Review of 1966 business year from Bradstreet experts
The Citizen prints the core Bradstreet review of 1966 noting favorable crop yields record cereal output and high farm product values and broad growth across mining trade immigration and manufacturing. It highlights ware time price stability amid supply pressures and calls for further postal reform and expansion to boost commerce and curb extortion by couriers.
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Bradstrest
Bradstreet’s
Gomes
New Mexico Admission Bid Faces Final Hurdle
A fragmented report notes New Mexico backed by Congress, while Arizona opposed, delaying statehood amid mixed national sympathy. A constitutional CID presented to Congress aims to admit New Mexico as a mingle state, but acceptance remains doubtful.
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Newhat
New Mexico
Arimona
Congress
Arnona
One of Mark Twain's Best Biography Stories
An anecdote recounts a Hartford to Washington trip where Mark Twain receives a grave note from Livy Cleveland and exchanges playful notes with her at the White House. Twain recalls prompting a humorous moment, then sends a card to Samuel Clemens with a witty prompt about his absence.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Congress
Senator Foraker
Mark Twain
Hartford
Washington
Cleveland
Livy
Priloe
Burning Question on Number of Child Parents
A fragmented reminiscence argues about parental roles in childrearing focusing on the conflict between fathers and mothers. The piece reflects a personal view on shared duties, authority, and the dynamics of family decision making within a household. It contrasts parental influence on clothing, activities, and provisions through anecdotes of everyday life.
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Xehoot
United
Cassente
Air
Eveertods
Elbow Sleeves Declared Doomed by Scientists
A humorous or satirical piece reports scientists declaring elbow sleeves doomed as fashions shift. It describes a high school superintendent and other figures debating propriety as sleeves are cut to match prevailing customs. The mock dialogue mocks social expectations and urges readers to consider clothing limits.
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Almont
Danie
Hector
Lake Hole
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Washington, D.C
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A. A. Robinson
Mexican Tral Pailroad
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Albuquerque
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Mexican Central
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Harriman
J.J. Hil
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Wash D.C
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Tite
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Wall Street
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Our Bakery
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MM. Mandell
Red Cross
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William Chaplin
West Railroad
Albuquerque New México
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