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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1905

Page

4

Farmers urged to gather crops for Roswell exhibit benefit

The Roswell Register urges every farmer in Chaves county to bring a sample of proof crop to the Roswell Commercial Club exhibit. The plan aims to showcase all local food crops to boost land values and inspire emulation across the territory. Albuquerque would gain similarly from a permanent home exhibit, with seed quality raised by territorial efforts to encourage better seed and access to improved varieties.

Roswell Chaves County le Roswell Commercial Vishtork Commercial Club al Viestors Ure Staten Bs Ron Sharp Enoth Albuquerque Santa Fe

Arizona postmasters pressed into anti joint statehood effort

The anti joint statehood league in Arizona uses postmasters to collect names for a petition against joining with the state. Some postmasters resist, others back joint statehood, and the Postmaster General Cortelyou may order hands off. Also notes Russia’s “manana” spirit in the Japanese war and local postmaster changes in New Mexico with Peter E. Lacey and Hazy Ones appointed.

Arizona Ernor Kibbe Cortelyon Boing Mr. Cleary League Globe-Democrat Russia Witte St. Peters Japan Foreign Office Siberian United States Treasury New York San Francisco National Bank

Nine Local Youths Raise Funds for Public Fair Pageant

A group of nine students from Lockont, Washington, staged a school fundraiser to attend the centennial exposition. They formed a theatrical company, published a book, and sold copies to cover costs, raising over 400 dollars. They later enjoyed the Portland fair, noting its country atmosphere. The piece also briefly cites census figures for Russia and a light comment on cholera reporting by country editors.

Department of Publicity Lews and Clack Clase Bellingham Portland

President Teddy Who Is Truly American Portrait

A vivid, praising appraisal labeled as a judge’s view extolling Theodore Roosevelt as a capable, versatile, and principled American leader. The piece emphasizes Roosevelt as statesman, hunter, peacemaker, and reliable figure suited to lead with honesty and steadiness.

Teddy Who

Municipal Ownership of Manchester Trams Report

A Hull consul reports on Manchester tramways for the year ending March 21, 1905. Key figures show 126,900,875 passengers, net profit of 604,750 dollars, and 14.1 million car miles. Wages peak at 14 cents per hour with a paid holiday, and power costs are included in expenses.

Manchester Rogland Tramway Committee Corporation Walter C. Hamm Hull England

A Change of Mind and Humorous Vignettes Flash by

Glasgow humorist James Dalrymple recounts tales from Cleveland and Cincinnati about birthdays, bills, and clever misdirections. Anecdotes feature a frugal wife, a crafty Irish soldier, a minister’s Sabbath lesson, and thrift wisdom from William Howell and Markwell.

Glasgow Donald Helen Cincinnati Enquirer

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