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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1905

Page

4

Dairy expansion urged for Albuquerque and region

A Citizen dispatch highlights vast dairy outputs in Iowa and California, totaling 93,000,000 pounds of butter valued at 26 million dollars and 8.6 million dollars respectively, urging Albuquerque to secure a local dairy or creamery to benefit the city and surrounding farming areas. It cites Roswell and Pecos valley dairies discussing markets for butter and cream and calls for more farmers to cultivate small lands.

Iowa California Citizes Roswell Register Roswell Boxwell Creamery Company Pecos

Northward Canadian Growth and American Immigration

The article discusses Alberta and Saskatchewan as Canadian provinces emerging from territorial status, noting Saskatchewan's recent election of its provincial legislature. It cites the London Times praising Canada's northwest progress under Laurier, highlighting millions of bushels of grain produced annually and a strong influx of settlers from the United States seeking rich farmland across the frontier.

Alberta Saskatchewan Dominion of Canada Sret New Mexico London Times Canada Great Northwest Sir W. Laurier Northwest

Winter Predictions and Amidst Broad News

A patchwork of forecasts and notes from the fall to winter, citing signs from geese, rabbits, squirrels, bees, corn husks, and muskrats to suggest a short mild winter. The New Mexican reprints Kansas City Star remarks urging the end of paper monopolies, a Shackleford bill for cheap newsprint, and California university education conferences.

Ubaruey Iineh Lawrence, Kas, Gazette Kansas City Star Department of Justice Troat Congress Shackleford

Rich Men and their Love of Books From London Tit Bits

Wealthy magnates and heirs including John D Rockefeller and John Wannamaker praise reading. They credit daily reading with sharpening business judgment, expanding knowledge, and mental discipline, recalling boyhood lectures and warnings against wasting time on trivial books.

London Oswego J. D. Rockefeller Johnson Rockefeller John Rockefeller Ceeil Rhoades Mr. Peabody Peabody Russell Sage John Wannamaker

The Brain Care Debate From a San Francisco Chronicle

A historical piece argues against brain specific foods and champions sleep and regular rest for brain health. It cites Dr. J Wallace and American Medicine, explaining that no special brain foods exist and advising tailored sleep schedules and rest to prevent mental and physical breakdown from overwork.

Wallace Ft la Alay

Anti Saloon League Organized Today In Albuquerque

Delegates from Christian denominations and the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convened at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Albuquerque. The New Mexico Arizona Anti Saloon League was organized with Rev. J. C. Roling as chairman and F. W. Spencer as secretary. A constitution, officers, and regional committees were established, and resolutions urged letters to congress and a prohibition stance on statehood for the territories. The session adjourned at 2 pm after electing officers and forming boards for New Mexico and Arizona. A charity concert was announced for Elks Opera House tonight.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union First Methodist Episcopal Church of Albuquerque Aatl Saloon League New Mexico Arizona J. C. Roling F. W. Spencer M. J. Butler Thomas Harwood van Wagner Hugh A. Cooper N. W. Ker H. O. Kekre M. J. Borden A. Whitcomb H. Hanson John R. Glass Thomas M. Harwood JH. Heald Valdes G Wennin D. A. Porterfield H. C. Thomson American Ant! Saloon League League Congress Winfield Scott Phoenix Ariz Thomson W. W. Bacon C. H. Davidson Wenning The Lutheran Church A. H. Harrison Episcopal Church Respecively H. ¢. Thompson

Common Mother Revered In Frences Gilbreath Ingersoll Text

A nostalgic reflection on the everyday mother as the backbone of family life. It lauds the common mother’s unglamorous labor, tenderness, and faith, praising her hands that mend bruises and guide children, and noting the moral strength she provides in birth and death moments.

Okehex Earth Heaven

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