Railroads and Rebates Under Court Girders and Promises
The Kansas City Star reports President B. Ripley of the A T and 8 F company defending rebates to Hutchinson Salt as common but unlawful under an injunction strengthening the law. Editorial comment urges strict enforcement of antirebate provisions and Sherman Act penalties to curb railway abuses. Rail safety and mileage data are cited, with a warning that attention to rail promotion may overshadow safety efforts. Work begins on a new wing at Loretto Academy Las Cruces, a two story mission style building to be modern and spacious, aiming to attract new students soon.
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Kansas City Star
B. Ripley
A. T. & 8. F Company
Hutchinson Salt Company
Star
Elkins
The
Railway Corporation
Calpman
Pr Ne
New York World
United States
Rairoad
Lnree
Loretto Academy
Las Cruces
Desert to Fruitfulness and Regional Developments
A Portales Herald report highlights dramatic land and crop improvements near Portales Roosevelt County New Mexico. Deep spring plowing yields rich Indian corn and abundant garden produce, signaling rapid agricultural growth across the territory. It also notes rising concerns from Breslau about Jewish persecution, Californian insurance regulation lessons, and discussions on joint statehood ideas for New Mexico and Arizona.
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New Mexican
Portales
Roosevelt County
America
August Days of Haze by Byron Williams in Western Publisher
A poem recounts a languid August filled with hazy mornings and tranquil scenes. It evokes swimming, nature, and simple pleasure, praising calm days that ease ambition and invite dreamlike rest.
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Byron Williams
Rune Wong
Paradise
Large Sized Operations Of The American Hen In 1904
The Chicago Chronicle notes a massive rise in egg production and storage in 1904, with about 1.99 billion dozen eggs produced and over 2 billion total eggs when including outside farms. Cold storage expanded, boosting efficiency, with 4 million cases stored last winter and storage space exceeding 75 million cubic feet. This shift shifted market control from farmers’ families to organized systems, sustaining prices and profits up to 75-80 percent at times. Eggs are now a year-round staple in continental cuisine, expanding from a breakfast item to entrees and dinner components, while poultry and related eggs rise in Europe and within American diets.
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Chicago Chronicle
United
United States
Virginia
Texas
America
Selections argue for incorporation of Las Cruces area
Strong reasons favor incorporation of Las Cruces, promising electric lights, water works, and other improvements. Mentions Hebe plant and Joe plant, streetcar line linking towns to the valley, boosting business. Notes Sankew Fe pisley building near completion and Casaneda use, with Las Vegas contemplated depot ground boost. Highlights Socorro County prosperity and rising cattle, wool, and sheep prices in Socorro.
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Merkey
Indun
Ovry
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Pardee
California
Equitable
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arizona
New Mexico
Kort
Belleville
Navy
Globe-Democrat
San Francisco
Chickering Bros
Santo Domingo
Oxford Golden Oak
Learnard & Lindemann
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
Press OF Southwest
Las Vegas
Castaneda
Socorro County
Bocorra County
Socarro
City Market
John W. Abbott
North Second St
M. Draggie
Drealern
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Albuquerque
New Mazies
W. Strong's Sons, PLC
Oo. W. Strong
Rong Block
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
Soth
North Second Street
Albuquerque Transfer Co
Geo, M, Baccus
International Poultry Food
E. W. Fee
South Second ST
A. Simpier
Housewife
Empress Mills
Mr. Berger
Ee the Florist
Coming
Knight
Midnight Sun
Mi &Elie Ind Iil
Yellowston Ind
O. F
Moet
St. Louis
Jos
Seblite Milwaukee
Automatic Telephone
South First Street
South Fourth Street
Gleckler
Irvan & Haygood
J. Korber & CO
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