Southwest Industrial Association campaign aims at promoting regional settlement
The Globe-Democrat notes a campaign by the Southwestern Industrial Association, formed by Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory and Texas groups, to attract both U S and European settlers to the southwest. Railroads and local commerce will distribute literature detailing regional opportunities in farming, livestock, manufacturing, and trade while countering Canadian migration, as statehood momentum drives timely development. The effort relies on credible claims and regional advantages, with emphasis on honest portrayal of conditions and opportunities.
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United States
Europe
Missouri
Kansas
Gulf of Mexico
Rio Grande
Globe-Dem
Southwestern Industrial Association
Ody
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
St. Louis Merchants' Exchange
Busi‘nees (Men's
Allways
Canada
Globe- Democrat
Kansas Farmers to Feed Wheat to Stock Within Thirty Days
A Topeka telegram quotes J C Roth of the state railroad board predicting that Kansas farmers will feed wheat to their stock within about thirty days if the wheat and corn price gap widens. In Butler county wheat is worth about 49 cents per bushel versus 50 cents for corn. Farmers raise more wheat there and may ship out wheat for corn if economics change. The wheat crop locally is large and could be fed to stock before corn is ready, potentially depressing corn prices as the season progresses.
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Topeka
J. C. Roth
State Board of Railroad Commis
Kansas
Mr. Robinson
Butler County
Butler
Opposition to Jointure in New Mexico Arizona Union Debate
The piece outlines three opposition classes to joining with Arizona. It notes those who fear economic and civil detriment from union, sentimentally loyal New Mexico supporters preferring territorial status, and backers expecting statehood later. It suggests politics may lessen opposition by November polls.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Friends of Jointure
Reason
Arguent
Fighting Exaggerations Over Socorro Earthquake Reports
The Albuquerque Citizen denounces sensational earthquake reports as false and unproven. It notes little damage in Socorro and protests misleading dispatches circulated by unauthorised correspondents via the Associated Press.
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Socorro
Albuquerque
Associated Press
Santa Fe
Paso
Noted Sayings Mix of Improvements and Proverbs
A garbled list of quips and misquoted lines mixes Shakespearean phrases with folk wisdom. It presents mixed sayings about life, wealth, fame, and effort, with several distortions and humorous twists suggesting a playful, bumper-sticker style piece.
El Paso's Latest Large Sensation
A Mexican business representative warns that Americans face expulsion from Mexico, with no bloodshed. He predicts a September 16 uprising and forced replacement of American workers in mines and railroads, plus social and business ostracism. The plan targets Cananea and other mining towns, mirroring actions by Colonel W. C. Greene in Consolidated.
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el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Mexico
Senora. de Mortanas
Esquarez and Martinez
Cananea
Sonora
Mortanas
Mr. Martanas
Republic
Martanas
W. C. Greene
Failure in Sociological World Ends in Separate Lives
A noted social reformer Broughton Brandenburg and his wife separate after years of pursuing sociological ideas. The couple, once married under shared aims, now cites irreconcilable differences. Critics question why zealots in theory struggle with personal life, mentioning Gorky and Dowte as examples of failed apply of their own teachings at home.
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Broughton Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Gorky
Herron
Jack London
Mrs. Besant
John Alexander Dowte
Bisbee Explores Native Silk Worms In Bisbee News
Dr. Hart rears caterpillars in a glee bottle to study silk worm development. Found on locust and ile trees near El Paso house and O K street. Cocoon interiors reveal silk, suggesting potential local industry though heat may affect worm cultivation. Two years earlier worms were seen in town. this year none observed.
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F 4
Hart
Martin
Bim
el Paso
Brewery Avenue
O. K. Street
Colorado House
Salt River
Sailey
Miss Mayme Pratt and Sterling Potter Elopes in Albuquerque
Sterling Potter formerly of Hubbs laundry and Mayme Pratt daughter of Mr and Mrs F G Pratt quietly eloped to Old Albuquerque this morning for a license. They wed at Rev Hammond's on North Eighth Street with two witnesses and plan to reside in the city briefly before future moves. Harrison Munholland Nuptials follow with William H Harrison and Miss J Fe Munholland marrying at Congregational church. couple to consider grand canyon New York or Los Angeles as future residence. Sugar Foot, a famed local cook with a police record, is jailed in Raton after attempting theft from a meat house, facing larceny charges.
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Sterling P. Potter
Mayme Pratt
F. G. Pratt
Old Albuquerque
Rev. Hammond
North Eighth Street
Hammond
Evening Citizen
Second Street
Coal Avenue
Sterling
Ering
Harrison-Munholland
Walker
William H. Harrison
J. Fe
Munholland
J. W. Barron
Congregational Church
Harrison
J. H. Munholland
Alvarado
Albuquerquue
Grand Canyon
New York
Los Angeles
Benedict
Albuquerque
Nebraska
Long Beach
Sugar Foot
New Mexico
Raton
Chihuahua
William McIntosh
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Hahn & CO
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F. T. Schmidt
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Faywood
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J. H. O'Reilly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
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