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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1905

Page

7

Zionites Plan Vast Colony in Tamaulipas Mexico

Dr John Alexander Dowie proclaims a Zion paradise plantation in Tamaulipas Mexico offering millions of acres, a port at Tampico, railroad access, Zion markets and schools. He outlines plans for agricultural colleges, free admission of settlers household goods, and annual stays by Dowie to build a self governing Zion city in Mexico.

John ‘Alexander Dowie Elijah Til the Christian & Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion, A John Alexander Dowie Tamauipas Mexico Zion Zion City Til United States of America Tamauulipas Gulf Coast Mexican Central Railway Zon Paradise Plantation Joh Enterp Tampico Tamesin Panuco Tamaulipas Europe New York Zion Paradise Plantation Zion Tabernacles N Alenand Rise Association Christian Catholic Apostolic Church Transportation Department Zion Paradise Plantations John Alexander Lord Jesus, the Christ

Giant sugar beet and pumpkin on display near Trinidad

A 15½ pound sugar beet grown by Mrs. E. Messer from government seeds in Las Animas County is shown in the Chronicle-News front window. Brought by W. A. Curtis, planted May 1, it demonstrates possible local beet production for a Trinidad sugar factory. A monster 60 pound pumpkin grown by A. A. Darnell of Sunflower valley is also on show at Colorado Supply.

Las Animas Chronicle-News 8. E. Messer Sopris Road W. A. Curtis Trinidad Colorado Supply Store A. A. Darnell Sunflower Valley

The Nonsuicides Club Of Tegucigalpa Exposed

A fragment describes a Honduran club of about 100 men called the Nonsuicides or Defanitors by Pinkertons. Members are former financial betrayers from states across the U S and large cities. Ex presidents and treasurers are alleged attendees amid luxury and cautionary whispers.

Teguelgalpa Honduras Pinkertons Defaniters Billy Vice Seth Tracy

Notice for Publicaton Land Claim Santa Fe NM 1905

Notice is given that Don aciano Valencia has filed final proof for the southwest quarter of section 2 township 8 north range 6 east. Proof before Albuquerque probate clerk November 4, 1908. Witnesses: Jacobo Valencia Jose Mora Alejandro Ronquillo Adam Lopez. Manuel R. Otero, Register. See Rio Grande Woolen Mills window display at the Globe Store for $3 and 30 candle skirts.

Department of the Interior Santa Fe N. M Albuquerque Donaciano Valencia Jacobo Valencia Chillll Jose Mora Chill, N. M Alejanro Ronquillo Chilill Adam'' Lopez Chlilt Manuel R. Otero Rio Grande Woolen Mills Globe Store

Hard coal mine to close down

The anthracite mine at Madrid in Santa Fe county will shut down indefinitely as timbers are withdrawn and the mine dismantled. About 150 men, mostly Italians, will lose their jobs with others offered work at the nearby Cook and White mine which now employs 250 men.

Madrid Santa Fe County Cook and White

Bath Robe Blankets Sale At Golden Rule Dry Goods

Special sale advertised at the Golden Rule Dry Goods Company offering Bath Robe Blankets at two dollars each. Paulsen the railroad ticket broker promotes cheap ticket delivery to customers at 114 West Railroad Avenue with a winter robe theme and mentions saving five to ten dollars on every ticket.

Paulsen West Railroad Avenue Golden Rule ! Dry Goods Company

Revolt in Southwest Africa Ali Soldier Conflicts

The Herreros’ revolt against the German government in Southwest Africa has lasted two years, killing 1,160, with $101.9K in losses. Settlers are massacred, troops ambushed, and the administration of Gov. Von Trothat is recalled by the Kaiser. Guerrilla warfare thrives as water is scarce, with Hendrick Withool once allied to Germany now leading the rebellion after his daughter was kidnapped.

Africa Herreros Gov. von ‘Trothat Hendrick Withool

Bitters Promised as Universal Digestive Remedy

An old advertisement touts Bitters as the sole medicine needed to cure indigestion dyspepsia costiveness biliousness female complaints and malaria. It urges readers to try it today, claiming wide efficacy across several ailments.

Cattle Deal Involves Considerable Money In Grant County

W H Ernest owner of the Mimbrea for Springs in Grant County bought the SPC cattle outfit with ranches and water rights of Mrs Ormedu Carpenter. The deal involves a large sum of money as the SPC outfit is among Grant county's biggest. CATFISH PUT INTO ALAMOGORDO POND A pond at the park received several catfish minnows. Previous trout stocking failed as water was too warm. Colfax Grand Jury Reports Forty five indictments were returned on Wednesday night and the jury was discharged. Most indictments cover minor offenses suited for justice courts.

W. H. Ernest Gran SPC Mra. Ormedu Carpenter Grant County Alamogordo Colfax County Grand Jury Justice of the Peace Courts

Lincoln County Refunds Debt to Cut Interest

County commissioners at their regular session refinanced 23 000 in 6 per cent bonds into twenty year 5 per cent bonds. The move saves taxpayers 1 per cent in interest over twenty years. The original bonds were to be paid in ten annual installments, which would have raised the tax levy.

Vuaru

Auditor May Recommend Removal Of County Official

The territorial deputy traveling auditor spoke in Tucumcari last week and reviewed county books finding all in order except one official whose ledgers were in poor condition. Rumors say the auditor will recommend this official’s removal for incompetency, with further developments anticipated. Frost has reached northern New Mexico and a killing frost hit the region on September 30, leaving water scarce at higher elevations.

Territorial Tucumcari The Times Jack Frost Tularosa New Mexico

House Moves Thirty Miles Capitan Roswell Plan

Roswell resident Loses two story house moves with a large crew toward Roswell over eighty five miles in ten days. Incident reports include Ralley Gower’s broken leg from a brace wire near Boosman ranch. Carlsbad project advances awaiting final decision with 20000 acres signed. Rio Grande group orders all land signed by November first.

L.A. Stevens Roswell Capitan Lincoln County Ralley Gower Clark Boosman Ranch Farmington

Benefits Expected of Artesian Water in Alamogordo

Dr. W. J. Lang, visiting Alamogordo from Tularosa, says artesian water would transform the Sacramento valley into a leading fruit region. He notes locals await the water main project, believing Artesian supply would attract desirable settlers within a year, a claim reinforced by a note from the Hook Island Railroad general agent.

W. J. Lang Alamogordo Tularosa Niles Long Sacramento Valley United State Hook Island Tailroad Company

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