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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
2
A marriage lasting from a decade to three decades ends in divorce. Both parties seek new starts as they divide assets and residences. Court records confirm the dissolution and request privacy for affected individuals.
In Sheridan Wyoming a wealthy Englishman, long thought dead by his former wife, reunites with her after 30 years. Dinner at Milton Pempater's ranch leads to a declared intention to remarry next February. The Western setting includes Maglish English and an emotional plea for forgiveness.
A fragmentary report recalls a confrontation involving Native individuals and a pale Crore, with mentions of Cherokee and Wis Tung. The text describes an event with violence, escape, and a quick revival, set around a period of tense interaction between White settlers and Native people.
A terse transcript recalls a Native American voice resisting white settlement. The speaker rails against land seizure and cultural erasure, prophesying a return to tribal sovereignty as forests reclaim the land and civilization wanes. Zeb leaves on the Katy toward Indian territory.
Two Missouri women from St. Joseph Helen Kimber and Nellie Howard secured a large fortune through Mexican land deals and leases. The pair obtained a government concession of 2,000,000 acres across mineral timber and agricultural lands near Sonora. They planned a railroad link with a Sonora line and pursued real estate ventures along the Rock Island route, leveraging courage over capital to outpace male rivals.
Luther Foster president and director of the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and experimental station will represent New Mexico at the dry farming convention opening today at the Albany hotel in Denver. Foster is a leading agricultural authority with long experience at experimental stations and college leadership roles in multiple states. He will arrive in Denver this morning.
Portind Ore January 33 the 1200 birthday of Mary Ramneey f Wood will celebrate with family and friends. She recalls lifelong work and faith in God and says she loves life and plans to keep living. Born Kaneville Tennessee 17S7, she moved to Grewan in 1614 where she has lived ever since while reflecting on family and aging.
Denver Colo Jan 25 The Western Live Stock Association opened its annual show in the union stock yards yesterday with cattle and hog entries larger than previous shows led by the association, while sheep show a small decrease. Attendance of breeders stockmen and the public was very large. Judging for prizes began yesterday and today is agricultural college day. Sales of ordinary cattle start Monday and on tier day pure bred cattle go under the hammer.
The eight annual session of the Illinois State Historical Society began with president Alfred Orendorf presiding. Attendees included Hall and Kwart BR from the University of Illinois as well as George Dawson of Chicago who spoke on early literary men in Illinois. Alfred Bayless gave an engaging talk on Indian legends and John Roberts outlined General John Idgar’s life. Tomorrow features talks on Mindrs Archaeology by Clark McAdams and Dr Dante Berry on the 1811 earthquake.
London January 25 The Wentchester Boat Club of New York has entered the international canoe race to be held in August with six nations competing France Belgium Austria Italy America Britain Each competitor must be an amateur and nominated by a yacht or paddle club The race will be on water four miles long and the cup goes to the owner if one canoe wins both events The races will follow Royal Canoe Club Britain rules Dominion YM Convention Opens in Montreal with representatives from many branches discussing foreign student arrivals and employment A growing network of associations spans the United States and across villages towns and cities
The Louisville Board of Trade event featured Hon. Sherburn M. Hecker mayor of Milwaukee as a keynote speaker. Ja y Helm and John W. Yerkes also attended. Hecker, noted as the youngest U.S. mayor, delivered remarks on our Man ta Policies while Mikes discussed Municipal Ownership of Public Testuttes.
Commander I E Peary lectured in Carnegie Hall on his latest Arctic expedition experiences. The talk featured illustrated views from regions never before trod by human foot and was presented with lime light projections.
A misprint corrected indicates Denver, not Los Angeles, as the site for next year’s American live stock exposition. The record notes Denver will host the event, while Los Angeles was previously stated in error.
Hon H C Abbott longtime legislator from Colfax county speaks on northern territory conditions. He notes cattle prices up recently, demand strong, sheep market weak, lambs high, and discusses irrigation, grazing leases, and plans to plant sugar beets for Colorado factories. Abbott highlights Springer's growth and land use shifts toward farming and irrigation projects in Colfax and nearby counties.
Department of the Interior notices claimant Mariana Chavez de Otero will present final proof for Small Holding Claim No. 2547 on January 26, 1907 at Los Lunas New Mexico. Witnesses include Francisco Aragon y Baca Aniceto Aragon Guillermo Orona Quirino Samore. Protests may be cross examined at the time and place. ANUEL K. OTERO, Register.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Santa Fe announces Lucio Ortega of Chill, New Mexico filed a five year proof for Homestead entry 6702 dated December 10, 1901 covering W ½ and B ½ NW Section 12 Township 6 N Range 6 W. Proof to be made before United States Court Commissioner H. W. at Albuquerque on February 5, 1907 with witnesses Extolano Ortega, Sanches, Edward Carter, and others. Also notices Jesus Ortega of Chill filed final proof for Homestead entry 6709 dated December 10, 1902 for NW ¼ and NW SW Section 12 Township 6 N Range 6 E. Proof to be made before H. W. United States Court Commissioner at Albuquerque with witnesses Franciscus Garcia, Hatolano Ortega, Larensa Sanches, Edward Carter.
A fragmentary 1907 classified list offers various items for sale including a typewriter, a varnish or wax treatment, a Gira property on West Mountain Road, stock in an established retail business, a gasoline engine for pumping, a lot in Simpler addition, and a lost and found section. Public notices include land patent filings in New Mexico with multiple names and dates, and endorsements by local officials.
Public notice from Santa Fe indicates Pablo Ne of Belen N M has filed intention to make final five year proof on Mamerstead Entry No 9621 for NW Section 2 Township 4 N Range 3 W. Proof to be made before Jesus Luna Probate Clerk Los Lunas NM February 7 1907. Witnesses include Rup er to Jaramillo Helen NM Simon Serna Los Chaves Pablo Ballejos Los Lunas NM and Jenux Jaramillo y Gallego Helen NM.
A Kershaw business leader C O Floyd recalls an eleven year recovery from consumption and severe cough after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He says weight rose from 125 pounds to 179 pounds and his cough and lung trouble vanished. Trial bottle offered.
An old article warns that colds cause more fatalities than any other illness, urging prompt care. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective early treatment that loosens the cough removes secretions and supports recovery, sold by druggists.
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