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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1905

Page

5

Dry farming proposed to grow crops without irrigation

A Utah plan argues crops can be profitable with deep plowing and soil moisture retention, using soil as a bottle to capture rain. Prof. P. A. Yoder notes that on lands with 12 to 15 inches of yearly precipitation, 20 to 10 bushels of wheat per acre can be produced in favorable years.

Uncle Sam Arizona Idaho California Wyoming Nevada Utah P. A. Yoder Rocky Mountains Canada

Morton Case and Tillman Bid for Senate Proof

The article discusses Senator Tillman's push to enter an official Senate record showing Paul Morton violated the law by granting rebates while Santa Fe vice president. It questions whether President Roosevelt blocked prosecution due to Morton’s cabinet role and weighs the potential impact on the president’s reputation and public judgment.

Roosevelt Paul Morton Santa Fe Railroad Morton Tillman South Carolina Senate Interstate Commerce Committee

Enforcing the Gie Law and Rebates Prosecution Rise

The piece argues the Elkins law must be enforced against railroads in Philadelphia and Chicago. It notes Attorney General Moody’s guidance to treat rebate violations as conspiracy to commit crime, with possible fines or imprisonment. It urges holding individuals, not corporations, to account and denies immunity for corporate violators.

Philadelphia Chicago Moody United States Supreme Court

Post Office Costs Prompt Reform Over Franking Privilege

The post office department faces a large deficit due to franking abuse. Officials cite mail fraud and waste, urging reforms to eliminate free service carried at the nation’s expense. President Roosevelt’s committee backs reducing padded publications through tighter government printing.

Post Office Department Gener Roosevelt Williom of Hollaré

Remember Mother At The Old Homestead

Beatrice Fairfax advises thoughtful Christmas gifts and emphasizes writing a loving letter to mother from afar. Small tokens matter less than sentiment, and a letter can bring comfort even when one cannot return home. Describe daily life and plans to be with her, aiming for delivery on Christmas Day.

Beatrice Fairfax Christman Eifta Regan Grandmamma Chickering Bros Bush & Lane Ellington Howard Victor Price & Teeple Southwest

A New Mexico county notes on profitable crops and immigration

The article discusses tried tomato varieties and urges local farm letters sharing profitable and unprofitable fruits to help newcomers and settlers. It covers recent rail excursions, weather delays, and optimistic views on Governor Hagerman and joint statehood, with references to various papers and regional projects.

Wood San Juan Hagerman New Mexico

Oratorical Contest and Holiday Advertisements

An 1905 page fragment advertises an oratorical contest on December 26 at 8 P M with contestants from Las Vegas Albuquerque Santa Fe Silver City Mesilla Park and Gallup. It also includes holiday transport rates via Santa Fe route and multiple vendor notices for candies, toys, real estate, and dances at Colombo Hall hosted by D A Matson Co. and J Bell Co with Hawley on the corner offering goods for the holidays.

Matson's Las Vegas Albuquerque Santa FE Silver Gity Mesilla Park Gallup J. . Bell & Co's Hawley

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