Governor Hagerman chosen for New Mexico inaugural events
The article outlines Herbert Hagerman awaiting oath on January 22 in the supreme court chamber with Chief Justice Mills administering. A public reception at Palace Hotel follows the oath, then an inaugural ball. An executive committee, chaired by J. W. Raynolds, organizes invitations, seating, and subcommittees for finance, arrangements, decorations, printing, music, and reception, with about 200 tickets sold at $5 per couple. Public funds received by territorial treasurer noted.
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Herbert
Mr. Hagerman
Supreme Court
Palace Hotel
Als Honu
Santa Me
J. W. Raynolds
Amad. Kayes
Arthur Seligman
Paul A. Waller
Jose D. Sena
Levi A. Hughes
A. B Renehan
A. 8
Renehan
Palace Avenue
Raynolds
JH. Vaughn
First National Bank
Tiwan
Woman's Board of Trade
Jose J. Sena
Ela
A. B. Renehan
Nam
A. Hughes
J. Vaughn
A. Staal
A. J. Fischer
A. B.renehan
Amado Chaves
Samuel G. Cartwright
A. C Freland
N. B. Laughlin
A. M. Bergere
J. W. Maynolds
O. Watson
J. D. Be
Frank Owens
Paul A. F. Walter
Percy F. Koight
Edmund C. Abbott
J. A. Massie
David Knapp
R. C. Gortney
Spitz
A. L. Morrison, Jr
Janes J. Seligman
F. Saale
Frank McKalin
Frank Andall
Clerles
Catron and Pierce
Root Palon
A. RK. Gibson
New Mexicco
Citien
Merry Times Ahead for the Farmer
Douglas M. Wylie notes that in 1905 grain production hit record levels with corn and oats far exceeding world records. He cites transport constraints and irregular wheat trade, but rising domestic prices and strong corn demand abroad hint at improved farm finances and broad economic momentum across production, manufacturing, and trade sectors.
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Tline
Seaboard
Europe
United States
Eucope
Riseia
Danube
Prosperity and Industrial Peace Predicted for 1906
New York reports that leaders in commerce and industry expect unprecedented activity across all sectors in 1906. Improved crops, stable currency, and broad industrial peace spur confidence, with railroads, steel, ore, and shipbuilding expanding plans and employment.
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New York
Sma
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Turners
Southland
Lake Superior
Mannaeuver
Caise
Gay Christmas at McIntosh's Ranch on Estancia
Special Correspondence from Bntancia New Mexico describes a snowbound Christmas Day gathering at Willan McIntosh's Estancia ranch. Over a hundred guests enjoyed tables, dancing, pianola and phonograph selections, and speeches before departing in highland hospitality spirit despite blustery weather.
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Bntancia
New Mexico
Willan McIntosh
Chris
Estancia
McIntosh
McInitosh
Juden Gregg
Hawkins
Selectone
Arizona
Burns
Wanted WANTED Woman dishwasher at the Columbus hotel
Classified help wanted notices list numerous short ads across Columbus with jobs and rentals. Entries include WANTED help for a dishwasher, dress and clothing buyers, room rentals on West Railroad Avenue, bath and electric light furnished rooms, and real estate trades. Multiple names appear including J M Dennis Lumber, Mrs Martines, Mrs Nortis, and T L Me Spadden.
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Citizen Office
Columbus
J. M. Dennis Lumber Company
Rhoades
Ariz
South First Street
Viaduct
Will
Garcia
Weat
Railroad Avenue
Bank of Commerce
N. T. Armijo
Noth
the Lumber Company
Martines
Nortis
John Street
East End
W. Hi. Heed
G. BE. Hopkins
Gold Avenue
Upstaire
Globe
Hestnut Street
Phila
Professional Listings of Albuquerque Advocates and Professionals
A period advertisement page lists Bernard S. Rodey and D Bryan as attorneys at law with offices in Washington D C and Albuquerque, plus architects F W Spencer and C Wallingford, a contractor L Morgan, and medical doctors Hothanes A L Mahaffey J D Nusbaum and G H Connor M D. It also notes civil and mining engineers Corbet Collins and H W Otero, a US land matters official, an undertaker A Borders, and a commercial club building contact.
Willing Helpers and Classified Advertisements
The piece extols a classified advertisement in The Evening Citizen as a willing helper. It argues willingness covers sins of service and that such ads are absolutely competent and economical publicity that works constantly for the advertiser.
Upcoming Events List From January Schedule
January shows include Kiltlo's band on the first, Moving Pictures on the sixth, Samuels' Attractions and Shadows on the Hearth on various dates, Old Cross Roads and Ole Oleson listed, plus other attractions such as Romaine and 4igan's Troubles. The fragmentary schedule hints at multiple acts with dates around January 1 to January 12.
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Kiltlo
Moving Pictures
Samuels’ Attractions
Abio Romaine
Shadows On the
Old Cross Roads
Tractions
Ole Oleson
Weather and land progress in Logan County report
Logan correspondent reports light snow, healthy sheep, and green range in Quay county. Public lands visitors seek homesteads, settlers improve holdings, and intensive farming yields fair crops with little water. Local health ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure while urging readers to subscribe for The Citizen and receive updates.
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Logan
Quay County
Merchant Tailoring Upstairs Over No 209 West Railroad
Local merchant C Bambini advertises a tailoring shop upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue. Services include suits to order, cleaning, pressing, repairs, and ladies garments. Fifteen years in business, guaranteeing first class work and measuring for trial patronage. Also mentions a patent medicine anecdote and a newspaper subscription plug.
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West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
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Lincoln County
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Rio Arriba
Eugenio Romero
Miguel County
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Cattle Loan Board
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Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Russia
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South Broadway
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Aivaquerue N. M
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N. Armijo
J. D. Nusbaum
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New Mexico Board of Osteopathy
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Corbet & Collins
Civil and
United States Deputy Mineral Surveyors
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fery
Albuquerque, N. M
U. 8. Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank
O. N. Marron
D. A. McPherson
J. B. Hmrndon
Roy McDonald
Gashier
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Southwest
Albuquerue, N. M
Alwaye
iWays
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
B. Ruppe
Railroad Ave
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First Street
Coal Ave
Albuquerque N, M
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