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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
4
The Citizen champions home rule for teens counties and territory endorsing primary elections initiative referendum and vacancies filled by county commissions rather than the governor. It critiques a governor elected by no one and calls for restoring power to the people through statehood.
A Garden City writer argues publicity and advertising fuel progress and immigration. The Citizen opposes abolishing the territorial bureau of immigration while noting recent legal amendments and broader use of publicity to attract capital and development. The piece critiques a Democrate organ’s stance and references homesteader leave policies and various unrelated notices.
Senator Beveridge argues child labor is national rather than state to fix. He cites manufacturing interests block laws, urges a strong national bill, recalls his own youth to illustrate lifelong damage, and warns of a growing pool of alienated youths creating potential unrest.
D. Corurn urges farmers to plant alfalfa across ten acres or more, arguing it is the most productive nutritious forage with high profit. He warns against cheap seed, recommends reputable seed sources, proper sowing depth, weed control, and testing samples. Planting guidance includes mowing timing and avoiding overgrazing to ensure long term yields.
The article outlines moves to shift Torrance county seat to Willard, opposition to Artesia county, and drafts for antigambling bills by Ruppe and another San Miguel legislator. It notes calls to curb executive power, possible disbanding of the New Mexico mounted police, and protests against a $15,000 payroll appropriation. Lola G. de Armijo named postmistress in Santa Fe, Catron withdraws council dispute, and stenographer shortages noted as session looms.
tk Woodman of Denver representing Chamberlin Med company arrives in town. Mary Maurino, held for mental exam, is released after being deemed sane by Judge Abbott. Harry Lee and J. Bearrup return from Salt Lake City wool growers meeting. Varsity hosts Agricultural college visitors with a tally-ho tour, visiting local landmarks. Social committee members named among entertainers and organizers.
Community note reports a rush for bus or rail tickets to St Louis or Indianapolis. Local citizen bid to attend Friday night events at the campus, with movement from Maryland city. Girl's basketball game mentioned at the campus in association with Move A and M.
John Kemp of Rastfield Mo advocates Hucklen's Arnica Salve to cure childblains and salt rheum and reports excellent results for fever sores indolent ulcers piles burns wounds and frost bites. He urges purchase at local drug stores.
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