Why New Mexico Presents Thanks in 1905 Feature
The Earth issue from Santa Fe Railway’s Isave highlights why New Mexico is thankful in 1905. It notes population growth from 200,000 in 1900 to about 300,000, rising metals and mining output, irrigation expansion, more banks and businesses, cattle and sheep increases, new railroads under construction, and talk of statehood.
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the Earth
Great Santa Fe
Pecos
Isave
New Mexico
California
Texas
Colorado
Arizona
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colonel Frost
Bureau of Immigration
Sunshine
Eastern Railway of
Banta Fe
Populton
New Fashion Trends Sparked by Alice Roosevelt Kimono
In New York on December 27 readers note Duchess Alice Roosevelt sets trends. Elite girls and fashion conscious families chase exotic kimono styles from Japan with immense spending. A single rose pink satin kimono costs 1200 dollars, worn only in private spaces, yet fuels ongoing fascination and status among wealthy youth.
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New York
Dee
Alice Roosevelt
Japan
Kim
Night gown extravagance and lace controversy
A sensational account details a multimillionaire mother's luxury boudoir robe priced at $650 with heavy Valenciennes lace costing hundreds per yard. The piece symbolizes lavish tastes as young workers labor weeks on the silk and lace, while the article contrasts bargain gowns with opulent garments worn by the wealthy.
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Hany
Krowdin
New Officers of Las Vegas Knights of Columbus
The Knielite of Columbus of Lisa Venus elected the following officers and will reinstall Tuesday evening January 9: Grand Knight J B McMahon Deputy Grand Knight Charles O Malley, Connor J B Jos Treasurer J T Nolan Financial Secretary Frank acai Recoming Secretary Richant De vine Advocate J A Papen Lecturer Adam McIntyre Wardeo TF Keaveney Funeral Guard Kolas Fajen Outer Guard Manzanares Trustees M sondon J Flip ton and Hd Ryan For Fine Ebony Totter and Mouil ie Sits at Reasonable Prices calt epee Pharmacy.
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LAS Vegas Knights OF Columbus
Knielite of Columbus
Lisa Venus
Rinstallog
J. B McMahon
Charles O'Malley
Connor
J. B
Jos
J. T. Nolan
Frank Acai
Richant Devine
J. A. Papen
Adam McIntyre Wardeo
Keaveney Funer
Kolas Fajen
Manzanares
M. Sondon
J. ¥. Flipton
Hd. Ryan
Iowa Farmers File Homestead Entries in New Mexico Valley
Entries filed December 21 to 27 at the United States land office in Santa Fe by Iowa farmers who have staked homesteads and a desert land entry in the Katon da valley. Each homestead of forty acres, with settlers intending to return with families, livestock, and household goods to establish homes, construct houses, and begin farming, with ninety days allowed to settle after entry.
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Katanda
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
Iowa
Ted
Towa
WANTED HELP AND RENTALS IN ALBUQUERQUE LISTINGS
Classified notices list job ads for a hotel dishwasher and various trades, plus numerous rental offers and trades. Includes real estate listings, business exchanges, and personal notices from The Citizen with local address details and contact prompts.
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Hapgoods (Inc
Chemical Bulletin
Columbus Hotel
Anquire
The
Citizen Office
Edgerman
J. M. Dennis Lamber
Company
Rhoades, Ariz
South First Street
Vidduct
R.J. Sweeney
West Silver Avenite
Notice for Publication in Land Office Claim No 1601
Department of the Interior Santa Fe land office announces final proof not filed by Meltiton S. Otero for a holding in sections 19 and 24 town 7 north range 2 east. Witnesses named from Peralta Albuquerque Valencia and Peralta. Protests or evidence may be presented at Albuquerque on January 28, 1906.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Omce
Santa Fe
Itico
Nis
United States
Albuquerque
Meltiton S. Otero
Jouns Salazar Y Otero
Peralta
Placido Salazar Y Otero
N. M
Jesus Sanchez Y Alarid
Valencia
Desiderio Gurule
Interior Department
Manuel Re, Otero
Register
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Alice
Citizen Publishing Company
Bernalillo County
Dally
Rtkers
Cress Pontisgina
Data Oaks
Vertacn Express
Sun
Totter
Caltepee Pharmacy
Sk Hudbon
South Broadway
Park View Terrace
H H
Tilton
Imp Grant Block
T. L. McSpadden
McSpadden
South Anaweye
Bell
Sliver Avenue
Household Loan CO
Grant
West Railroad Ave
Privatc
J. E. Kraft
Grant Block
Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Edmund J. Alger
D. D
Railroad Avenue
Bernard
Rodey
Albuquerue N. M
United
Ira M. Bond
F Street N. W
Washington, D. C
R. W
Cts
D. F. McCralling
North Second Street
A. L. Mahaffey
M. D
N. T. Armijo
J. D. Nusbaum
Grant Elk
Colo
M.D. Osteopathic
New México Board of Oxteopathy
Barnett
Albuquerque Business College
G. S. Ramsay
Corbet & Collins
United States Deputy Mineral Surveyors
East Sile
Plaza
Paulsen's Association Railroad Ticket Office
H.W
Otero
United States Court
West
Silver Avenue
Land Office
Henry Colson
Masonville
Buckiin
A. J. Morelli
North Fleet Street
Montezuma Trust Co
the Bank of Commerce of
ANT
Solomon Luna
W. S. Strickler
V. P
Cashier
W.J. Johnson
Asst
Wm. Mcintosh
J. C. Baldridge
A.M. Blackwell
George Arnot
O. E. Cromwel
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua 8. Raynold
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKeer
R. A. Frost
H. F. Raynolds
L. B. Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank
O. N. Marron
D. A. McPhmrsox
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J. B. Herndon
KOT McDonald, Assietant Cashier
Southwest
Albuquerue
N. 1
Los Cerrillos
TL. McSpadden
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
B. Ruppe
Bank OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
Chicago
Eherman-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
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