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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
4
The Citizen publishes figures arguing for a modern water plant in Albuquerque costing about 75,000 dollars with twelve wells and pumping maths to avoid reservoir contamination. Neighbors and experts debate costs, efficiency, and a 25 cent per thousand gallon charge, plus a 35 year condition.
From Grand Junction to New Windsor beets cover about 60,100 acres with 90 percent in good shape. Colorado Springs notes strong beet sugar outlook as six years ago no revenue existed and last year reached 6 million dollars. this season is expected to rise significantly, led by Colorado Springs growers amid worm battles and hail recovery in Rocky Ford.
The Citizen challenges Colonel Jastro on water plant costs for Albuquerque, claiming his figures are questioned and urging readers to note the water organ’s failure to answer. The Los Angeles Express defends municipal ownership, asserting Angelenos will never surrender control of their water system.
A New York girl writes about despair before drowning herself, with a note that someone would care if they knew. The Citizen disputes Morning Journal on waterworks advocacy and franchise, while Klowa Record notes heavy weekend rain and a Kerowa/Klowa weather detail.
The Epworthians motto Look up lift up is praised as a call for unity and uplift for Canon Jurt supporters to rally for city betterment. The piece cites a caution against looking down on boosters and urges collective action to advance civic propositions. It references the Interstate Commerce Commission railway casualty figures and notes 909 deaths and 14,397 injuries in the first quarter. It then remarks on population growth from birth and immigration and mentions Mexican cantaloupes grown in Pecos valley and Rio Grande regions.
A fragment summary notes turmoil in the insurance field with high rates and weak practices. It references the London Leader on Nottingham utilities profits and mentions an Arkansas case of a black man and a white woman. It also questions local dog shows at territorial sales and lamb prices versus ewe valuations.
A Portsmouth Ohio campaign pits onion lovers against onion critics in a humorous quarrel. A lecturer claims onions have no culinary value, prompting local debate. The piece traces onion culture from ancient times to modern uses, praising New Mexico onions and decrying the fragrance as a virtue.
Debs voices a revolutionary forecast in New York asserting capitalism’s collapse amid war, poverty, and rising working-class power. He envisions a united international socialist movement and the dawn of a new humanity led by labor.
Mrs Clara Cortyn recently secured a patent on land in Torrance County and visited the Gran Quivera ruins. Vandals damaged the site and stole pottery from ancient layers, prompting plans to prosecute trespassers if items are not returned. She will be away two to three days before returning to the ruins. A New Mexico Armour Packing Co agent received a promotion and will depart for California territory to represent the firm.
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