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Newspaper
Farmington Republican
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
3
The article notes GL Woogs has recovered and plans to move to Silverton for the future. It also mentions Paula Pierce returning home from Aztec after visiting the Perino family.
Mr and Mrs E P Woods head to Boulder and Denver with Mrs Woods visiting relatives in Boulder. Mr and Mrs Cully Burton and daughter Marere return from Texas and Juarez Mexico. Wiff Wheeler and wife from Hogback and Mr and Mrs White of Waterflow join a Friday dance at Allen's hall. Mr and Mrs A V Nichols son relocate to a northern farm to devote time to its cultivation. Funeral services for Mrs Ramsey who died at San Juan hospital will be held at 3 PM Sunday from the Bero residence.
Mr and Mrs L H Price of Globe Arizona announce the birth of a son. Mrs Price is the former Ruby Estes of this city, daughter of Mrs Helen Estes and sister of Bob Estes of Albuquerque. Mr Nicholson is an artistic photographer with a gallery in the city for three years and has found a capable assistant in his wife.
The text extols chiropractic over drugs and other therapies. It highlights influenza outcomes from 1918 showing far lower mortality for chiropractors and asserts health results come from restoring normal anatomy through manual adjustments and life force radiation. It urges readers to learn about chiropractic and seek its ministrations.
A fable style exchange between Sir Freezing-Is-Fun and the King of the Clouds describes making slides for children then blaming ashes placed by adults. The King suggests washing away the ashes to restart play before they return. The tale ends with renewed hope and planning for children's joy.
A critical essay argues abolition of enforcement bureaus would cut crime and save money, then shifts to tribute on Col B F Pankey in New Mexico and his oil land leasing policy. It notes wage disparities, steady wholesale business, and hopeful crop prospects amid rains, with wheat prices low from overproduction and a proposed production curtailment to avert a half crop season.
Charlie Hutchinson, a longtime prospector of turquoise and Indian jewelry, recently visited the Farmington area after a Colorado turquoise hunt. Born in Illinois, he chose a roaming life seeking rare natural treasures and shifting locations as he travels toward Arizona.
G W R Hoy is in Santa Fe on business this week. Dean Uhl arrived from Albuquerque to spend the summer with his father Frank. Lionel Palmer, a student at the state university, came in to visit his parents, the J S Palavété.
Farmington residents recall Glenna Ward's marriage almost a year ago to A F Mee a noted aviator and weather man. The couple's union connects Ward to a prominent aviation figure in local circles.
Mr and Mrs C E Dixon rejoice over a newborn daughter born this morning at Mrs Laura Pickering’s home. The child weighs six pounds at birth. The San Juan Petroleum Company of Colorado reports drilling tests in Colorado and Pennsylvania with Denver and Pittsburgh parties overseeing operations.
The article traces ship christenings from ancient rites with wine libations to modern launches. It notes the ritual's persistence as a superstition and the decline of figureheads, while describing how ships are still blessed as they enter water.
Rene Ritz jokes that a chap who thinks he is a loaf is merely a person with sandy hate, calling the idea amusing.
Hungary will require pupils from all grades to view educational Gima films. The Hungarian Dutch Pedagogical company must arrange monthly exhibitions in primary grammar and higher grades and agricultural post graduate schools, excluding Budapest municipal schools, with supervision by the ministry of public education. The interior ministry directs theaters to show films where cinema is unavailable.
A toneless report notes ships follow fixed lanes across the Atlantic but some captains cut corners and cross lanes, creating danger as crossings rise. Insurance firms urge a replan of routes for safer passage across the sea.
The record reports Ricetie Furness Milwaukee claiming the world’s largest cleetvic furnace in a standard bes car. It notes a claim of being three times as large and mentions hours of operation and a figure of 200,608 grends.
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