Governor Terrazas owning 17 million acres and the Aulpaga family with 5 million. It notes other vast properties, Canadian and English owners, and prices from 50 to 75 cents per acre with prices rising.

Mexico Terrazas Chihuahua Aulpaga Fleming & Ross Riverside Cattle Company Phoebe Hearst California Minaca Millers Gordon Ironsides & Ferriss Lord Beresford Irmstead

Birds Made to Order by Japanese Ornithologist

An ornithologist claims the Japanese can breed birds to order using patience and ingenuity. He cites a white sparrow produced by selecting pale stock and housing them in a white room with a white attendant. He also describes lengthening a rooster’s tail by dragging and weighting descendants to create an extraordinarily long-tailed bird.

Bryan Laments Single Language Skill Limits

The Philadelphia Press notes Bryan’s complaint that he can speak only one language, yet he uses it extensively, a situation described as not ideal for him. The item centers on language ability and personal frustration.

Bryan Philadelphia Press

Nebraskan Describes Political Shift Against Government Ownership

A quotation from the Nebraskan likens government ownership to a wolf attacking its fold, contrasted with Democratic lambs fleeing the scene, as reported by the New York Mail.

N. Y

The Swearing Crow Jim Crow Dies in Primghar Iowa

Jim Crow the talking crow and Primghar attraction has died at about four years old. Raised near the square in a barn, the parrot like bird shouted for the Primghar nine during ball games and swore for visitors. A mischief incident led to his death when a traveling man freed him to raid a poultry yard and he was shot by the poultry owner. His owner plans to mount the bird for Primghar’s public museum.

St. Paul Primghar Iowa Jim Crow Joseph Nye Jim Primghar Nine

The Ladies' Whist Club Excerpt Exchange

A playful dialogue centers on a whist game among four players. The ladies debate lead, trump, and card play while chatting about a fellow’s head injury and a dealer named Flo. The scene mixes game talk with light social banter and commercial aside about an item for sale.

Massacre of Bialystok Jews Explored by Reporter

Chicago Record Herald correspondent William E. Curtis details Bialystok a major Russian town near Warsaw. He notes its Jewish majority, strong industry, finance, and education while describing the June massacre as tied to revolutionary activity by the Bund and police retaliation, with looting by strangers and limited religious bias.

Willam E. Curtis Chicago Record-Herald Bialystok St. Petersburg Warsaw Lithuania Russia Germany Gree Ropp Europe Cliizen

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Joan The First National Bank Farmington Win. H. Avery A. M. Amsden W. H. Harrington Captpal the Metropolis John C. Hubbard R. E. McKibbon Prop Hyde Pierce Mercantile To New Mexico Skelton, Stewart&Co BPS McJunkin’s Lumber Yard Allen C.m. Hubbard & Son John Warren Warren Yaggy Miller & Harris L.H. Yaggy Main Farmington, Ne.m the Georgia Philosophy Atlanta Constitution the Ladies’ Whist Club S the Trump Miss Brown John Smith Flo Lizzie A. L. Nathan & Co Durango Express Colorado State Commercial Association Farmington, N. M Law Office Notary J. M. Palmer Grand Hotel Frank B. Allen West Main W. F. Paxton Pasing & More Farmington Horse CO T. J. Arrington John Brown M. McCorwish Farmington Meat & Produce Market General Meat Packers Vienna Bakery & Grocery Canon Gallegos Trading Store Gallup Camp House Corral R.T.F- Simpson
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