Cotton Crop Means Millions To Growers Of The South
The 1899 cotton season promises large profits for Southern growers. Acreage reaches up to 31,720,571 last year with a possible rise this year. Expected 13.5 million bales, worth about ten cents a pound on average, could total around eighty million dollars. The piece covers prices, production, labor wages, and the cotton trade dynamics led by the Southern Cotton Association.
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J. H. Whyte
New Orleans
South
Lantear
Southern Cotton Asociation
Texas
San Antonio
China
Wo Ting-Fang
Governor denies Pecos rumor about Miguel’s return
The governor told a New Mexican representative there is no truth to the rumor about Miguel. He said Miguel would return home last evening from the camp as indicated by a telegram received from the young man.
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Upper
Pecos
Miguel
Mesilla Park College Preparing For Opening Year
Abundant rains and water in the ditch boost optimism for Mesilla Park College in Mesilla Park New Mexico as preparations for the new term progress. The preparatory department may be phased out over time and a larger student body is anticipated with the girls dormitory set to be expanded.
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N. M
Polescemerican League
R. Hle
KR. H.E
Tinsley
Vernon
Hare
Soledad
McArthur
J. 0. Miller
Cloudcroft
Paul
Deemer
Eaton Edwards
Mias Helen
Margaret Edwards
Lawson
Joe Lowe
Ard Eaton
George Edwards
Howse
Mike Charlotte Baker
Old Mexico
Har Vaca
Pinckney Ford
Foster
Santa Fe
Jake Sweet
el Paso
col + liege
Imuste
Wooten
Lester
Paso
Bids Wanted for Fair Grounds Concessions Albuquerque 1905
Notice seeks bids for concessions and privileges during the twenty-fifth territorial fair in Albuquerque spanning September 18 to 23, 1905. Items include food, drink, games, novelties, ride operations, and various racks with a right to reject bids. secretary is D K B Sellers. Also notes related local notices and advertisements.
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Albuquerque
al Roanerith XN
Addrom
Sellers
N. M
Tax Levy and Internal Revenue Notes for Torrance County
Official matters note internal revenue receipts for New Mexico and Arizona at 80844 dollars. Torrance County levies 30 mills total with several dedicated funds. railroads to begin taxation in two years, valuation projected between 225000 and 259000 dollars. Also includes mixed in pillbox medical ad text and local business notices.
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Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue District
New Mexico
Arizona
Torrance
Torrance County
Cattle Sanitary Board
el Paso & Northeastern
Veterinary Ad for Dr Blott M R C V Veterinary Surgeon
An old advertisement for veterinary services by Dr Blott M R C V Veterinary Surgeon offering cattle and dogs treatment with up to date methods. Office at Trimbles stabl Old phone 3 avig 122.
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Blott
Trimbles
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