Wyoming Food Law Enforcement In Early Years
The article details Wyoming’s early food dairy and oil laws, and the 1906 push led by H. W. Bur to educate merchants. It covers inspections, shelf clearance by February 9 1906, adulterated goods removal, and the shift toward stricter labeling and chemical preservative scrutiny to protect consumers. It notes state and federal roles, labeling requirements for mixtures, and problems with catalog houses bypassing local inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
H.W. Bur
Chemical Department
Nate of Foodie
Wiley
United States Bureau of Jchemistry
MEXICO MINING ADVERTISER IN QUIET TOWN MEETING
A fragmentary print cites an advertising notice from the SSE Mening Company of Port Mexico New York. It mentions a theory on disease cures with Mucklen Arnica Halve and promises relief for fever sores ulcers burns and wounds. The ad claims wide availability in stores and suggests Evening Citizen as a vehicle for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Mexico
New York
Jay
Mexico
Regel Viller
Sallie
Dri
Moxon
John Kemp
East Othefield
Mucklen
Hava
Albuquerque Defeated at Salt Lake Convention
Albuquerque delegates face defeat at Salt Lake gathering as growers discuss wool strategy and future policy. Though not achieving aims, the convention outlines plans to regroup and pursue growth in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Salt Lake
National Woolgrowers Meet Chooses Helena for Next Session
The National Woolgrowers association adjourned after a three day session in Hull Lake City with Helena chosen as the next host. Albuquerque, Salt Lake and New York were among contenders. John M. Berrrup of Albuquerque spoke on cooperation among sheepmen. F G Gooding urged an amended twenty eight hour law to set a speed limit for stock trains. The convention adopted resolutions on forest reserves, grazing fees, stock train speed, and predator control. Officers were elected. B S Warren of Nebraska re elected president and J M Wilson of Douglas western vice president. secretary reported 6000 members and finances showed balance on hand of 71 dollars with receipts 3621 and expenses 2850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Salt Lake
Albuquerque
New York
San Francisco
Jamestown, Exposition
Johnny Reads Taper
John M. Bearrup
F. G. Gooding
Idaho Woolgrowers Association
Bureau of Animal Industry
Forestry Bureau
Senate
Burkett
B.S. Warren
de. J. M. Wilson
Douglas
Wyo
Western
Presdent
Col
George ‘Truesdal
Washington
D.C
Eborn
Arizona
Gow Morade
Jay Hawley
One Cent Stamp Sold In Hook Horm
One cent post stamp tests announced to be issued in book form like the two cent stamp with twenty four stamps in four sheets bound similarly and selling for twenty five cents each. Officials say the first issue will appear about March 1 and will be interleaved with paraffin paper.
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Hook Horm
Washington
Do Co
Navy retirements and plans for James Town exposition
Rear Admiral Charles Sigsbee praises youth advancement in the navy as he retires from active duty. Plans for the Jamestown exposition include the entire U S battle fleet and ships to be displayed in Hampton Roads for four to five weeks, with ships like the Alert and Wolverine and training ships Constellation and Exsex.
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Sigsbee
Washington, DC
Charles Dwightlesbee
Savy
Jamestowshington
Navy Yards
Wolverine
Constellation
Oast
Exsex
Hartford
Adams
Hampton Roads
Purity System Claim Promotes Cascarets for Clean Inside Health
An advertisement extols purity of the human system for health and promotes Cascarets candy cathartic as a vegetable laxative that cleanses the bowels, prevents disease, and aids overall well being. It touts a large user base and urges readers to buy a 10 cent box from their druggist today.
Notice of final proof for Small Holding No 2547
Department of the Interior Santa Fe office notes Mariana Chavez de Otero will prove twenty years continuous possession for Small Holding Claim No 2547 in Sec 36 T TN R2E with witnesses Aragon y Baca Aniceto Aragon Guillermo Orona Quirino Samore. protest rights at Los Lunas NM on Jan 26 1907. MANUEL R OTERO Register
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
Los Lunas
Mariana Chavez de Otero
Francisco Aragon Y Baca
la Lamas
Aniceto Aragon
Guillermo Orona
Quirino Samore
Peralta
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Notice of Homestead final five year proof filings
Lucio Ortea of Chilili NM and Jesus Ortega of Chili NM filed notices of intention to make final five year proofs for their Homestead entries dated December 10 1901. Proofs will be made before U S District Court clerks in Santa Fe and Albuquerque NM on dates in February and December 1907. Witnesses listed include Francisco Garcia Estefano Ortega Lovenao Ranches Edward Carter all of Chili and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
N. M
Lucio Ortea
Chilill
W. Nex
H.W
Otero
United States Court
Albuquerque
Vrandeen Garcia
Estefano Ortega
Lorene On
Edward Carter
Chui
Noo
Manuel Ft. Otr Thegiater
EPOR
Tment of the Interior
Santa Re
Jesus Ortega
Chili
United States Court Commis
Francisco Garcia
Extalano Ortega
Lovenao Ranches
Manuel R. Otero
For Rent and Sale Notices From Albuquerque Ad Grid
A cluttered classifieds page lists multiple rental options including a five room modern house on North See street and two rooms for light housekeeping on North Broadway. other rentals at West Railroad and Seventh Street Tijeras. Also priced are furnished cottages, rooms, and a six room two story brick house on Seventh and Tijeras. Sales include Jersey heifers, a property on West Mountain road, a art square and wheel related items, and a Charter gasoline engine. Lost items include a gold filigree chain and a silk umbrella with a reward offered. References to local attorneys, dentists, engineers, and public notices appear alongside medical notices touting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a note from the Interior Department.
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Copper Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Broadway
P. B. Daniel
Mra
W. J. Childers
Twelfth Street
South Second Street
Albuquerque Pressed_ Brick & Tile Co
Alan
Colburn
South Flinteet
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
Silver Avenue
Santa Fe Gold & Copper Mining Co
Hagan
San Pedro
Geo. O. Marrs
North See Street
Lighthousekeeping
North Broadway
West Railroad
Coal Avenue
Seventh Street
Tijeras Avenue
Lommers & Matteucci
George K. Neher
Jersey
John T. Fletcher Ranch
Claune Girard
West Mountain Road
North Eight Street
North Twelfth Street
Incorporated
City
Daily Citizen
California
John Krick
East Second Street
Long Beach
J. N. Warner
South Edith Street
Snap—lata
Shapler
J.C. Phelan
Calif
H. Dunbar
West Gold Avenue
Disappearance of Checks Stirs Clifton Local Area
In Clifton a bundle of checks sent to a bank vanished en route from Mr. Billingsley’s store. Some reappeared in the possession of Climax Jim Nephew, who won’t explain his source. He is jailed in Holomonville. Post Office Inspector Lowe investigated and returned from Clifton with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HF Billingsley
Bank of Clifton
Lordsburg
Mr. Billingsley
Climax Jim
I Ihufus
Climax
Holomonville
Vostoffice
Lowe
Cit
Clifton
Post Office
Leaversworth
Kanaan
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TRE Evening Citizen
The
Citizen A Publishing Company
Nat Pestotice
Malin
City OF
Con
Sumer
Wyoming Pure Food State Department
Ranehmnen
Toeat
Food Commission
Montana
Central South
Hull Lake City
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Michigan
Wood
Nebraska
Robert Taylor
New Mexico
Luna Oble
A. A. Eaton
BJ. Pell
G. S. Walker
A. J. Knollin
Chicago
Forester
Gifford Pinchot
Mr. Potter
Salt Lake Commercial Club
Louisville
Southern Railway
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Tucky
Era Railway
Mic Erwin
the Highland Pharmacy
East Railroad
Cole
Black
Myyyyy 1? Corp
Armijo
Room
Santiago Griego
Carpenter
H. W
United States
Wenceslado Griego
Salomon Griego
Dario Chavez
J. R. Carpenter
M. Manuel
Nowic i
J. A. Bogarth
South High
Chamberlain
Carl
Isee
Porterfield Co
Weet Gold Ave
Ira M. Bond
N. W
Washington, D
D. Bryan
First National Bank
W. Dobson
Attorne
Cromwell Block
J.B. Krapt
Barnett Baulding
O'Rielly's
Edmund J. Alger
DDD
S. No
DI. J. . Haynes
N. T. Armire i
N.T. Armije
Cole A. Borders
FW. Spencer
Barnett Building
Es R. Farwell
K. D. Maddison
W. B. Childers
Damaica
Michael Hart
Cart Service
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies Islands
Pablo Gallegos
Belen
Jesus Luna
Ruperto Jaramillo
Simon Serna
Los Chavez
Pablo Ballejos
Jesus Jaramillo Y Gallego
Som
Cr. Floyd
Kershaw
Imperial Lane Dry Co
August Sherpe
Fort Madison
Druwissets
Wott
Wann & Lon
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