Appropriations Dishonesty Exposed by Albuquerque Paper
An Albuquerque anti Republican editor slams the city paper for opposing the territorial and university appropriations. It argues the city would gain funds without heavy property taxes, noting bonds for the university could be secured through congressional action and favoring local advocate W. H. Andrews. The piece condemns the organ as duplicity in journalism.
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Albuquerque
Oly
Satan
Congress
General Territorial Fund
Bernalillo County
Tts
W. H. Andrews
Andrews
Bete Noire
New Mexico
New Mexico Opportunities for Farmers to Prosper Says New Mexican
Letters from New Mexico farmers praise celery oats alfalfa and fruit crops with profits per acre and yearly yields. Roswell Hagerman and Rich Hill origin stories highlight dryland and irrigated success. The report cites 40,000,000 acres open to homesteaders and urges hardy, intelligent workers to settle for a comfortable livelihood.
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Maren
New Mexico
Burns
Roswell
Chaves
Rich Hill
Pecos Valley
Nellie Y. Brown
Hagerman
Chayes County
New Mexico Irrigation Prospects Rise Amid Reservoir Debate
The San Luis valley irrigation issue in the San Luis valley prompts a retreat of a government order blocking reservoir sites on private land. The withdrawal is seen as removing a major obstacle to private investment and new irrigation projects in the valley. Local agriculture is poised for growth as land reclaimed there could support a population rivaling the state’s current irrigated districts. The Denver Republican notes recent developments and ties to New Mexico education and infrastructure funding, including appropriations for territorial institutions and bonds to be issued without tax increases.
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Department of the Weeker
San Lule
Rio Grande
el Paso
San Luis Valley
Denver
Tax Levy and Bond Interest on Present Valuation
A discussion notes that one mill on current property valuation will cover interest on new bonds. Sinking funds nearly cover outstanding institutional bonds, enabling payment next year. The Citizen mocks Sulzer for the salary reduction bill and lauds county representation for supporting fee reductions, while suggesting other offices should be included.
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Citizen
National Men Gossip From Confederate Links and Politics
Gossip notes tie James L. Pugh and George Graham West to Confederate era ties in Richmond and Washington, recount Vest’s irregular path to the Senate, Shonts’ New York transit reform drive, and veterans' postwar retirements. Also highlights Minor Daniel, Black, Spooner, Howland and other Civil War linkages among current lawmakers.
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James L. Pugh
Alabama
George Graham West
Missouri
Damon and Pyth
Confederate Congress
Richmond
House of Representatives
Senate
Senat
Washington
Vest
George Pugh West
Pugh
Senate Judiciary Committee
West
Missourian
Congress
Price
Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Metropolis
Isthmian Canal Commission
Interborough-Metropolitan Concern
New York
Daniel
Berry
Dante
J. ¢. Mlack
Civil Servicemlanion
Sion
Telegraphic Markets and Financial Snapshot March 16 1907
Summary of market quotations from New York and commodity updates. Includes New York stocks, railroad and copper shares, cotton and grain prices, inflationary trends, bank statements, and livestock conditions in Kansas City and Omaha with notes on Goldfield strikes and Pittsburg floods.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper American Smelters
American Car Foundry
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Loulaville and
Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Chicago Great Western Ah
York Central
Northern Pacific
Cotarie
iWestern
Pennsylvania Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Lnstow
Roosevelt
George W. Werkins
Steel Finance Committee
HB. H. Gray
H. Hartman
Union Pacific
Pittsburg
Goldfield
Nevada
London
Crix
Sub- Treasury
Duns
Wall Street
Ontard
Kansas City
Ansas City
Culver
United States
Albuquerque
Connection
McPartland
West
Railroad Avenue
Zeiger's Cafe Sunday Dinner Special
An unreadable fragment advertises Zeiger's Cafe with a Sunday dinner offer touted as the best in the city for fifty cents, noting a general invitation to attend every Sunday, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Zeiger's Cafe
Columbus
Grocer defies manufacturer price dictate on staple item
A local grocer recounts selling a popular item at 12 ½ cents per package and refusing a manufacturer's demand to raise price to 15 cents. The agent warned that wholesalers would be cut off, but the retailer claimed ongoing profits and stock to continue at current pricing.
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Albuquerque Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Company
W. T. McCkeight
Strickler
Citixen
New Mexican
Council
Konwell
Agricultural College
Mesilla Park
School of Mines
S0ourre
Normal School
Silver City
Sulzer
Citeen
Lemalillo County
Nenaner
Hine
Xpooust
Indiana
Hudson
Wis
Jerenah
Spooner
Bronan
Jai
Marty S. Howland
Philippines
Marcy Howland
Rowland
Wuhan
Washington ‘Tribune
Spain
Hinds
Nous
Sweden
Washington Herald
F. J. Grat & Co
N. M
Omaha
Ever
Chicago
Neevex
St. Louis
Mareh
Spelter Market
St Louis
Spelter Quiet
F. H. Strong
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Albuque
Marble Ave
Homer H. Ward
Mer
Gold Star
Keer Hall
Place of Recreation
Frati & Monroe Telephone
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
J. D. Eakin
G. Giomi
Chas, Melini
O. Bachechi
Consolidated Liquor Company
Melini & Bakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Jas. 8
Schlitz
Wm. Lemp
Louis A. B. C
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayer
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T.J. Monarch
United State
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
P. Matteucci
Pioneer Bakery
Kee
Walton's
Humphrey Ovals
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
Fourth and
Old Avenue
Phono Red
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