Poor Will Have To Go To Work Says Dians Must Get Busy
Fragmentary OCR notes state that poor people must work and that dians must become active. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
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Dians
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
3
Plan to put Indians to work triggers Ute unrest
Washington May 2 Fran cis Leupp United States commissioner of Indian affairs proposes a new Indian intelligence division to find work for Indians and develop tribal trade. Ute delegation protests, troops deployed, Roosevelt insists on work for a living, secret service sent to secure the White House visit.
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Washington, D. C
Francis Leupp
United States Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian
Leupp
White River
Utah
United States
South Dakota
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Secret Service
Indians to Work on Homesteads and Markets Boost
Federal officials say Indians can find ample employment and perform well, especially in irrigation and homestead projects. Government agents will map markets for Indian crops and supervise delivery, ensuring fair trade and payment terms as they expand labor opportunities.
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Las
Telegraphy ties boost at Tyler college by Cotton Belt official
A letter from W. E. Green, First Vice President and General Superintendent of the St Louis Southwestern Railway Company, confirms the Cotton Belt ties with Tyler Commercial College. It states a loop of main wiring through the college for student use, employment for graduates who pass the college exams, and wage terms including base pay of 55 dollars monthly for 12 hour shifts and pro rata overtime.
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Cotton Belt Railway
Tyler Commercial College
America
Tyler
Texas
Aly W. E. Green
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company, of
Vote for Albuquerque City Hall Bonds May 4
Mayor McKee urges voters to approve a thirty thousand dollar bond issue to fund a new city hall. The current jail and offices occupy inadequate space, with rent and court decisions increasing costs. Officials claim available funds plus surplus will cover construction and furnishing, ensuring a credible municipal building for Albuquerque’s growth.
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McKee
Albuquerque
Sia Pares
Henry
Act of Congress
Mo Bonis
Free Dr. Shoop's Restorative ad from Racine Wisconsin
Respectfully submitted RANK M KE E Mayor and City Clerk announce mail offer for free samples of Dr Shoop's Restorative. Claims stomach heart and kidney issues stem from deep nerve weakness and urges readers to request the free book. Includes address in Racine Wisconsin and promotes internal nerve treatment over symptom care.
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Rank M'Kee
Harry PF. Lee
Dr. Shoop
Oroglande to Have Hotel Santa Fe? (Note: Title corrected to fit constraints)
Rengeande N M May G Nagel plans to open Hotel Sac capento Monday next. The building is being piped water and a front porch added for guests, with improvements along the east side for summer traffic. Second floor bathrooms, a new kitchen, large refrigerator, and other modern updates will be installed. Nagel, visiting El Paso for supplies, aims to provide top service in the valley with a table rivaling the best. Burdock Blood Bitters is advertised as purifying blood and improving complexion.
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Regeande N. M
G. Nagel
Saccapento
Nagel
Ei Paso
Simple home tonic for kidney cleansing and blood purification
A circa article promotes Plaid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Syrup Sarsaparilla as a cheap home remedy to filter poisons, restore red blood cells, and treat rheumatism and skin eruptions. It claims easy preparation and universal benefit, urging daily teaspoon doses after meals and before bed.
Gypsum Deposits of New Mexico Rich and Inexhaustible
Extensive gypsum beds dot New Mexico from Gallina Creek near Bernalillo to the Sierra Nacimiento. At Senorita and San Miguel copper area gypsum runs up to 100 feet thick, with near perfect purity. Proximity to rail and coal/copper prospects spurs potential open cut mining, though widespread commercial development awaits railroad access and demand.
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New Mexico
Ancho
Rock Island
Millard I. Shaler
United States Geological Survey
Sierra Nacimiento
Gallina
N. M
Cabeson
Dakota
Gallina Creek
Guilin
Gal- Minuet
Mesa Blanca Dauplin
Gal- Hing
Senorita
Satara
San Miguel
Bernalillo
Shaler
Rio Salado
Moun Uns
Frails
Dean's Regulats Cure Constipation Promotes Digestion
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Regulats as a remedy to ease bowels and stimulate digestion. It claims relief for constipation stomach fullness and liver function with a price of 26 cents per box. It urges readers to ask their druggist.
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Dean
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