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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
4
A reflective critique lauds country editors as essential civic figures who bear burdens and inspire trust. It rebuts caricatures of wealth, notes editors’ modest means, and emphasizes their community role, integrity, and sacrifices beyond mere income.
A letter from a loving aunt to Kathryn advises choosing a wholesome, purposeful vacation. It encourages seeking inner joy, healthy habits, and positive company, warning that pleasure alone can mislead. Emphasizes attitude, health, and restraint while exploring new surroundings.
Dr Marion Imes, chief Inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry for New Mexico and Arizona, argues against double shearing. He says annual June shearing yields finer wool, higher prices, and better winter protection, with similar costs and improved sheep health when proper sanitary methods are followed.
Seidro Gutierres faced arraignment for allegedly drawing a knife on George Chandler and claimed self defense after a claim of attempted robbery by Chandler. A drunk and disorderly charge against another man was continued. John Cook was fined for drunkenness, with a quip about El Paso. Karrigan refused to pay for buggy damages and was fined plus damages to the Trimble company.
City health officials report two drunks picked up noon by Dr Frank Quier. Twelve new machinists join Santa Fe shops from Chicago. License issued for Erle Prine and Ben Brooks marriage. Wool merchants Orofino Maestas and Patio Dominguez arrive with twelve loads for local markets. Dr W H Anderson to vacation in Albuquerque with Col Thomas Hubbell. Braden becomes fireman on New Mexico division. J L Bell vs F J Albright demurrer overruled in district court. Immigration bureau reports smuggling case. Mexican man arrested in El Paso. Ex-residents Ex Lyon return. Lyon to head National Life in district. J B Chambers dispute clarified by B Weed. Rev Craig aids Children’s Day. he travels to Santa Fe to discuss Indian Mission. New platform tracks progressing at rail yard. span from Rio Grande to Bernalillo about forty miles. Main line to be brick-paved. ground between five passenger tracks to be paved. New tram plan in Stosk v Carr et al appeal. district court ruling preserved for supreme court. Amberland sale commission case clarifies $6,750 award.
Telegram signed by officials of the Territorial Wool Growers Association and Mayor McKee urges influencing national figures to hold the Wool Growers convention in Albuquerque next fall during the fair. The message seeks to gather influential attendees and attract various conventions to meet in Albuquerque. Also includes unrelated classified-like notices about rooms for rent and miscellaneous ads.
A Denver report states government prosecutors will pursue coal and timber land frauds even if many suspects are not yet indicted. A second grand jury may be called, with plans to expand prosecutions and consider new homestead laws to help poor buyers. Witnesses, including Edmund Chase, face subpoenas as cases move forward.
An OCR fragment notes a missing man and oxycodone ending at a soda fountain with drug store reference, plus an advertisement pitch for Black Cat stockings and local goods. The readable text mentions C May’s shoe and Mayeard’s Mill offering wheat at $1.50 per 100 pounds.
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