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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1907

Page

7

Santa Fe to relaid rails cut grade and new route eyed

San Bernardino July 2 The railroad department says the Santa Fe will remove bad grades between Santa Ana and San Diego with 5 pound rails laid and new 56 pound rails replacing 65 pound. A key aim is to ease the Soledad hill between Del Mar and San Diego and shift to a La Jolla coastal route with grading and tunnel work ahead. Supervisors say work will begin soon and the line will be ready for faster service.

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Lumber costs rise as 1905 timber figures show steady growth

Washington July 2 The Census Bureau’s 1905 timber bulletin reports rising stumpage values and expanding lumber and timber product outputs. It details 14 127 establishments with 183 021 519 wages and 590 022 690 in products, led by Washington and Wisconsin among states. notes increased log stumpage costs and shifts in sawlog and railway tie production across regions.

Washington, D.C Lust Bureau of the Census Jasper E. Whelchel Division of Manufactures United States Henry Gannett United States Geological Survey William M. Steuart Rand Thuber North Dakota Washington Wisconsin Michigan Lantana Minnesota Pennsylvania Louisiana Arkansas Pacific Coast Central States Maine New Hampshire New York Ilinois Indiana Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Oregon California

Lumber Industry Shifts in 1908 Census Report Highlights

The census shows Hemlock bark up in value but down in quantity, sawmills numbering 18,277 with total capital of 381,621,1st. Wisconsin leads in lumber product value, with metals and planing mills expanding capacity and wages. New York ranks top in planing mill product value, followed by Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

Nawmills Wisconsin Washington Miehhmin Louisiana Pennsylvane Wishington Michigan Louis Pennsylvania New York Minnesota Ohio

Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup Ad

A historical advertisement touts Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup as non opiate relief that “drives the cold out” by gently moving the bowels. It contains bans and tar with a maple syrup taste and is marketed as popular with children. Bold by J H O Rielly Co.

J. H. O' Rielly & Co

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