Slow to End Forest Waste A Call For Greater Control
A Washington circular from the forest service warns that Americans use far more wood than Europe and than forests grow. It argues for government and state control to boost growth, reduce waste, and ensure sustained timber supply, noting the southern and Pacific regions nearing max production while national forests comprise about one fifth of total land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Forest Service
United States
Germany
Saxony
Prussia
Europe
Lake States
Pacific States
Washington
Divorce debate and editorials mix in Albuquerque column
A wide range of local opinions dig into divorce reform, editorials on Governor Curry and Roosevelt, booster notes for Las Vegas Optic, and editorials about New Mexico politics. The fragment touches on social effects of neglect, legal changes, and public spending like a new city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Curry
New Mexico
Roswell
Las Vegas
Sunshine Territory
Zinc mining surge in New Mexico boosts 1906 output
The Mining Reporter notes a near 1905 to 1906 production rise with about 1,800,000 pounds likely. Socorro County leads the state as the main zinc area, with Kelly and Graphic mines shipping to Kansas smelters and the east. The Kelly mine ships 100 tons daily and reports vast ore bodies with gold silver zinc lead and copper values. The Graphic mine in Ozark Mining and Smelting Co shows zinc sulfide at depth with ore up to 42 percent zinc, signaling a top New Mexico zinc deposit. Magdalena district shifts from lead-silver to zinc driving new developments across several counties including Tres Hermanos near Deming and Sierra County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socorre County
Tio Grande River
Kelly and Graphic
Kansas
Far East
Kelly
Mr. Taylor
Tri-Bullion Mining and Development Company
Graphic
Ozark Mining and Smelting Company
New Mexico
United States
Magdalena
Tres Hermanos
Deming
Luna County
Profesor Jones
Carpenter
Sierra County
Hanover
Grant County
Congressmen as timid cows in a rain of telegrams
A historical critique compares Congress members to loving kine and cowed by lobby pressure. It describes the railway anti-pass fight, the sea of telegrams and letters, and how lobbyists wield public sentiment with devices like mineographs to drive legislative outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson Gardner
Success Magazine
Senate
Western Union
Collins
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Backyard Rockery Transforms Trash into Beauty
A garden subscriber describes turning a rubbish heap into a two by seven foot rockery. They dug a foundation from tin and china scraps, laid stones, and planted ferns and blue violets from nearby woods. Watering each morning keeps the display thriving.
Fragmented Verse and Local Jokes Echo Taft Era Echoes
A collage of quips, poems, and local names lampoons public figures and places. References range from Peter Doughi and Mrs Smith to New Mexico weather jokes, Kansas comparisons, and Toledo style banter. Mentions Albuquerque Tucumeart Silver City Cincinnati and Taft era politics mingle with light verse about dogs and youths.
The National Lemon Club by Stuart Maclean
A satirical piece about a Washington craze and the idea of forming a Lemon Club with famous figures in humorous roles. It lists imagined officers including K. H. Harriman as Chief Lemon and Chandler as Lemon Aide, with other lighthearted titles and mock membership. The piece ends with a sham ad for a throat remedy and a local drug store contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Maclean
Incorporation
Lemon Club
Ted Ae
A Vote From the Mountains For Decency Prompts Reader Reply
A Citizen letter from Jemee Hot Springs objects to a Journal article on decency, accusing its author of hypocrisy and false testimony in a past political scandal. The writer urges integrity in politics and religion, while noting a local restaurant purchase and a wheat price detail for Chicken Tewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemee Hot Springs
N. M
Morning Journal
Vyolve
Jemez
Republicen
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Albuquerque Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Company
WS Strickler
William F. Brogan
Ohio State Journal
Garden of Paradise
Missouri
Estancia Valley
Estancia News
Uiligs Mt
Ariesta “County
Curry
Evening Citizen
Advocate
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
San Juan Hill
Sto Grande Valley
Noudig
New York
Bryan
Clalit
Albuquergar
Walstore
J P. Margen
Farmington
San Juan County
Wete
Kine
Roscoe
Mitzi
Peter
Peter Doughi
Gut
Bill Foler
Nero
Rome
Toate
Fieet Street
Railroad Avenue
Mary Lea
Albuquerque
Willie
Tucumeart
John Jones
Sliver City
Louisa
Towser
Theodore
Rend
Charles P
Cincinnas
Bil
Tate
Henry
Charles
Stickley Bros. Mfg. Co
F.H. Strong
the National Lemon Club
K. H. Harriman
Ion Parker
Chandler
Howen
Wallace
Poultney Bigelow
CMU
Maria
Te Steer and Company
West Railroad Avenue
Walton's Drug Store
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
North First Street
Ree
Mansard's Milly
John B. Love
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fairview Cemetery
Hostetter
Joe Fer
Prrivas
Kackley the Tailor
West Gold Avenue
Whitson Music Co
South Second
Imay
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
Peer Beabeviege
Caverigan
Perton
Wood
John
Pearen
South First Street
Bo &S
Pioneer Bakery
South Pirst Sweet
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