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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
4
A heated exchange recounts the Santa Fe legislative session with anti Republican circles accusing the majority of blocking bills and the people’s will. It references printing contracts, a New Mexican critique, Socorro views, and old college weekly notes, contrasting weather from Denver shows and mockery of graft accusations.
A partisan broadside criticizes a near hundred thousand dollar appropriations bill and rebukes a Republican member named Lucero y Montoya for voting against it. It praises constituency advocacy and mocks a leader nicknamed Captain Do-nothing Muppe. The piece argues that governance should serve the people, not prerogatives of the governor, and proclaims the enduring, empowering force of the people.
A Kansas agricultural professor urges widespread tree planting across counties, detailing soil, watering, transplanting care, and the need to choose hardy, well-suited species. He warns against neglect and drought, stresses deep soil moisture, and urges planting thousands of trees yearly to raise land value and beauty.
A New York gathering led by Mrs. Clarence Burns proposes aiding working factory girls by visiting their homes of prominent society women. Critics note the clash between elite uplift aims and practical, lasting help, urging sponsorship of legislation to end sweatshops, child labor, and poverty, while supporting real improvements for workers.
A collage of brief witticisms, social observations, and snippets from various towns and newspapers. Topics range from fictional remarks on a young artist, finance rumors about John D. Rockefeller, to jokes about love, law, railroads, and a hunter in Georgia. The piece also notes General Booth in New York, a railroad man’s “touch,” and local tidbits about tomato factories, visiting families, and farm dealings.
A memoir style note recalls George Washington, civic roles, and a playful contrast with modern life. It weaves references to West Lafayette, politics, and a 19th century Irish ode, ending with a birthday tribute to Alfred Fox in Yonkers Statesman.
Readable lines hint at a chaotic scene with crowding and conductor urging movement. Mentions George Wanttington and school declamations, but text is garbled, leaving uncertain events and outcomes. The piece notes quiet contrasts and two men, with no clear resolution.
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