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Legacies: September 24, 2026 - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Taken from SUN files of September 24, 1926 Sheriff Geo. A. Dutton and Harry Macht returned Wednesday from Denver, where they last week shipped the Hollowell cattle by stipulation of the parties concerned in a matter pending in the federal court. A good market was encountered, the stock bringing over $21,000, from which was deducted the expenses of shipment and the Archuleta county taxes, leaving a new sum of about $17,500, which the sheriff has deposited to his account in the Colorado National b
Legacies: September 17, 2026 - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Taken from SUN files of September 17, 1926 The new Catholic church at Juanita, known as San Andres, is nearing completion and is a neat piece of workmanship, both inside and out. The building will be dedicated some time in November. The garden at the home of J.A. Latta contains many beautiful and interesting sights. One of them is a Flemish Beauty pear tree bending to the ground with fruit, also three heavily loaded crabapple trees. A novelty, too, in the way of four “topeppo” plants, a cross be
Legacies: September 10, 2026 - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Taken from SUN files of September 10, 1926 One of the most disappointing announcements this county has had in several months was made Tuesday when it was given out that the Wirt Franklin-Sullenberger Well No. 1, which has been drilling on the Sunetha structure, five miles southwest of Pagosa Springs since June, would abandon the hole owing to the fact that granite had been encountered and further drilling would be useless. The granite was first struck at a depth of 1323 feet and had been continu
Legacies: September 3, 2026 - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Taken from SUN files of September 3, 1926 The children of this town and county are wearing those pleased expressions that won’t wipe off — all caused because Tuesday is the opening of the 1926-27 session of the Pagosa Springs grade and high schools. Mr. A.A. Miller, who has charge of the Wolf Creek Pass maintenance work and other road work in this section, has completed the steam shovel work at the Laughlin hill, five miles north of Pagosa Springs, and is now located with his crew at the San Jua
Legacies: August 27, 2026 - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Word of drilling actively eight miles west of Pagosa Springs, Colo., on the Sunetha structure, where showings of gas and oil have been had, and where a lively speculation is being carried on in adjacent lands, was brought to Denver today by a local man just back from the region, says the Denver Times. A test well begun in mid-July by Wirt Franklin, wealthy Ardmore, Okla., independent, had been drilled to more than 1,400 feet yesterday, and the operators were sanguine of the commercial possibilit
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