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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1906

Page

4

Forest reserves seen as long term regional boon in New Mexico

The Rocky Mountain region faces opposition to forest reserves yet new federal law directs ten percent of annual reserve receipts to support public schools and roads. Five New Mexico reserves Gila Blackwater River Lincoln Portales show 1906 receipts totaling 4,694.55 directed to counties, with officials praising this anticipated growth in local funding and welfare.

Rocky Mountain Congress Rocky Mountain Country Secretary of the Treasury New Mexico Wilden Hagerman Tnis Rar

Labor Gains Through Wider Demand Across Regions

The Chicago Record-Herald notes widespread labor demand boosting wages. It cites New York with 2.32 a day for 220,000 workers and 71 days worked, plus rises in Fall River mills and Massachusetts operatives. Coal mining scales and eight-hour days for printers accompany broader wage gains amid rising living costs.

Chicago Record-Herald South Northwest Middle West New York New England New York Labor Bureau Fall River Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Connecticent

Arizona and New Mexico Mines and Wealth Claim

The Arizona Star argues New Mexico holds vast mining assets and livestock wealth, questioning county valuation and the risk mines will be exhausted within decades. It contrasts New Mexico wealth with territorial agriculture and livestock, warning farmers and ranchers would bear taxation burdens.

Arena New Mexico Comer Akeemin Douglas Dispatch Cothise County Tombstone Arizona

Motive Power Breakthrough Promises Faster Motor Boats

Thomas A Bolsonrot announces cobalt based batteries will cut motor size and weight by half, boosting speed. The hydroplane and motorgodille devices enable lifting the hull at speed, reducing water friction. Edison forecasts easier record attempts at the Jamestown Ter-Centen nial expo near Norfolk, with markets ready soon.

Thomas A. Bolsonrot North Carolina Edison Hampton Roads Norfolk Evlison

Female Fondness For Pet Poodle Dogs by Frances Gilbreath Ingersoll

A critique of women who prioritize pet dogs over motherhood. The author argues every woman carries a potential Madonna of maternity, condemns indulgent pet culture, and insists children deserve maternal care over dogs. The piece contrasts charitable giving to orphans with affection for poodles, urging women toward traditional motherhood roles.

Frances Gilbreath Ingersoll Lottie Darling Mannan Urah Christ Fido

Earthquakes Hit Socorro in Week of Seismic Activity

A life insurance agent from Socorro reports a distinct convulsion Saturday evening, with no gusts of wind or visible tremors to the eye but water in vessels showing minute rings. People sleep in streets, tents and wagon sheets rise in use, plastering shakes from F G Bartlett’s residence and county courthouse rooms. Detonations resemble wagon noises, causing women to rush out whenever a vehicle nears, as Mrs Stella Corsell plans to leave for Pres later tonight.

Socorro F. G. Bartlett

Increase in Lunacy Tied to Modern Life Says Report

A British lunacy commission report notes a sharp rise in insanity in England and Wales, linked to urban migration, crowded slums, and industrial work. The piece argues life today differs greatly from the past, with more people in factories and offices and longer school hours increasing stress and health risks.

England Wales Lecky

Wagon wreck at dark crossing nearly costs lives

Francisco Perea and his family narrowly escaped tragedy when a wagon broke down at the Tiferts avenue crossing. A lack of signal light and a dark night allowed a train to bear down before a switchman halted the approach, saving the group from a severe wreck and injuries.

Tiferts Avenue Geveral Francisco Perea South Fourth Street Presbyterian Martinez Perea Gays Mr. Perea

Shirt man offers cut to fit and wear in window display

C H McKnight promotes Cut to Fit and Wear shirts and underwear in a display at Mcintosh Hardware showroom. The phrase pees the picnic baskets in the storefront window, reflecting a local ad style for new garments.

C. H. McKnight The Mcintosh Hardware Company

Whitson Music Co promotes pianos and Talking Machines

The Whitson Music Co invites comparison on piano prices and variety while noting they do not carry the largest line but offer a selective range including Peerless Electric pianos. The message ends with business regards and a hint of bundled items like folding pocket kodaks and hardware picnic baskets.

Everett Ae Hall Whitson Music CO Kodak Houston West Railroad Avenue

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