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Estancia, Torrance County, New Mexico, Friday, Jcly 31, IDOS
NUMBKR 42.
THE
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NEW
GHñTñUQUñ PROGRAM
PROMISES FEAST
Ten Day Program Includes Addresses by Prominent Speakers and
Noted Divines
Mountainair is located at the summit
of Abo Pass, on the new A. T. & S. F.
short line from Chicago to the Pacific
coast. It is near the center of New
. Mexico, forty miles east of Belon and
fourteen miles west of Willard. It is
in the timber belt, cedar and pinon,
twelve miles from the base of the Man
zano mountains and is the nearest sta
tion to the historic town of Manzano, I
the ruins of La Cuara and Gran Quivira.
It has fine water and the climate is un
surpassed. Its altitude is G547 feet and
its average rainfall is about 19 inches,
sufficient to make dry farming an as
sured success.
It was the first town in New Mexico
to prohibit by deed saloons, gambling
and kindred evils. This feature alone
has attracted the best class of people,
the kind who make a Chautauqua, erect
school houses and churches and build
homes. It is this nucleus around which,
amid the surroundings described that
the good people of the Sunshine Terri
tory are starting a Chautauqua Assem
bly this year, and the co-operation of all
good people is earnestly solicited. Fol
lowing is the program as far as it is
possible to arrange it at this time:
Sati'kday, August 15,
Farmkk'r Day.
Addresses: Prof. J. I). Tinsley,
Prof. Luther Foster, Prof. Garrison
and Sherman Carmony. ,
Sunday, August 16,
Sunday School Day.
In charge of C. H. Appleton,
President New Mexico Sunday School
Association.
Lecture, 7: HO p. m Dr. Samuel
Blair.
Monday, August 17.
