Police issues and June livestock totals arise in Citizen report
The Citizen reviews the police committee report noting endorsement of night sergeant and mounted patrol ideas while challenging warrants and bond procedures. Separately, June live stock receipts at major markets reached 2,874,600 head, with six month totals at 17,240,165 and cattle slightly down from 1904, but gains in calves hogs sheep and horses.
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Chicago
Ansas City
Omaha
St.Louis
St. Joseph
San Juan County fairs feature Aztec and Farmington plans
The Aztec and Farmington fairs in September showcase San Juan county fruit, farm produce, and cattle as they prepare for a Durango-Farmington railroad timetable. Aztec awaits railroad approval for excursion trains to Durango while Farmington hosts a September 12 16 event to highlight local orchards and ranches. The piece urges expanding county exhibits to reach the Territorial Fair audience and compares regional prospects with Arizona and Las Vegas commentary.
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San Juan
New Mexico
Aztec
Durango
Farmington
San Jump County
Howe
Rail lines eyed to boost freight into New Mexico
The Eye notes Southern Pacific Salt Lake route interests to enter San Bernardino Valley and challenge Santa Fe in fruit and freight shipments. Hartley seeks a freight and passenger franchise on the proposed lines, signaling wider access. The New Mexican is praised for publishing local and territorial cuts and timely coverage that promotes New Mexico and its communities.
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Southern Pacific
Salt Lake
San Bernardino Valley
Santa Fe
New Mexican
New Mexico
Wne
Citheen
China seeks indemnity for Russo Japanese war damage
A Daily Stockholder article argues China is alive to its interests and may claim up to 100 million for occupation of Manchuria as a military base. It notes widespread destruction in Chinese territory and contends China’s past acquiescence could estop such claims, urging caution in demanding indemnity.
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China
Russia
Manchuria
Japan
Patchwork trousers teach a mother’s quiet love
A writer recalls a boy in school whose patched trousers drew laughter. He reflects on how patches signified a mother’s toil, night work, and frugality, making the garments priceless. The piece values motherly care over fashion and notes how such handiwork shaped character and empathy.
For Sale and Rent Notices From Local Listings
Fragmented ad notices show items for sale including a show case at Roberts' Restaurant and a swile pony. Also two large rooms for rent with electric light and cheaper housekeeping rooms at $5. Names include Mrs Rutherford and Congregational church block. subscription to Evening Citizen hinted.
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Trofie Roaidence
P. O
Roberts
Swiile Pony
Pone Sixth Street
Alan Toe
Mra. H. OB. Rutherford
Knight's Midnight Sun Special Prices on Street Sale
An advertisement notes special prices on Fourth Street and Railroad Avenue for an upcoming sale event at Knight's Midnight Sun on September 23. The notice emphasizes price reductions and street locations to attract shoppers.
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Knight
Ives
The Choice Must Be Made By You by Edmund Vance Cook
Fragmented poem text. The piece contrasts choosing happiness over envy and warns against coveting beyond one’s reach. It suggests priorities between small, petty gains and a broader, shared, wondrous view of life and art. The language is archaic and reflective on personal choice and perception.
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Edmund Vance Cook
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Police Committee
Marshal McMillin
Matehal
Tmes
Megal
SAN Juan County Resources
Arizona
San Bernardino
Colton
Hartley mm
B. F. Copp
T. Armijo Bldg
Ry Lee
Chickering Bros
Starr
Ellington
Howard
Hamilton
Oxford
Learnard & Lindemann
the Square Music Dealers
O. W. Strong's
Trong
Undertakers
Fairview and
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST
Railroad Ave
Jemez Hot Springs
United States Mall
Albuquerque
W. L. Trimble & Co
J. B. Block
Perea
Washington Avenue
C. W. Strong's Sons
Nolo
O. Dinsdale Highland Livery Stable
International Poultry Food
E. W. Fee
South Second ST
A. Simpier
Housewife
Empress Mills
Mr. Berger
West Copper Ave
Melini & Eakin
Whiskles, Moor & Chandon
White Sea
B.C
Bohemian
Jos. Schlitz Milwaukee
Alboanerane ‘E
Yellowstone Champagne
St. Louis
The
Immiercie
United States
Treasury
New York
San Francisco
National Bank
South Fourth Street
Glockler Building
Irvan & Haygood
Albuquerque Transfer Co
Cole
Geo. M, Baccus
City Market
John W. Abbott
North Second St
Maloy’s
Jock
J, Korber & CO
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