Fraternity ethics and finances in church growth debates
A fragmented reflection on how environment and wealth shape church fraternities and their uplift goals. The text argues against crowding sacred aims with commercial interests, notes the influence of donors like John D. Rockefeller Jr., and questions the sustainability of church mergers driven by financial support. It references President Gil of Mexico and broader societal tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Baptist Church
Taty TesSure SeTVICe and Washington Policy Reflections
A garbled reminiscence discusses church, government, and social reform in the United States and Mexico. It cites education, industrial policy, and restraint on violence, praising aging figures and the lasting influence of devoted citizens and family guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
New Mexico Nation and Road to Statehood Ties
A historic view argues federal highway funding reshapes New Mexico by attracting capital, spurring industry, and enabling education as the path to statehood. It urges road and school growth as essential, warning ingratitude to innovators risks dismissal to the junkheap.
Aztec constituent riffs on Republicans and stray cats on the clothesline
An Aztec speaker mocks rival Republicans recalling years of petty infighting that ends with accusations of tail pulling and catlike squabbling. The speaker urges continued effort to remove cats from a clothesline, praising steady work.
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Republican
Farmington
Ground broken for modern filling station at Main corner
C L Green started construction yesterday on a new filling station at Main Street east of the city hall. The project promises one of the finest service details in the west.
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C. L. Green
Main
Lafanette
Sylvia E. Current
Peter Knickerbocker
J. W. Lair
Hattie L. Lair
H. L. Lair
Edwin R. Howard
E. R. Howard
Lizzie A. Hulbart
San Juan
New Mexico
Astec
Cy Kennedy Joins Stroud Store Meat and Grocery Dept
Cy Kennedy left for Dolores on Friday to work in the meat and grocery department at the Stroud store. The Stroud proprietor formerly ran a five year business in Alamosa.
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Cy Kennedy
Dolores
Stroud
Alamosa
Cline Family Visits In Farmington From New Mexico
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Cline and two daughters Edith and Betty and son Pat stopped in Farmington Sunday to see Mrs. Clines mother Mrs. Stubbs. Pat attends the military academy in Roswell New Mexico.
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G. T. Cline
Edith
Betty
Pat
Farmington
Bristow Leaves Aztec Independent to Run Review
Lessee Bristow relinquishes his lease of the Aztec Independent to take charge of the job printing department of the Aztec Review. He had turned the Independent into a five-newsy paper.
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Bristow
The
Aztec Independent
Aztec Review
Independent
Fossil Hunters George Gaylod Simpenon and Adam Sawtelle Jr Explore
George Gaylod Simpenon of New York City and Adam Sawtelle Jr of Paterson New Jersey, affiliated with the American Museum of Natural History, travel the country in search of ancient fossil remains.
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George Gaylod Simpenon
New York City
Adam Sawtelle, Jr
Paterson
New Jersey
The
Avery
American Museum of Natural History
McKay Family Visits Mrs. Stubbs and Pine River Party
Mrs. James A. McKay and Mrs. Stubbs host Harriett and Billy after a Boulder trip for Harriett who attended Colorado College. Mrs Rhodes, Mrs Heflin, Rev Sammons and Chas Wendt chaperoned seven young women to Pine River this week led by Norma Howard Thelma Simpson Lyla Hood Annabelle White Irene Rhodes Irma Heffin and Blache Simpson.
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James A. McKay
Harriett
Billy
H. H. Stubbs
Mra. McKay
Rhodes
Mark Heflin
Rev Sammons
Chas Wendt
Pine River
Norma Howard
Thelma Simpson
Lyla Hood
Annabelle White
Irene Rhodes
Irma Heffin
Blarche Simpson
Plaza Friday Night Social Supports Methodist Aid
An upcoming social at the Plaza Friday night is organized to aid the local Methodist Church. Community members are invited to participate and support the church’s outreach programs.
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Methodist Church
Mrs Jean Marshall Visits Relatives in Flagstaff Arizona
Mrs Jean Marshall and her mother return from Flagstaff Arizona where they visited her daughter Mrs Lafe Higgins formerly Miss Helen Marshall.
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Jean Marshall
Flagstaff
Antona
Lafe Higgins
Helen Marshall
Deep The Thick Herded Are Usually This Skinned
A terse fragment notes skin and herd imagery linked to Ferm and Fireside. The text remains readable but incomplete, offering no clear event, names, dates, or places to establish a concrete report.
The Thag that Counts It Is the Eye and Temper of the Bride
A quotable Seneca line on virtue over wealth, asserting that true worth comes from character rather than riches or possessions. It emphasizes that eye and temper shape a good award, not wealth.
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Seneca
Ancient wood sculpture in Cairo museum
An early life size wood portrait statue, carved from a solid block of yentiore wood, represents the Sheik el Beled. The carving dates to roughly two hundred years ago, surviving as one of the earliest extant wooden sculptures.
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Cairo Museum
Best Position for Sleep Explained
Public health guidance notes any comfortable position is acceptable for sleep but recommends sleeping on the right side to reduce heartburn and abdominal pressure. The position may ease discomfort and improve rest.
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C County
Fred L. Hartman
Gil
Mexico
Mexican Republic
Peestient Hoover
Washngton
Grandma Goodding
Ber Tle
United States
Selene
Kiendike Geld
Gervice
Seurdeugh
State OF New Mexico
County OF San Juan
Lizzie A. Hulbert
E.P. Woods
Farmington, New Mexico
Ge Cavery
Farmington, N. M
Harriett H. Stubbs
J. B
Prank Watters
Main Avenue
Durango
Colorado
Dr. Willfred S. Moss
Hunterercantile
Mebane Fulwood
Mewmexico
C. W. Harriss
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