Clayton Enterprise weighs Cimarron trade impact on Clayton
The Clayton Enterprise surveys Cimarron trade influence, noting limited benefit from Cimarron shipments to Clayton and arguing against a competing town nearby. It argues Clayton’s position as county seat, existing firms, and western territory offer safety for investment, while a new town would draw away trade. It references Silver City Enterprise and Roswell Recon on Tallmadge cases and Roswell dispatches.
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Clayton
Cimar Road
Cimare
Geneva
Cimarron
Yolyton Alrewly
Beinyg
Hoth
Silver City Enterprise
Santa Py New Mexican
Roswell
Tallmadge Brothers
Tallmadges
U.S
Rand
Fragmentary Post Office Notice Inconclusive Submission
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions post office matter and congressional deliberation. Details unreadable with garbled names and terms. No clear individuals or dates available to specify actions or outcomes.
Farmers Seek Cheap Wheat Lands in Northwest Rail Corridor
Report from Washington describes three Sexton brothers detailing early farming trials in the Pacific Northwest. They recount soil preparation, weed control, and wind damage that ruined crops before proper technique was learned. With one year of soil work followed by harvest years yielding 30 to 60 bushels per acre, they urge investment in land near rail, and propose a community fund to prepare 40 acres for a 1960s style wheat program.
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Sexton
Walnward
Washington
Cha
Rew
Rennal
Pital
Clayton
Suilmer
A.C. 1
New Mexico
Campbell
Kansas
Nibraska
Colorado
Las Vegas
Clayton Trade Shifts With Santa Fe Route Split
In Clayton the impact of a Santa Fe route down the Divide north of the Corrumpaw is debated. The line’s end across the Oklahoma border could curb Cimarron trade by up to 4 percent while transferring much of Clayton’s commerce to a prospective railroad town. Proponents question whether settlement of lands between Clayton and the new town will offset the lost trade as agriculture remains minimal in the area.
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Santa Fe
Oklahoma
Clayton
Wrtin
R. R
R. RB
Why Editors Are Wealthy in Old Newspapers
A杂 ragged compilation mentions editors profiting from births weddings and deaths, with doctors ministers undertakers and poets all taking fees while editors publish lengthy notices and obituaries. It shifts to advertisements on land reclamation in the American West and ends with Governor Hagerman’s take on a statehood bill in Washington.
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Hagerman
Alagerman
Washington
Wreck At Mt Dora Causes Fatal Train Injury
A heavy southbound freight wrecked near Mt Dora Tuesday night as two broken couplings caused a chain reaction on a downhill grade. The southbound passenger train later struck conductor Hall, severing both legs and leading to his subsequent death before he could be treated in Trinidad.
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Mt Dora
Hall
Clinton
Trinidad
Kenton Telephone Company Elects Directors at May Meeting
The Kenton Telephone Co held its annual stockholders meeting May 7 at the Kenton School house with about 225 attendees. Elected directors for 1906 were J W Tanner A W Tanner John Ballard H Fox Mart Eddy F H Clark and M B Gripp. An executive board for a one year term includes John W Tanner pres Herman Fox sec M Eddy treas and A W Tanner business manager. The Syritec Board was installed by F H Clark.
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Kenton Telephone Co
Kenton Okla
J. W. Tanner
A. W. Tanner
John Ballard
H. Fox
Mart Eddy
F. H. Clark
M. B. Gripp
John W. Tanner
Herman Fox
Garrett Okin
Vicinity
Vilus
Springfield
Lamar Cole
Kanu
Syrah
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