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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1906

Page

4

Back to the Land as College Students Embrace Farming

The article notes a rising trend of Cornell and other college students choosing farming as a career. It cites modern rural life improvements like Rural Free Delivery and telephones as reducing drudgery, plus the view that intelligence boosts farming success. It urges educated youth to pursue mariculture and related professions for fulfilling livelihoods.

Cornell University Farm Fife

Superintendent Miller Praised For Leadership In New Mexico

A tribute to Professor J A Miller declares him a capable and respected superintendent and teacher, citing his professional bearing and experience. The piece critiques political figures, touts local governance prospects in Bernalillo and Albuquerque, and notes republican candidacy details and local election commentary.

J. A. Miller Bei Holden Prof. Miller New Mexico Albuquerque Bernalillo County

Statehood Grievance Letter from Congressman Bigley to Ainsworth

Congressman Joseph Bigley writes from Washington to Arizona official Charles B Ainsworth detailing his stance on statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. He notes past efforts, explains why single statehood is unlikely, and urges patience, promising personal visits and continued support if possible. He praises New Mexico delegate W H Andrews and President, while stressing the need for practical paths to growth.

Washington Charles B Ainsworth Mhoedix Areona Mr. Ainsworth House of Representatives W. H. Andrews New Mesteo Quay Beveridge Andrews Ciy Arizona New Mexico Texas United States House Senate Pennsylvania Colorado Congress Joseph Bigley

London vastness and New Gold State ballyhoo revealed

London listed 57 theaters and 16846 metros dolitan protected areas plus 1 044 city police with 126 580 arrests and 101 438 convictions. Nevada gold output touted as rising, with Nevada rich in gold and potential to be called the Twenty four carat state, per Evening Post.

London Con- Mables Evening Post New York Nevada

Scientific Optician Ev es Tested Free Correct Fit Guaranteed

C H Carnes D D advertises eyeglass services at 114 Railroad Ave Albuquerque New Mexico offering tested fittings with free trials and guaranteed correct fit for customers seeking precise optical work.

Eves Railroad Ave Albuquerque, N. M

Cotton Crop Not Injured in Texas

Cotton yields in Texas are expected to exceed prior estimates despite recent rains. In regions like Herne, Kleeen, Oakwood, and Waller, pickers face labor shortages yet crops show strong potential. Texas railways suffer car shortages as business remains brisk for winter supplies. In Tennessee heavy rains ruin crops across the state, delaying wheat planting and harming corn and cotton, with seeds sprouting in bolls.

Texas Galveston Mexico Herne Kleleen Oakwood Waller Tennessee Memphis Tenn Department of Agriculture

Tennessee State Fair Closes Tomorrow Night

Nashville October 12 the Tennessee state fair at Cumberland Park will close tomorrow night after a highly successful run. The park has been packed daily with visitors from across the state enjoying amusement attractions and a notable program featuring Prof. Herman Wellsied and a famed band drawing crowds.

Tennesse

Mrs Rutherford Offers Hair Work at BIT South Broadway

Mrs Rutherford invites residents to her weekly hair work sessions held each Wednesday at BIT on South Broadway. The informal service welcomes neighbors seeking styling, treatment, or personal grooming in a home setting.

Mra. Rutherford BIT South Broadway

Trains Direct to Los Angeles and San Francisco Noted

No 1 rung direct to Los Angles. No 7 runs direct to San Pransinco. We 3 Lane Airec to Los Angeles one jan Francisco. Ar trains daily. T B Purdy, Agent.

Los Ang San Pransinco Lane Airec Los Angeles

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