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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1906
Page
4
Pueblo Chief cites rising silver demand and government purchases as driving prices higher. Analysts note stronger industrial and monetary use, with mining prospects revived in New Mexico and surrounding regions as bullion values climb from 40 to 60 cents or more since 1902.
Citizens propose quirky ideas for Buffalo including keeping goats, fencing hens to homes, blinking streetlights, banning open gates, planting roses, banning brass signs, daily summer parades, and megaphones for streetcars to assist deaf riders.
The New Mexican rebuts Roy Goodrich and Arizona assertions about Santa Fe and Las Cruces counties debts. It presents territorial indebtedness figures for Arizona and New Mexico, notes county and city debts, and argues New Mexico would bear less burden if joint statehood proceeds. It pledges to publish official figures and support joint statehood unless the Republican convention opposes.
Georgia campaign rhetoric attacks Hoke Smith style disfranchisement impacting education for white farmers children and crop labor. South Carolina and Georgia cases cited show black attendance rise in schools while whites fall in primary grades, illustrating political aims behind education tests. The piece argues disfranchisement harms both races and morality, warning of anti democratic consequences.
The tale follows Jerry Blossom, a brigade heartbreaker, and his declared hundredth sweetheart as a Civil War events unfold from a Virginia valley to Winchester. After a night of restless dreams, Jerry is wounded in battle and returned to care, while the lone hundredth sweetheart visits in January amid funerals and memory.
A health notice explains kidney function and risks of impurity buildup, citing common symptoms. It endorses Doan's Kidney Pills by Foster Milburn Co. as effective, with 50 cent price and Buffalo New York as distributor. An advertisement fragment promotes free lunch tonight at the White Elephant.
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