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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1905
Page
4
Amid talk of rough times, the piece notes a vast corn harvest and record crops. It cites a 2.6 billion bushel corn crop, a six-state yield breakdown, and a wheat forecast near 610 million bushels. It frames corn as vital to American character and economy. A stray poem then praises a beloved girl.
The board of consulting engineers from the Interior's reclamation service will meet in Carlstad on Monday August 28 to act on the project ing board's report and recommendations. Their ruling will determine whether the Pecos valley Carlsbad district irrigation system is government controlled, a memory of flood-destroyed years and costly efforts.
The Denver and Rio Grande southern route opens agrarian settlement in San Juan County New Mexico with orchards meadows and gardens thriving. Advocates argue statehood and annexation to Arizona would unlock taxes schools churches and markets, while opponents push for statehood to empower voters.
A New Mexico geography note lists county areas after recent state legislature changes. Bernalillo is the smallest at 1,240 square miles, Santa Fe 1,080, Taos 2,283, Mora 2,542, and others up to do notables like Socorro at 16,605 and Otero at 6,870. The piece covers forest reserves, Indian reservations, and military posts across the territory.
A collage of quips, remarks, and partial anecdotes from early 20th century papers. It mixes a Kansas divorce tale about wives searching husbands’ pockets with humorous exchanges involving Sarah Bernhardt, a Florence dinner, and a California regiment corporal.
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