New Books Arrive at Farmington Library This Week
Library staff announce fresh titles including Pierre Melville Matching Mountains with the Boy Scout Uniforms Reimer Hindu Fables Death on Scurvy Street Wonder Tales of the World and Magic Garden by Gene Stratton Porter aeire Victorious Rolving The Strange Adventure Rein Hart amid new arrivals.
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Farmington
Pierre— Melville
Reimer
Scurvy Street
Gene Stratton Porter
Aeire Victorious
Reinhart
Pastor Anderson Leads Sunday Evening Service
Rev W Hanford Miller traveled to Gallup to meet his cousin Dorothy Koebring who will visit Miller and relatives for a few days.
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Prof. Anderson
Rev
W. Hanford Miller
Gallup
Dorothy Koebring
Mr. Miller
Dorothea Booram Ramsey obituary and family notes
Dorothea Amelia Booram am born May 18 1905 Farmington. Baptised by Bishop Kendrick and confirmed at age twelve by Bishop Howden. Married Xmas Eve 1927 to Earle Marshall Ramsey by Rev Baker. Mother of Earl Marshall Ramsey Jr born May 28 1979 and died June 6 1929. Interred in Farmington cemetery.
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Dorothea Amelia Booram
Farmington
Kendrick
Arizona
Mexico
Howden
Dorothy Booram
Earle Marshall Ramsey
Baker
Episcopal Church
Ramsey
Earl Marshall Ramsey, Jr
Mrs Phoebe Booram To Move Here With Daughter Catherine
Mrs Phoebe Booram and her daughter Catherine will relocate from Litchfield Arizona to reside with Mrs Gus Bero. Catherine will teach at the local school this winter after teaching in Arizona last winter.
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Phoebe Booram
Catherine
Litchfield
Arizona
Gus Bero
Catherin
Local find of a rare plant amid garden foliage
A resident reports discovering a young, unfamiliar plant in her garden. The plant resembles a bemrock with a pale leaf and a small flower. Authorities caution against eating unknown plants and urge readers to seek expert identification before consumption.
Knocking the Boss and How to Move Up
The piece urges workers to assess their fit, noting bosses can fail and loyalty and initiative raise chances of advancement. It argues against openly criticizing superiors, and advises taking proactive, constructive steps within the job to improve both the company and personal prospects.
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Cain
Unie
Notice of Action in San Juan County New Mexico Court
In District Court Lizzie A Hulbert sues to quiet title on lands described in Aztec New Mexico. The action seeks to confirm plaintiff s fee simple title and enjoin defendants and unknown claimants from asserting rights. Appearance or plead by August 8 1929. Attorney G W R Hoy Farmington NM. First publ June 12 1939.
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Actio State OF
New ME
San Juan
Lizzie A. Hulbert
Lafanette
Sylvia FE
Peter Knickerbocker
J. W. Lair
Hattie L. Lair
H. L. Lair
Edwin R. Howard
E. R. Howard
Lizgie A. Hulburt
New Mexico
Aztec New Mexico
G. W. R. Hoy
Farmington
Jane
SmRe
Joya Ieee
Groundhog Habits Baffle Tradition in February Findings
J M Nelson reports in Farm Journal that many groundhog species do not hibernate. Some live under streams, others hide in caves or burrows storing food. River dwellers create sealed tunnels and chambers that shield them while water covers the surface.
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J. M. Nelson
Pere
Farm Journal
Provoking Victim's Self Destruction Sparks Police Protection
A Denver tragedy centers on Marie Kunitomo a Denver University graduate linked to Presbyterian Hospital. Her fiancé Lynch a fireman faced social pressure and threats prompting police protection a captain warned the woman and prevented further danger as she opted for self destruction within half an hour.
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Derver
Marie Kutinomo
Denver University
Presbyterian Hospital
Kunitomo
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lynch
Fire
Denver Post
Dr. Kunitomo
Miss Kunitomo
Hre
Psychology of criminology and economic strain in society
A discussion argues that thirty percent of U.S. prison inmates reflect economic conditions and warns against easy adoption of socialism. It notes fierce competition and shifting attitudes since the world war, urges civic organization, and proposes teaching criminology psychology from early grades, beginning with the fifth.
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America
San Juan county crops, hog prices, and national commentary
Producers in San Juan county may gain from fall market demand as other western regions face short crops. Beef markets are shaky with slow butcher demand and low prices for thin stock while hogs attract about 12.25 dollars per head. The piece notes San Juan as a corn and hog area and a leading dairy region, then shifts to a critique of illiteracy and American citizenship, citing a Denver suicide as a global embarrassment.
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San Juan County
J. A. McNaughton
Pacific Livestock Markets
Population growth and decline in two communities
A comparative look at one community pushing to increase its population through growth and advancement while relying on limited natural resources, and another with abundant resources studying methods to keep population numbers down, asking which location fits each description.
Prosperity in Northwest New Mexico Amid Great Drought
The region’s whites and Indians share prosperity despite a 1928 drought considered the driest in fifty years. Abundant irrigation supports all lands, crops exceed bumper yields, fruit harvests vary but returns remain steady. Dairy corn hogs and poultry dominate, and locals who venture away often return.
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New Mexico
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C. T. Frash
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E.P. Woods
Farmington, New Mexico
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Ge Cavery
Farmington, N. M
Harriett H. Stubbs
Main Avenue
Durango
Colorado
Dr. Willfred S. Moss
Hunterercantile
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Ieigejen
Fermingten, N. M
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Fred L. Hartman
Miss Kunitimo
Denver
Savoy Hotel Modern Thruout
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