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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1905

Page

7

Miners' Growing Children Force Trek Through Mines

A vivid portrait from Sugar Notch and The Miners Solace near Noteh in October shows a Welsh fire boss and his kin, highlighting crammed two-room living, illness from harsh mines, and a family rally around Sammy as the old man’s wages strained by dues, rent, and daily needs. The piece foreshadows tensions of an impending coal strike and the workers’ hope for safer, steadier work for the next generation.

Sammy Smilie Sugar Notch Granfes Georgia Union

Railroad Ownership to Be Fully Tested in Georgia

Atlanta October 20 The state railroad commission began an investigation into the ownership of the Georgia Central Railway amid rivalry with the Augusta Southern. Supposedly owned by the Southern Railway, the Central of Georgia officials Samuel Spencer and Major J F Hanson were summoned to testify. If proven, Southern control could cut freight rates by eliminating local through charges, saving shippers thousands of dollars.

Atlanta, Ga State Railroad Commission Georgia Central Railway Southern Railway Samuel Spencer The J. F. Hanson Central of Georgia Railway Central of Georgia Augusta Southern Railways Augusta Southern Railway Central of Georgia Railroad Southern Augusta Southern Central Southern Road

Salt River Valley Produces Fine Horses

The Salt River valley showcases top class horses shipped to Old Mexico by Benton Bros. A matching dark bay five year old pair, light drivers, saddle trained, sold to a wealthy Mexican railroad magnate. The Phoenix Gazette notes the sale boosts the valley's horse market and praises local hustling.

Salt River Valley Old Mexico Benton Bros South Third Street Republic Theorse Kentucky Mexico Phoenix Gazette

Reform School Case In Territorial News Brief

John Gavin a Lix year old boy at Flagstaff is charged with pleas ing a caddie from T J Coulter. He is on the tough order and refuses schooling while his parents in Williams struggle to control him. The incident signals a possible reform school placement. Two girls badly bruised in a runaway near Flagstaff when their horse bolted after a saddle girth loosened and they fell among rocks. Bessie Carraw escaped injury by jumping from a wagon seat as horses ran away near Little Meadows Kingman four days ago. She was taken to Kingman for medical care.

Sammy Sam Pehin Reform School John Gavin Flagstaff T. J. Coulter John Williams Marcella Virginia F. T. Phelan Little Meadows Kingman Misa Bessie Carraw Gold Road

Dalhart Bank opens season as Wolff joins leadership

W H Wolff long connected with Dalhart's electric plant becomes vice president of the forthcoming Dalhart National Bank, with J R Jenkins named president. The bank plans to open November 1, drawing attention in this region. Meanwhile, news items cover a family hospital visit, Indians receiving thoroughbred sheep stock, a major Wagon Mound fire, and a divorce suit in El Paso.

Anker Dalhart W. H. Wolff Texas Dalhart National Bank Gallup Republican J. R. Jenkins

Wireless Station Plan Aims at Roswell

HH Zimmermann of Amarillo for American De Forest Wireless Telegraph seeks to install a Roswell wireless station, with Denver and Albuquerque already in, proposing Roswell citizens buy 5000 dollars of stock before a local plant. Directors of the Commercial club to consider the proposition tonight. the scheme is likely to be turned down.

Roswell Zimmermann Amarillo American de Forest Wireless Telegraph Company Nas & Station Denver Albuquerque Commercial Club Mght

Postponed Opening of Fraternal Sanitarium Sanitation Center

Severn citizen Mare learns via letter from Charles F L Hatnelt secretary of the National Fraternal Sanitarium Company that the opening of the sanitarium has been delayed by one to two months due to weathering and underdetailed work. The article notes the organization remains financially healthy and that a special committee is moving ahead withину plans as the facility nears completion.

Arium Severn Citieen Mare Charles FL Hatnelt National Praternal Sanitarium Company Deta Carryias Las Vegas Areuranes United States Vist Fue

Undefined OCR Segment From Alpen Press

Fragmentary OCR text mentions unspecified entities and unclear events. The readable portion references Alpen and European or American names, but lacks concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to form a clear news item. Further readable context is needed to compose a proper card.

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