Albuquerque Citizen Highlights Banking Debate and Local News
The Albuquerque Citizen prints a lengthy letter from W. T. Strickler defending the county finance actions, noting the Bank of Commerce did not intervene. It contrasts the 1904 and current boards over borrowing, cites tax payer opposition, and explains how funds were secured for flood labor and property protection. The paper then reviews a profile of Kitty Smith of South Whitley and comments on morning versus afternoon paper coverage, insurance trends, and fair priorities for agricultural exhibits.
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Ktte
Jesus
Bank of Commerce
W. G. Strickler
M. W. Flournoy
Board of County Commissioners
Citizen
Ife
Ilegal
Journal of Commissioners
The Real Fool in Joint Statehood Debate
The Las Vegas Optic scorns those preferring separate to joint statehood, urging persistence for New Mexico and other territories toward statehood. A parable compares a boy offered a half loaf to choosing the whole, concluding the reader who accepts less is a fool.
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Las Vegas
Roosevelt
Fragmented critique of New Mexico papers in old issue
The write up mocks a newspaper’s handling of news about a Methodist missionary becoming an Episcopal bishop and recalls front pages from Chicago and Boston. It notes Albuquerque’s two papers in the Southwest, praising the Journal as a warning paper in New Mexico while describing the period’s press as sensational and inconsistent.
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Cravens
Good Dan
Morrison
New Mexico
Kalen
Bradays
Newa
Alvuillerque
Southwest
Bacn
The Special Words My Mama Always Uses
A child recalls the phrases his mother often uses such as never mind and by-un-by. The speaker questions these words and notes their limited meaning while acknowledging their frequent presence in daily exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anind
Rome
Island of Tasmania A Promising British Colony Overview
Tasmania presents vast land with little alienation and rich natural resources. It boasts 16 778 000 acres, strong timber and mineral potential, mild climate, and growing transport links from Launceston to Melbourne and Sydney. Railways and roads expand through rugged highland to connect northern centers.
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Tasmania
England
Australia
Nor
Taaminia
Yasmania
Iceland
Dorey
Launceson
Melbourne
Sydney
No Football Team for Albuquerque City’s Westward Tilt Fizzles
Indications are that Albuquerque will lack a formal football team this year. Efforts by Roy Stamm and others to organize an eleven have failed due to poor attendance and weak talent. The Lumber Mill team is practicing and may play Thanksgiving or Christmas games, with Fort Bills and A M College asking for matches. The high school beat the varsity 15 to 0 in a Saturday contest, led by fast players Clancy and Br, while punting remained weak.
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Fur Association
Fale Association
Albuquerque
Eral
Albuquenjo
Hounston
Roy Stamm
Yeer
Mr. Houston
American Lumber Company Mill
Stamm
American Lumber Mill
Fort Bills
M. College Eleven
Clancy
Universiae
Allen
R. H
Moye
L. W. Martin
Q. I
Belva
Wells
R. G
Smith
Crawford
R. i
Bryan
Decker
Lempke
Benjamin
Wroth
Mayo
Alfredo
Arrest in Rail Ticket Office Robbery at Raton
Special Officer Ben Williams and Depot Master Wells captured a man named C. D. Roper, wanted for robbing the Santa Fe ticket office at Raton of tickets worth 1000 dollars. Roper, who arrived with painters at the railway yard, had hidden the missing tickets in his grip. He was returned to Raton for a preliminary hearing on grand larceny.
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Ben Williams
Santa Fe
Wells
C. D. Roper
Raton
Roper
Public Auction Notice in Albuquerque Real Estate Case
A court ordered sale of the W. L. Trimble & company real estate in Albuquerque. The November 28 1906 auction will be cash, with a whole property bid, subject to court approval.
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District Court
Bernalillo County
New Mexico
Wicam le Trimble
A. A. Trimble
Lawrence
Lawrence S. Trinble
Albuquerque
Bernabia
W. L. Tiimie & Company
Bien of Eald
Aod
Mail Carrier Route Change Sparks Albuquerque departure
The notice announces a mail carrier service with a stock route change and reliable rigs, horses, and drivers. Rig leaves Albuquerque each Montes and Bailey at 6 a.m. agents W. L. Trimble or J. B. Block advertise Perea, New Mexico. Window displays at Globe store promote $3.50 walking shawls amid general sales.
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United States Mail
Albuquerque
Montes
Bailey Se
Addresa
W. L. Trimble Eal Co
N, M
J. B. Block
Perea
N. M
Globe Store
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Feemaatal Lamenty Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Kitty Smith
South Whitley
Indiana
Kitty Smit
Maj
Albuquerque Fair
Henry Clews
Wall Street Authority
New York
Were
el Doy
Solomon
Mama
Harper's Magazine
The
Island OF
San Francisco Chronicle
Veaurte
Veto
DR. Jaeger
M. Mandell
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agents
Albuquerque, N. M
Wexovalie Highland Livery Stable
C. F. Platt
North Fifth Street
Third Street
Gold Avenue
W. Strong
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
Second St
Polly Primrose
Nicnele Josh Spruce
the One
West
First Congregational Church
Railroad Avenue
Lawrence 8
Trimble
Deceo
Exalicio
Wya. Triwil & Company
Empress Mills
M. Berger
West Copper Avenue
Empress
J. Kokbur & CO
First Street
Copper Avenue
Furnishers
Borradaile & CO
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Nunley Ay Ngo
Peninsular
McBrain Furniture
Gold Ave
Co. W. Strong's Sons
Cole
Automatto
G. E. Gustafson
Jemez Hot Springs
Golden Rule/ Dry Goods company
Sonntiea Deena
Papa
O. A. Matson & CO
West Railroad Avenue
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Sample Club
Ri Ss
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