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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

7

New Interstate Tariff Rules and Train Dispatch Device

Washington June 21 the Interstate Commerce Commission issued a new order requiring posting of railway tariffs in two conspicuous places at each station and allowing modifications for practicality. It also outlines rules on carload weights carrier authorization for publishing tariffs and special troop rates, and emphasizes timely filing to avoid tariff rejection. A separate note describes Wright’s device at the Culcage & Alton railway that lets dispatchers stop trains remotely, awaken asleep operators, and ensure safety and efficiency.

Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commission Utorne Commission U. S Culcage & Alton Wright Wright, Hombine Alton Carlinville Virden

Pabet Fight-Day Maling Process Promises Healthful Beer

In nations where beer is the nation’s beverage, beer has little drunkenness because it contains a small percentage of alcohol and provides food value. The Pabet Brewing Process claims Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer becomes more healthful with reduced alcohol and purer content. Ernest Meyers & Co, Hiver Ave, Albuquerque Phone 125.

Ernest Meyers & Co Hiver Ave Albuquerque

Department of Agriculture reports on spring wheat and oats acreage

The crop reporting board estimates spring wheat sown across about 16.464 million acres, down 1.242 million from last year. Oats area reaches 91.491 million acres, up 1.7 percent from last year. The report notes various average conditions for spring and winter wheat, oats, barley, and rye, with comparisons to prior years and ten year averages.

Washington, D. C Crop Reporting Board Bureau of Statistics Department of Agricultural Finds Bureau Corres

Baseball results and league standings mixed with ad copy

National League games listed as Louis at Chicago and New York at Pittsburg while American League matches Chicago at Boston and St. Louis at New York. An association note mentions Ley Laurente 8 and Colume hue 3 112 innings. A Toledo vs Indianapolis and Milwaukee vs Minneapolis pairing appears with unclear details. An unrelated medical ad promotes Kodol for digestion sold by J. H. O’Fnelly & Co.

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Ramirez Free on $25 Bond in Extradition Case

Eduardo Ramirez, sought by the Mexican government on grain smuggling charges, was released on a $25,000 bond after weeks in a county jail. Five Nogales businessmen signed the bail, and Ramirez will remain in Nogales, U. S. A., as extradition procedures unfold amid a disputed legal question. The Ramirez family is prominent in Sonora, with the father once governor.

Tucson Arte Eduardo Ramirez Mexico Nogales F. G. Hermisilio L. J. Fielscher Jesus Saltainapolo A. Carpena Juan A. Arizomendos Ramirez U.S. Ay Sife Franklin Alberto Morales Guaymas Territorial Supreme Court District Court United States Williams Justice Kent Javior Daniele Senora Sonora Itay

Tyler Can jal College ad seeks names for courses and premiums

An old typist’s pitch asks for six names and addresses aged 16 to 25 to join bookkeeping shorthand or telegraphy courses by mail or in person. Offers premiums for referrals and a free illustrated catalog from Tyler Canyon College Tyler Texas. A testimonial claims Electric Bitters cured liver and kidney trouble.

Byrne Tyler Canjal College Tyler Texas Geo. H. Parris Cedar Grove Mnuch

El Paso to host cactus alcohol and fiber plant project

A new El Paso company plans a six month build to operate a cactus processing plant with 20 tons daily capacity. The El Paso Chemical and Fiber Co aims to extract alcohol and ether from all cactus forms, including the century plant, employing workers regionally. Dr. F Thatcher, chemist, cites 26 percent yield from raw material.

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