Raising Milk Goats in the United States
Milk goats are grown in limited U S areas by a few progressive breeders. Foreign communities keep goats for milk and meat, with some farms in the east midwest and west. Goats thrive on hilly rough land and level ground not swampy, with shelter for cold climates. Proper feeding ensures wholesome milk and a sweeter taste, with an average pure bred doe producing about two quarts daily.
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United States
Middle West
National Livestock Reporter
Union
Ankara
National Cash Register seeks new Dayton plant site
The National Cash Register company of Dayton Ohio gauges sites for a new plant as Dayton firms up a bid to keep the 5000-employee operation with a $52000 weekly payroll. Competing cities include Buffalo Rochester Binghamton and Albany while Albuquerque is praised for healthful conditions and fiber to locals. The Commercial Club may shift focus to Dayton’s manufacturing advantages.
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Natonal Cash Register Company
Dayton
Ohio
New York
Ht WM
Buffalo
Rochester
Binghampton
Albany
New York State
Rise and Promise of Charles Curtis From Orphan to Senator
A sweeping portrait of Charles Curtis tracing his life from an orphaned youth in Topeka to United States senator. The piece extols perseverance, hard work, and “the land of opportunity” while noting shipping discrimination against Denver and New Mexico merchants. It surveys political issues in New Mexico and Kansas, urging reform and party unity amid a cosmopolitan, evocative frame.
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Charles Curtis Horn
Topeka
Kan
United States
America
Charles Curtis
Denver
Chicago
Carrimes
New Mexico
Territorial Legislators Move Toward Action in Santa Fe
Disappointed residents sense a slim chance lawmakers from the county will act as the territorial legislature convenes in Santa Fe. Early sessions hint at factional skirmishes easing toward reform as interest grows in enacting an equitable salary law for public servants.
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Santa Fe
Territorial
Hanover Shows Fruit Trees Along Its Roads
A dreamer conceived a plan for 1 087 miles of Hanover highways lined with 176 794 fruit trees bearing pears cherries apples plums. The project creates a continuous orchard worth about 40 009 annually, plus shade and beauty aiding travel. The province maintains 400 acres to supply young trees and promote tree culture as a philanthropic, economic, and artistic effort.
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Hanover
Dajuth News-Tribune
Food Faddists Beset by Dining Nuisances
A critique of food faddism argues health is a normal aim not a fad. It condemns diet regimens that try to force others to adopt them and notes dyspepsia and starved appetites are not universal issues. Bishop Fallows is cited on children’s eating, urging restraint from overrated dietary theories. The piece urges tolerance for individual tastes and criticizes public lecturing on proper meals.
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Bishop Fallows
Sam
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Difficulties of an English Diner Getting Meals
A diner chronicles time and cost constraints at a London restaurant, detailing repeated delays, menu changes, and slow service as he laments rising costs and dwindling dining time. He describes waiting long for meals, substitutions, and a final attempt with fruit and cream, ending with the note that there is no charge for attendance but a sense of being an extra.
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Jagged Hare
Minchester Kigland
Guardian
Official Roster of the Legislature Compiled by Districts
The official roster lists members by district for the thirty seventh legislative assembly. Councils and houses are named with district assignments including Colfax Union Taos Morar Rio Ariba San Juan Santa Fe Bernalillo Valencia McKinley Guadalupe Socorro Sierra Otero Lincoln Torrance Eddy Chaves Dona Ana Gr ant Jama Dona Ana Luna Otero Valencia Torrance Soverre Socorro Sierra Grant Dona Ana Lincoln Chaves Eddy Roosevelt San Miguel Bernalillo Mara arrange numerous names such as M B Stock Malaquins Martines W G Sargent Charles Asplosa James S Tunean K A Miera J F Sulzer Jacobo Chaves Harvey M Richards W D Murray Carl A Dakes J O Camer Horace Abbott Romulo Padilla B Biernbaum E KH Studley Julian Trujillo Price Walters N V Gallegos RL Baca Sylvester Mirabel E S Aldrich Amos Green Robert Martin J A Moran Frank W Bir y A J Hudspeth J W Mallens
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Legislative Assembly
Houm
Colfax
Union
M. B. Stock
Taos
Morar
Malaquins Martines
Rio Ariba
Sanjwaan
W. G. Sargent
San Miguel
Charles Asplosa
Quay
Guadalupe
James S Tunean
Santa Fe
Sandoval
K. A. Miera
Bernalillo
J. F. Sulzer
Valencia
McKinley
Jacobo Chaves
Socorro
Sierra
Harvey M. Richards
Grant
Luna
Dona Ana
W. D. Murray
Otero
Lincoln
Torrance
Carl A. Dakes
Eddy
Chaves
Roosevelt
J. O. Camer
Fiint
Horace
Abbott
Union County
Romulo Padilla
Mara County
B. Biernbaum
Mara
E. KH. Studley
Io Arriba
Julian Trujillo
Ihe Arriba
San Juan
Price Walters
N. V. Gallegos
RL. Baca
Sylvester Mirabel
McKinsey
Aldrich
Soverre
Amos Green
Robert Martin
Jama
J. A. Moran
B. Holt
Frank W. Biry
A. J. Hudspeth
Chave Eddy
J Wo Mallens
B. Wo Deniston
Filemen
Sanches
Rafael Herrera
Bernatillo County
Bernand Rappe
Fy Y Montoya
City directory canvassers appointed for 1904 edition
The five canvassers for the 1904 city directory began work this morning with Ruswell Foster in First ward DC Matson in Second William Keteher in Third Wade Rhine in Fourth and AC de Buca Jr in old town Citizens are urged to provide accurate information The appointment of E Dagenette as supervisor of Indian employment by the interior secretary signals a salary and responsibility increase His offices are in Room 2? Ellwell building corner Gold Avenue on Second Street.
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Citizen Publishing Company
Ruswell Foster
DC Matson
William Keteher
Wade Rhine
A.C. de Buca, Jr
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Hitchcock
Interior Department
Washington
Dage
Hetle
Elf
iRoom
Mwell Building
Gold Avenue
Onl
Second Ste
Armijo Rites Set At Sacred Heart Church
Aniceto Armijo, 55, died Saturday at 418 West Huning Avenue. Burial is at San Jose Cemetery with funeral at Sacred Heart Church in the morning. Armijo was a noted rancher and sheep raiser, formerly of Los Corrales. A separate report notes the death of Ray Hrash from tuberculosis and his body sent to Hay City, Michigan. Also advertised is a January sale at Golden Rule Dry Goods with large discounts on clothing and linens, including corsets, dresses, and infants wear.
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Aniceto Armijo
West Huning Avenue
San Jose
Sacred Heart Church
Armijo
Ife
Los Corrales
Ray the Hrash
Highlands
Hom
Hay City
Michigan
Warner
Thureday
Golden Rule Dry Goody Company
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W. T. McCreight
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Blue Ridge
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Legisature
Cithien
Comlimiin Subeer
Ree
Hie
Ruler
Berra- Milo
Legislature
the Golden Rule
DEY Goods
A. D. Johnson
Ove Mee
General
F. H. Strong
Ise
Solomon Luna
Albuquerque
McIntosh Hardware Co
T. C. Nead
Roy
E. Maharam
Railroad Ave
Opera House
Pioneer Bakery
South First Street
J. T. Harger
12Th Street
Mountain Road
WAL+ Ton
J. D. Eakin
G. Giomi
Chas, Melini
O. Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini& Eakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Southwest
Jas. 8
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
St. Louis
B. C
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T. J. Monarch
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
Chickering & Sons
Whitson Music CO
South Second Street
New
J. F. Palmer
North First Street
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett, Prop'r
West Railroad Avenue
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