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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

Page

3

$52,000 To Encourage The Raising Of Frogs

Washington reports a forthcoming census bulletin on child labor cites 1,750,178 employed children in 1906 terms. It notes 1,054,446 in agriculture, 688,207 in trade and transport, 128,617 girls and 17,660 boys in domestic service, with nearly half under fourteen. The piece critiques use of funds for frog surveys and touches on broader budget debates and civil rights issues linked to uniforms and public spaces.

Washington Cens United States Congress Beveridge Indiana Home Committee On Agriculture Biological Survey Department Agricultural Department House Senate

Jamestown exposi tion draws duke and cruiser to America

A duke and first-day cruisers plan to travel to America to attend the Jamestown exposition opening. The duke, a first cousin of King Victor Emmanuel, has devoted his life to scientific research. In a separate note, C O Floyd, a Kershaw business leader, cites recovery from long illness after using Kings New Discovery with claims of weight gain and cough relief. Trial bottle offered.

C. O. Floyd Kershaw, & C

Market Letter: Kansas City Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise

Market report shows cattle prices at winter highs with Idaho feeders at 4.75, stockers 4.26, Oregon hay fed steers 5, Colorado stockers 4.25, cows 3 to 3.10, stockers 4. Prices reflect a strong market. receipts about 9,000 head. Cattle crews show demand rising as feeders profit, lamb prices range 7.26 to 7.60, and sheep market weak with lambs and wethers noted. Total weekly runs forecast similar to last January, with January down over 26 percent from a year ago. Western Meat Co. sold stock at 5.20 Friday with wethers 5.70 and yearlings 6.55.

Kansas City Range County Idaho Oregon Colorado Panhandle Monte Vista Western Meat Company

Western cattle and sheep sales misspellings and figures

Representative western cattle and sheep sale reports from Kansas City and nearby outfitters detail prices and weights for killers stockers calves and ewes and wethers with values ranging from about 4.00 to 6.00 per hundredweight and many listings across multiple days in January including Jones Cox Palmer Hitt Webber Yant and many Monte Vista and Rocky Ford consignments with dozens of lots and weights noted alongside.

Kansas City Jones & Cox Palmer Ore H. F. Hitt Idaho Falls Tda P. Webber Hurley Ida H. Yant Rocky Ford Cole Standard Meat & LB Co--Almena Kan W. E. Smith Cook Neb Hurt & A Ino Britton Monte Viste M. Winchell Monte Glidden Ft. Collins Thos Reach Beecraft Nostrand Monte Vista Colo Millner Monte Virtua Tbs Wilson Mi Be GS Tbn HA. Hobb A. Gord Las Animas Lanbe Wether W. Wilson J. Lorens Ewes Cols A. B. van Nostrand Osborne J. J. Sylvester Weaver J. Sylvester Jambe Omborne Coto Lambs Tolo Wee

Wierd Rites Observed by Mojaves

A travel account describes Mojave funeral customs near Needles California. Penawa a respected worker dies in Los Angeles area and his body is cremated in a ceremonial pyre with tribe members in colorfully painted attire.

Mojaves Louie Wy Bennet Westminister California Arizona Needles Penawa Pen-a-wa Santa Fe Los Angel UW Witchess Penyawa Twickyup Colorado River Perawa

Pen-a-wa is Laid to Rest in Burning Rite

The assembly watches as Pen-a-wa is honored with a funeral pyre. Pallbearers stack mesquites while Es-spa-sa-kom signals mourning. Indians cast garments and hair into flames, paying tribute to the Great Spirit before Pen-a-wa crosses to the Happy Haunting Ground.

Ee-spa-sa-kom Pen-a-wa Penna Pen-n-wa

Territorial Board of Education Special Meeting at Santa Fe

A special meeting of the Territorial Board of Education was held at 2 pm in the superintendent’s office at the capitol Santa Fe with Governor Hagerman presiding as ex officio president. Attendees included Hiram Hadley secretary and professors Light Vert and Foster plus Brother Lewis as the lone absentee due to illness. The session aimed to advance proposed school law changes and supervision of county schools and planned a conference with legislative committees on amendments and new regulations. New York assessments valued Rockefeller personal property at $2,600,000. note ends with unrelated remark about oysters.

Territy Board of Education Superintendent of Public Instruction Capitol Santa Fe Hagerman Public Instruction Hiram Hadley W. G. Light Albuquerque C. M. Light Silver City Edmund J. Vert East Las Vegas Luther Foster Mesilla Park Brother &Lewis St. Michael's College Council

Timely Kidney Warnings and Dean's Kidney Pills

A cautionary notice claims kidneys issue early warnings through urine changes and back pain. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure, citing J J Young of Raton New Mexico and railroad workers, with a price of 6 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U.S. agents.

Hall F. J. Chenney & Co F. J. Cheney & Co Dragwieta Price Albuquerque Bright Dean J. J. Young Raton N. M Las Vegas Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Doctors Agree Patient Surgery Costs Five Hundred

A slick man reports doctors have agreed the operation will cost five hundred dollars. The exchange confirms consent and price for the medical procedure.

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