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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1907

Page

7

Santa Fe completes cut off train service from Belen to Texico

J W Key superintendent of construction for the Santa Fe states trains are running through the Santa Fe cut off from Belen to Texico with connections to southern Kansas and Kaw City. Regular passenger service is planned within ninety days, with further work on the Helen Hip Puerco link by Grant Bros. roundhouse car travels alarmingly through Maine to Waterville with a cat aboard. Uniforms eyed for Burlington ticket agents starting April first. Advertising budgets for Santa Fe outlined with newspapers, billboards, time cards, and books.

J. W. Key Santa Fe Belen Beren Texico Southern Kansas Division Kaw City Sprce East Mr. Key Brownville Pacific Gulf Burlington Topeka Journal

Wall Paper Proves Newspapers Struck By Storms

Washington DC March 24 The interstate commerce commission received letters from Northwestern states showing rail service blocked by severe storms and coal shortages. Newspapers printed on wallpaper or wrapping paper illustrate the supply crisis. editors lament paper scarcity and urge readers to accept curtailed editions. A Missouri mother credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing her son’s serious lung illness. Trial bottles free. available through dealers.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Dsiobrocok Independent Cava North Dakota Independent Rockford Maddock Standard Jamestown Northern Pacific Satan Vale of Tears Taklins Jim Hill Benson County Ava Ruppee Dr. King Carpente Denver Colo United States Fort Wingate New Mexico Department of Agriculture N. OM Col Oate McCauley

Orient Tobacco Popular in America

The demand in the United States for mild Turkish tobacco rose markedly over the past fifteen years. Oriental tobaccos, once a luxury, are now common in shops, with varieties from Turkey Greece Egypt or Persia. Refugees from Armenia Syria and Macedonia helped spread Turkish tobacco, which gained a warm reception in America. Latakia tobacco from Northern Syria is prized, while Turkaosh leaf from Greece near Cavalla supplies most Turkish cigarettes.

United States Turkey Greece Egypt Persia Try Annemary America Ork Nly Armenia Syria Macedonia Unese Asia Minor Mexico Francis Hernandez del Toledo Philip LM Spain Europe Jean Nico Villemain Portugal Florida France Nicot Italy Germany England Africa Philippines Sumatra Ceylon India Latakia Cavalla Macedon

Remedy Claim For Backache Patent Elixir Promoted

A historical notice touts a beverage from prescription pharmacies containing Pluid Extract Dandelion and Compound-Syrup Sersapartl to ease backache kidney trouble and weak bladder. It asserts a universal eliminative kidney action, urges half ounce portions and bedtime use, and credits an eminent specialist with a strong reputation.

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