Perverse Blindness Over Second Class Mail Costs
A congressional commission examines second class mail rules amid calls to align revenue with service costs. The Santa Fe era notes the post office seeks to restrict or impair mail delivery while easing costs, urging improvements over retrograde cuts. It cites Iowa Rep Haugen's figures showing railroads receive over a quarter of postal costs for transport, urging scrutiny of government payments and railroad charges.
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Post Office Department
Post Office
Iga
Haugen
Congress
Iowa
New York World
Post Office Administration
Fen Viner
Weekly Weather Bulletin for Chas Linney Report
The bulletin notes a week of mostly cloudy to showers with thunderstorms and daily rains since the 2nd. Rain amounts reached one to over three inches in northern districts, cooling temperatures by more than ten degrees. Frost or snow remained absent except on higher peaks. Albuquerque El Paso Las Vegas and Santa Fe reports follow with highs, lows and precipitation figures.
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Rio Grande Valley
el Paso
Southwest
Sacramento Valley
Middle Ward
Union County
Colorado
Albuquerque
New Mexico University
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Groundless arguments urged against joint statehood in 1910
Nogales Oasis argues opponents of joint statehood offer three main points and dismisses them as unfounded. The piece contends a Democratic House could not pass separate statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, cites Roosevelt and a Republican Senate, and urges open discussion among Arizona and New Mexico voters about the issue. It predicts New Mexico will back statehood and notes potential economic implications for Arizona.
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Maucreas
New Mexico
Congress
Arizona
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Nogales Oasis
Arions
Two Blind Men Show Power of Optimism Amid Adversity
The piece profiles Harvey A. Fuller of Hindale and Dr. Edward D. Campbell of the University of Michigan, both blind, whose careers as a poet, lecturer, author, and chemist illustrate how optimism and determination can overcome severe obstacles. Fuller enters the Michigan State School for the Blind to learn typewriting, while Campbell, after a lab accident, devises methods for blind students to conduct original chemistry research and remains an active, influential faculty member.
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Harvey A. Fuller
Hiindale
Michigan State School For the Blind
Puller
Mr. Fuller
Edward D. Campbell
University of Michigan
Campbell
Campbell Straightway
Campell
Michigan
Prosperous Era Brought Rise in US Coinage Output
Output at Philadelphia and other US mints shows heightened activity as money in circulation climbs to 32 dollars per person. Officials cite broad prosperity, with Roosevelt era coinage driving large totals across quarters nickels dimes and cents while staff numbers adjust due to Civil War exemptions and workers in allied mint shops.
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United States
Wade
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinsey
Roosevelt
One Thing Well as Edison and Goethe Advocated
The essay argues focus yields mastery citing Edison patent work and Beech er the preacher. It contrasts concentrated effort with scattered knowledge, warning energy drains from multitasking and mind wandering. It cites a manager who refused multiple directorships to preserve business success and warns against worries that distract and prevent conclusions.
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Edison
Beecher
Ue Marto
Goethe
Sugedas
Tople
Married to Escape Damages and Find Company in Life
The Close Observer muses on marriage with humor and anecdotes. An editor shares survey responses from married men, revealing varied reasons from companionship to avoiding breach of promise suits. The piece ends with a whimsical tale of courting a wife and a lobster joke.
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Clowe
Bome
Marrige
C. O
Tve
George
Albuquerque Near-N Ball Park Planned on Kas Tijeras Ave
Albuquerque Eastern secures property beyond the water works plant on Kas Tijeras Avenue for a near-N baseball park. Plans show a 50-foot grand stand eight tiers high with side wings, a main stand 60 feet from home plate, and a fence to keep crowds from the diamond. A 25-cent seat charge will exist with standing room for free viewing. Lease discussions involve Albuquerque Eastern and William Melotesh. if railroads need the grounds, they may purchase the improvements. The project aims to meet long‑standing demand for a near-city ball park and easy access via streetcars. Public notices and local ads accompany the article, promoting various products and services.
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Albuquerque
Grand Stan
Aliaquergie Astern
Kas: Tijeras Avenue
Meintokh Browns
Grand State
Albuquerque Eastern
William Melotesh
Stage to Jemez Springs Transport Plans
The undersigned offers to make trips to and from the celebrated Jemez Springs. For any information, contact George H. Moore at No. 113 West Railroad Avenue. James T. Johnston.
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Jemez
George H. Moore
West Railroad Avenue
James T. Johnston
Unscrutable OCR Snippet From Albuquerque Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text lists a Cromwell Block address in Albuquerque and references a notary and telephone figures. Contains unclear names and numbers, hindering full context but suggests a historical local notice or business card fragment.
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W. T. McGreight
Chas
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Last
Denver News
United States Mint
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Ernest Meyers & Co
Silver Avenue
John M. Moore Realty CO
West Silver Avenu
Chickering & Son
Sel Em
Alea
Everett
Kim
Manoa
Whitson Music CO
Pabst Blue Ribbon
America’s Tin
Eet Beer
West
Jemez Springs
A. Sleyster “Eran
Aone Notary
Eurlig
Cromwell Block
Albuqderque
M. Mandell
B. M.williams
Summer Resorts and Hotels
Mandell
Firet
Second Streets
RB R
Rosenfield
W. R. R. Ave
WM. Chaplin
London Club Livery Company
North
Second St
F. T. Schmidt
Prop
Cole
Bik
Ieee
the Co-Operative Building and Loan Association of
Grant Block
H. H. Tilton
Dilgard
Cor Fifth Stres
Niice Smith
Aig
Jones
Smith
the Bank OF Commerce
Wew
Mexico
Faywood
Eady
Bilicke
Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Hollenbeck Boor
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
J. H. O’reilly & CO
N. M
Loudon
Jersey
Porterfield CO
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