Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits Highlight Page
A scattered set of local social items mentions Mrs J D Tay Mrs A F Aithotas Mr and Mrs MOO visiting friends and attending a dinnee. Families gather Sundays with Cy Kenneiy and others fishing on Pine rivers. Richard Paigrin, Mr and Mrs Paya, and John Tay are noted among residents. Various visits from Pueblo and Santa Fe are recorded with no major events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Tay
Moo
Ces
Fathes Pal Gs
Rath
Mraina Waalanata
Richard Paigrin
Paya
Iin
John Tay
Pire
Adelphians Discuss The Later Roman Republic Topics
The group circulated topics on the end of the Roman Republic with speakers Mrs WH Miller and others. News arrives of the marriage of George Head to Miss Bentley in Aztec on Sunday, with Miss Bentley noted as sister to Mrs Heber Head and best wishes extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelphians
Mra. WH
H. Miller Reaume
Fred Barrett
Toran
Jean Marshall
Nellie Legg
Nationa
Sicily
Hannibal
Broncia Guzele
Mra. B. E. A
Mra
J. M. Taylor
A. E. Amaden
Chas
Mamma
Mary McMichael
Jennie Rohr
Backer
Dirs. Graham
George Head
Miss Bentley
Mrs. Arthur Travels to Coast to Visit Relatives
Post Commander Chas. F. Wendt views Farmington Park to attract visitors. Mrs. Lila Grubb leaves for a six week vacation to Northern dif. with two sons and Fredrick Wiles. Roy Poe goes to Tohatchi NM to join his wife then to Washington DC to visit Poe relatives before Tennessee. Mrs. Poe will teach school this winter in Tohatchi. Vacancy ad seeks middle aged woman for cooking or camp work with address Box 21 rtez Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Grubb
Northern
Dif
Theoungest Daughter
Fredrick Wiles
Roy Poe
Tohatchi
N. M
Washington D. C
Mra. Poe
Tennesee
Mr Poe
Waa
Abe
Farmington
Rtez
Colo
Notice of Publication for Homestead Claim in New Mexico
Julia Hub vars heir and for the heirs of Liuboard deceased of Farmington New Mexico gives notice of intention to make three year Proof to establish a claim to homestead entry No 043547 for the SE I-4 NE I-4 NW1-4 sec 13 T29N R139W and lot 8 section 18 Township 29 N Range 12 W N M P Meridian before U S Commissioner Farmington July 9 1929 Witnesses: William A Hunter Charles B Coffmen Charles F Holly E Palmer Schenck all of Farmington First pub June 6 1929 Last pub July 8 1929
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Julia Hubvars
Liuboard
Farmnnton
Lot
Township
Meridian
United States
Farmington
William A. Hunter
Charles B. Coffmen
Charles F. Holly
E. Palmer Schenck
Farmington, New Mexico
Frank L. Wood
Divorce Suit Seeks Custody For Daniels Children
Bessie Daniels sues Arlo George Daniels in District Court of San Juan County New Mexico seeking a decree of absolute divorce and permanent custody of their two minor children Arlise Merle Daniels and Betty May Daniels. Defendant must appear or plead by July 20 1929 or default judgment may be entered. Attorney G W R Hoy of Farmington represents the plaintiff. Court clerk J G Lanier signs the notice with May 1929 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlo George Daniels
Bessie Daniels
Laintiff
Arlise Merle Daniels
Betty May Daniels
G. W. R. Hoy
Farmington
New Mexico
Mission Hospital Aids Navajo People In Farmington
A mission hospital in Farmington is supported by the Episcopal church and general contributions. It conducts relief work for Navajo Indians, aiding a people who would otherwise find little relief from sickness and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
General Contribution
Masters of Oratory Fading in Boonies
In the remote hills a group named the Lytas Aes hines Cerices and Clecero faced decline as sevegators chy Hved before the come of Chris in a cryptic regional note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonies
Lytas
Aes Hines
Cerices
Clecero
Chris
Braided theft plot recalls tense city heist timing scheme
A garbled note reports a complex plan involving timed actions and a clever scheme to place most timings in motion. The fragment hints at a coordinated effort and a key role for a principal actor amid a tense setting.
Fragmented OCR Reflection on Moving Heavy Furniture
The reader describes avoiding squeaky cast era items before inserting them and applying a care method. They note dipping something and guiding it carefully, stating they were surprised by the ease and quiet, and mention moving the heavy pieces.
Amphibious Spider Watercipider Descriptions Revealed
An unusual creature known as the water spider uses a silk cap and water plant as a diving belt enabling it to stay submerged for extended periods. Observations note bubbles and clive like motions aiding its underwater endurance.
Notice of Mineral Claim by Richard Simpson in New Mexico
Notice announces Richard T F Simpson of Farmington New Mexico claiming a mineral interest in Sec 20 and an adjacent area. The filing lists claimant names and dates of first and last publication by Frank L Wood with Farmington as the location and dates May 2 to June 28 197?.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Corporation Commission
Richard T. F. Simpson
New Mexico
Far En Mexico
Serce
Farmington
Frank L. Wood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aii
Selvia
Rico
Kari
Fees Crain
Harry Deon
Gallup Saturis
Geo
Salle
Ius Oeuetee Ion Co
Besa Visti Cetes
Pueblo
Dick Sanmna
Cole
Nira
Gow
Ile
E. J. Il
Taxes
C. M. Butler
Mark Raid
Santa Ce
Lester Law
Midred Rotors
Rieseway
Sauvity
Ooomdayo
Mire Stuos
Ickees
Moss Raveon
Winslow
Arizona
Donald Mortan
Seattle
Ict
Mr. Morvan
Siverton
Rees Garcia
Durango
Ross
Mrs. Arthur
Chas. F. Wendt
Farmington Park
State OF New Mexico
Episcopal
San Juan
Denver Grill
Oli
P. Woods
Aptegroves
McAtee Bldg
Oratory
Baioc
Atake
Whea
National Guaranty Syndicate
First National Bank
Albuquerque
H. M. Graves
Proprietor
Beauty Parlor
James A. Dale
Farmington Drug
Episcopal Services
Church School
Holy Communion and
Sermous
Adventist Church
Nick
W. Hanford Miller
Electric Shop
Azec,n. M
Aztec State Bank
Eleetric
A. C. Greenman
Prop
Republican
Santa Ce Ae
P. C. Cronin
Farmington, N. M
W.S. Mikel
W. S. Mikel
Fermington, New Mexico
Coors and Tivoli Baers, and
W. T. Moore
Savoy Hotel Modern Thruout
Model Beauty Parlor
Mandarin Gate
the Radio
Mandarin Cafe
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