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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1907
Page
4
The United States bureau of labor reports wholesale price ranges over seventeen years, noting the 1897 low and 1906 high. Prices soared in 1906 with detailed shifts between raw materials and manufactured goods, including notable rises in resin and several staples while certain items declined. The study emphasizes wage readjustment relevance.
A Kansas newspaper column cites a New York financier who credits unwavering thrift and self-discipline as the foundation of his wealth. It urges readers to abandon costly habits, earn more, spend less, and stop waiting for luck. The piece also touches on rising newspaper prices and local society notes.
A collage of items from Bill Foler and local letters mentions stage fame, a marriage to a steel magnate worth at least £10,000,000, and a Kansas factory amid pure food laws. It notes Weed in Otero County, Blue Bell signer, a sheriff chasing a horse car with an auto, a messenger boy seen at the ball park, and a bragging town resident claiming access to whisky. Also references Miss Winger, a church opening near a saloon, and the editor’s Cimarron trip with editor Bringle taking charge next week.
Lawyer Elfego Baca reports the industrial area near Holleboro is booming in mining with the Snake and Bonanza mines driving excitement. Gold and copper ore is freely milled and shipped while several stamp mills operate at Shake and Bonanza. Cattle ranchers fear drought may endanger stock, and new arrivals, carpets and rockers flood Potrelle's.
Silver City presides over a mining boom centered on Hanover and Copper Flat with new developments and modern mills. Officials highlight prudent capital, sane diggings, and growing industries including lumber and shipping. The town expands with immigration, improved sidewalks, sewer plans, and a vision of a strong, beautified home and business center.
The text notes broad business prosperity with rising bank deposits and circulating money. It mentions discussions of a new stage line with automobiles replacing the old route between Silver City and Mogollon. A bridge over the river is planned and the new route schedule will be significantly shorter.
A fragmented roster of individuals from multiple cities appears alongside an after May 16 notice from W. H. Hahn & Co stating that the retail fuel business will switch to cash basis with payment due at order or delivery. No fuel will be delivered unpaid.
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