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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1906

Page

4

Five Years Old Tucumcari Grows Into Prosperous Town

The Tucumcari News cites a five year mark for Tucumcari Quay county noting a courthouse, schools with nearly 300 pupils, multiple churches, many stores and hotels, two railroads and two banks, electric lights and a city government. It contrasts growth with a Rock Island rail line, rail freight issues, and plans to develop pinon and other regional products amid broader territorial and national context including New Mexico statehood discussion.

Tucumcari Quay County Tucumcaii Tucamesi Httle Rock Island Montoya

Dry farming can be made easily leading industry

F M Hughes of Roy New Mexico advocates dry farming as viable in semi arid zones near Clayton Roy and Springer He cites his own five year experience growing corn cane milo and vegetables and argues good seed timely planting ground prep and cultivation can yield profitable harvests He urges merchants to support home grown produce to build a strong regional farming economy citing decades of limited irrigation as a barrier and predicting ten years of progressive change highlighted in the Las Vegas Daily Optic.

F. M. Hughes Roy, N. M He Cay Hughes New Mexico Optle Clayton Roy Springer Frank Carpenter Tam Jim Johnson Quay County Las Vegas Optic

Government Bath House Initiative Aids Rural Homes

The Agriculture Department promotes affordable home bath facilities for farmers, arguing modern bathrooms with hot and cold water improve health and comfort. It notes country life lacks such conveniences and urges distribution of pamphlets through the department and congress members to help households lacking bath setups.

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Fruit and Shade Trees Buy of Someone You Know Now

Alger at 124 South Walter Street advertises a buy of fruit trees shade trees shrubs vines and flowers. Contact details not fully clear in the fragment.

Alger South Walter Street Balling Pioneer Bakery South First Street

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