Debated State Debt Compare Arizona New Mexico
Aimed at end of statehood argument, Arizona opponents claim New Mexico debts would burden Arizona. The Santa Fe New Mexican counters with figures: New Mexico debts plus county debts total about 2.8 million dollars, while Arizona territory owes about one million more than New Mexico and its counties. It urges dropping such odious comparisons as they misstate facts and harm credit.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Clifton
Nogales Oasis
New Mexican
Weekly Weather Bulletin Summary for New Mexico Territory
Chas B Linney of the U S Weather Bureau Santa Fe reports a mix of near normal and high weekly temperatures across northern and southern counties with frequent daily thunderstorms. Albuquerque shows 1.00 inch rainfall, El Paso averages 84 degrees with two storms, Las Vegas sees 0.82 inch, Santa Fe 0.17 inch, and general cloudiness with variable highs around the mid 80s.
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Chas B Linney
United States Weather Bureau
Santa Fe
N. M
Ern Valley
el Paso
Pecos
Rio Grande
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Las Vegas
Curtiss Bailey
Unitedtates Weather Bureau
Magnificent Prospects From The Weekly Financial Review
Henry Clews cites July 28 as the Weekly Financial Review date. US loans at record highs reflect banking expansion and reserves near 27 percent in central cities. Panama canal bonds 30 million support more circulation. Export growth and European crop shortfalls bolster demand for US grain and cotton. Domestic crops rising. harvests look strong for wheat corn and cotton. Railroads show prosperity with rising earnings and lower NY bond yields. Official railroad figures point to a 10 percent earnings rise in the year ending June 30.
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Weekly
Financial Review
Henry Clews
New York
United States
Central Reserve
National Treasury
New York City
City
That Wondrous Little Dutch Garden Poem Fragment
A clipped verse about a garden scene with a chubby Dutch man a rosy Dutch frau and a little Dutch maid. The speaker romance mentions heartsease tomatoes onions and rue with Gretchen as the fairest figure in the little Dutch garden. The scene shifts to references to blue flag flowers early roses and spinach and daisies as Gretchen holds the speaker’s heart.
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Gretchen
Albuquerqueans Return From California Coast Fishing Trip
A party of fourteen Albuquerqueans, including Geo. W. Hickox, returned Sunday from California coast resorts. Hickox recounts large catches off Spreckels wharf near San Diego, such as 418, 208, and 145 pound tunas, a 85 pound stingaree, a 5 foot yellowtail, and a Mephisto yacht trip yielding 264 pounds of fish. Also noted were shark and other catches, with several families accompanying the travelers.
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California Coast
Geo. W. Hickok
Hickok-Maynard Jewelry Company
San Diego
George Neher
Mr. Hickok Walds
Catalina Island
Spreckel
E. J. Murray
And
Wits
M. R. Otero
Ed Otero
al Frost
Knight
Home Made Fuel For the Whole Country
Commissioner of internal revenue John W. Yerkes travels to Europe to study denaturized alcohol for law guidance. Research focuses on Germany and Britain data, with notes on production from potatoes, corn stalks, beets, and waste molasses. The aim is a cheap, safe fuel and lighting source, benefiting farmers and the nation.
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John W. Yerkes
Internal Revenue
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Agricultural Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Wiley
Government Bureau of Chemistry
Yerkes
Telegraphic Markets Report from July 31
Spelter prices in St Louis dull at $5.92. St Louis Wool Market steady. Copper and lead quiet and unchanged in New York. Chicago closing quotes: Wheat 72.44 May, 74% Sept. Corn 49% July, 49% Sept. Oats 34% July, 30% Sept. Pork Sept, Lard Jul 8.65, Sept 8.72. Ribs July and Sept 8.71. Chicago live stock: cattle receipts 4,000, market steady to strong. calves 5,1066.75. Sheep receipts 18,000, strong. lambs 4,507.60. New York stock closings: Atchison 92.%. NY Central 137. Pennsylvania 180%. Southern Pacific 74%. Union Pacific 102%. Amalgamated Copper 101%. US Steel 40. Kansas City cattle receipts 11,400. native steers 2.90–6.15. calves 5.40. western fed steers 3.50. muttons 4.50–5.50. lambs 5.50–6.75.
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Chicago
Heeves
New York
Atchison
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Union Pack
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
Kansas City
Window screens and doors offered at low prices
A lumber mill advertises window screens at seven cents per foot and a made to order door with trimmings for one dollar. It claims reinforced screens and door options superior to imported counterparts with price reductions from two dollars to one dollar fifty for shop made screen doors.
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Superior Lumber and Planing Mill CO
A Wise Old Frog
A story recounts a frog on a riverbank hearing a mate in danger as a snake swallows it. A second frog rushes in, seizes the snake by the neck, and drags it into the river. The snake lets go to avoid drowning, and the first frog escapes with its mate while the snake flees to shore.
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Woman’s Home Journal
Cannibal Chief and Stern Visitor in Dark Tale Exchange
A stark exchange features a Cannibal Chief asking for a message home before death a stern female insisting the wish remain private. The lines reflect a morbid cultural vignette translated for Tales from Mégeen sdorfer Blatter and echo a noir tone from the Cleveland Leader with oblique romantic bravado.
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Mégeensdorfer
Blatter
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Little Dutch Garden
Hattie Whitney
California
G. W. Hickox
Courier-Journal
Spelter
St. Louis
Uncian
M. Mandell
Casino Theater
Lyllian Leighton Stock Co
Nat Goodwin
Missouri
Cleveland
O.W. Strong
the Bank OF Commerce
Co-Operative Building and Loan Association of
Grant Block
H. H. Tilton
Fifth Street and Railroad
Faywood
Bilicke
MO. S. Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Loudon
Jersey Farm
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Porterfield CO
West Gold
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