Deming Sees Growth And Prosperity In Early 20th Century Progress
Deming shows brighter prospects with steady growth across businesses and services. Post office receipts rise as merchants expand stock. water works and electric plant upgrades boost capacity. telephone lines extend to Faywood and Mimbres Hot Springs. livestock industry improves. more improvements expected in coming months.
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Deming
Deiing
Deming City Water Company
Deming Tee and Electric Company
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Lona County Telephone Company
Tne
Faywood Hot Springs
Mimbrea
Luna County
Electric development and city needs for Albuquerque valley growth
The Citizen argues for centralized electric power to boost Albuquerque and valley development, noting cheap transmission, nearby fuel from American Lumber mills, and future trolley expansion. It cites the Armstrong report on high insurance expenses and emphasizes savings banks and life insurance costs. It mentions fires costs, influential women, and city needs including water, sewers, paving, and the potential purchase of the water plant, with references to public oversight and Good Government League claims.
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Albuquerque
Electric Light and Power Company
Citleen
American Lumber Company
Tien
Commercial
Dobre
Good Government League
Journal
League
Mint Hieelty
Why Railways Want Court Intervention
A summary of the long dispute over ICC power to overturn railway rate decisions. The piece tracks hearings and court actions from 1880s through the early 1900s, arguing delays harm shippers. It quotes Senator Tillman urging prompt, fair procedures to curb stays and appeals by powerful railroads.
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Interstate Commerce
Tillman
Hepburn
Senate
Roosevel
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weather report for February in New Mexico lands
Santa Fe March 12 1906 At close of February snow remained heavy in mountains across the territory though monthly fall was light Valleys largely snow free except high districts of Rio Arriba Taos and San Juan counties Decembers snow drifted in canyons Ground is saturated with potential for late summer water supply Snow accumulations not excessive but rapid melt could raise flows Depths vary by region Rio Grande watershed about seventeen inches greatest in Rio Arriba Taos Taos Sandia 20 inches Valles 12 18 inches Blanca about 20 Inches Other watersheds show varying depths San Francisco Gila Mimbres about 25 inches with drifts 5 to 10 feet in Tutariosit Mogollon ranges Canadian about 14 inches Pecos southeast over 8 inches ranging 4 inches to 3 feet
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Rio Arriba
Rio Grande
Taos
Sandia Range
Valles Range
Blanck Range
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Gila
Mimbres
Tutariosit Wid Mogollon Mountains
San Francisco River
Pecos
City Beautifying in Duluth Sees Spring Interest Rise
The Duluth News Tribune notes a spring push for civic beauty as See America First enthusiasm grows. More visitors are expected in Duluth this summer, boosting demand for clean streets and attractive downtown windows to impress travelers and residents alike.
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Duuth
Atlantic
Duluth
Sylvester Maxter
Elvic
Henetict
Elvie Lawuty
Anne
Sunnyside Morning Altercation Ends With Shooting
Skelton confronted a sleeping laborer, fired a shot that grazed near the shin, and fled. He was arrested but released after his father paid a bail. The wounded man disappeared overnight, last seen near the Indian Territory line as officers pursued leads.
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Soins
Skelion
Llaborer
Skelton
Syounson
Indian ‘Territory
City balks at buying water plant amid debate
A council committee discussed purchasing the Water company plant, hearing figures from 250000 to 3000000 dollars. The Water company at first offered 276000, then 250000, with experts warning older mains require larger pipes, while a Vann resolution urged against purchase. An upcoming meeting at Men’s Hall was planned to reexamine the proposal amid local political opposition.
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Brewing Association
North First Street
Burtless
Vann
S. Vann
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The
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Mattisay
The Thorne at Opera House March 17
Bertha M. Cia presents The Thorne a popular dramatic work praised as a Gent metal drama with strong authorial reputation. Rowland and Clifberg star in a romantic tale with gallery gale scenes and a rapt audience calling it a bully show. The manager of Trimble fury stable features in a comic frame about a horseman and a joke about a horse.
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Bertha M. CIA
Topk
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Rowland and
Clifberg
Dore
Opera House
Sar Archie Larch
Tory
Trin
Fury Stable
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