Pay of Able Man Richard A. McCurdy Scrutinized
The Albuquerque Citizen notes Richard A. McCurdy’s 150000 a year salary as an indication of able management. It contrasts this pay with presidents, military leaders, state officials, and top educators, arguing the amount may not reflect true value to policyholders.
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Richard A. McCurdy
Insurance Investigating Committee
Abe
Richard A McCurdy
Roosevelt
Republic
Aimiral Dewey
Philippines
Chatfoo
Army
United
Webster
Gray
Thurman
Hoar
Republc
Harvard
Yale
Chicago
Emerson
America
Millon McCurdy
McCurdy
Dewey
Chaffee
Secretary of State
Remarkable Man Frost Acknowledged By Washington Post
The Washington Post praised Colonel Max Frost, longtime owner and editor of the Santa Fe New Mexican, as one of the most interesting men in the country. Despite total blindness and loss of lower ribs, he writes with vigor, dictating editorials via his wife who reads exchanges to him. Frost has lived in New Mexico for about thirty years and has remained a steadfast Republican supporter.
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Max Frost
Washington Post
New Willard
Santa Fe New Mexican
Frost
Southwest
Mra. Frost
Washington
New Mexico
Republican Party
Public notes on theft, salaries, and Arizona merger talk
The piece critiques theft excuses tied to salaries, cites New York insurers at high pay, and discusses political reform. It envisions New Mexico uniting with Arizona under federal terms, praising educational dowries and strong early status. Denver business plans and regional editorials follow with local note-worthy quips and civic issues.
Heart of the Hills Love Poem from Boston Transcript
Poem extols a tranquil, distant country from urban care. It invites workers and weary souls to a woodsy, joyful realm where singing birds, flowing brooks, cool shadows, and a magical fountain revive them and grant escape from daily troubles.
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Happy Nile
One Hundred Billions The Wealth Of Our Country
The forthcoming census report will show the United States total wealth at about one hundred billion dollars and a population growth from 26,000 in 1850 to 85 million. It notes farm values rising from 8.9 million in 1850 to over 20.5 million today, with corn production peaking in 1904 at 2476480 054 bushels and revenue over 1.08 billion dollars. It highlights manufacturing growth, railroad expansion to over 204 thousand miles, coal and iron ore milestones, and the vast wealth gains since 1860. The report is said to omit the share owned by the wealthiest five million.
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United States
Lydd
Europe
United [Aite
Selections From Press Of Southwest On Prosperity
A compilation notes Albuquerque building boom with contractor John A Laughlin venturing to the city for a major business block and potential stake in the project. The piece cites growing demand, rising population, and a trend of Trinidad residents seeking opportunities in New Mexico’s economic expansion. It references mixed editorial voices on media credibility and philanthropy in major cities, including remarks from Las Vegas Optic and Paro Herald.
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John A. Laughlin
Albuquerque
New Mexico City
Trinidad
Old timer urges bigger crowds and better management at fair
An old timer criticizes past fair management and urges doubling attendance next year. He cites Libertyville and Hutchinson as examples of larger crowds and better purses, praises Colonel C. E. Newcomer for president, and argues for extended grandstands and higher payouts in racing and baseball to draw more visitors.
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Itor
Uni
Libertyville
Hutchinson
Kan
Las Vegas
C. E. Newcomer
Mexican peeled green chili peppers dispute heats contention
The Citizen reports a quarrel over which cannery first began Mexican peeled green chili peppers and who cans the most daily. Emil B Schloss of Loeb Fleshman & Co of Los Angeles is noted as representing the Los Angeles firm, while T Roualt of Mesilla Valley Canning Co Las Cruces disputes their claim and asserts his plant is the original and largest producer.
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Los Angeles
Las Cruces
Oktec
Emil B. Schloss
Loeb, Fleshman & Co
T. Roualt
Las Cruces Cannery
Golden Rule Dry Goods Ad Promotes Winter Bath Robes
An old newspaper snippet advertises special Bath Robe blankets priced as two to a set. It promotes the Golden Rule Dry Goods window display with mentions of SARATOGA CHI fresh daily at MALOY'S and a florist offering cut flowers. The tone is promotional and period specific.
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Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Saratoga Chi
Maloy's
VANN 0.2 Eyesight Specialist President of New Mexico Board
Dr Vann, a leading eyesight specialist and president of the New Mexico Board of Optometrists, advertises from Whiting block Room 9 and Vann's drug store. He offers treatment for poor sight headaches and nervous strain with appointments available locally.
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T. Vann
New Mexico Board of Outomatre
New Mexico
Ginases
Whiting
Vann
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Jemez Hot Springs
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