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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
7
Creceus a champion trotting stallion, listed as 21024, will be sacrificed at the Fasty-Tipton sale in New York. The horse, famed for unparalleled traits, belonged to George Ketchum and drew widespread attention as a public figure in the sport.
Portland crowds view a Washington exposition display contrasting traditional Native American crafts with modern education outcomes. Exhibits show ancient buckskin garments, bows, and beadwork alongside ax handles, brooms, harness, shoes, uniforms, and sewing by Indian girls and boys under government programs. Local observers note striking progress and pride in their education and handiwork.
The U S reclamation service engineers and a four member citizen committee from Roswell toured the Pecos irrigation and Improvement Co system below Carlsbad. They noted the area formerly irrigated now lacks water due to a break in the Avalon dam and Hoswell region, as they considered a government takeover contingent on proper bidding.
The narrative contrasts a once fertile, well-kept field now sparse with alfalfa kaffir corn and fruit. It warns that next year could be terrible unless better conditions return. The Caldwell farm hosted an elegant dinner under trees for a committee, followed by a mass meeting at Carlstad club Toons where engineers spoke with locals.
Allentown officials report W H Webber and W M Walls of Goldfield Nevada seek to secure the title to Walter Scotty Scott’s Death Valley treasure mine via heirs of the late Senamin Breyfogle. Breyfogle died after 1863 while holding a Nevada land tract. Proposals aim to keep or compel Scotty to reveal the mine location in exchange for a share.
The territorial Supreme Court convened with Judge Parker and five justices. The lower court judgment in the Santa Fe Mercantile case was affirmed. a US Supreme Court appeal may follow. Attorney fees claim by A A Jones discussed. adjournment set to January 4, 1908.
The San Francisco Chronicle reprints a letter from Chief Engineer F. H. Nowell directing Supervising Engineer J. B. Lippincott to cut surveying for the Klamath project and stop pushing landowners to sign subdivision contracts. Government water will go to only small parcels, with emphasis on settlers who can pay and markets for crops. The note warns that national irrigation depends on successful settlements, timely payments, and railroad access.
A reader letter touts Electric Hitters as a remedy for stomach indigestion biliousness and kidney issues. The writer cites personal recovery after suffering months of sleepless nerves and pain and praises the medicine as a short relief and complete cure. Also mentions a Butlerville Ohio resident endorsing Rowattite Pills for indigestion and stomach pains with similar claims.
A dense collection of retail and help wanted notes including positions for painters, a bookkeeper, stenographer, carpenters, dining room girl, insurance solicitor, and factory office assistants with small wages or salary. also numerous rental and sale notices for rooms, apartments, houses, lots, and a swaddle pony. Most items specify addresses in New Mexico and nearby areas.
A strawberry roan mare with a white face four white feet and short clipped mane is lost or stolen. A $20 reward is offered by J W McQuade at 234 North Walter Street for safe return with no questions asked.
A vintage ad urges immediate staff hires for a range of positions including two waiters two cooks a chambermaid houseworker and several labor roles. It promises steady business at the same contact number and notes workers should seek positions with guaranteed satisfaction and trials, with carpenters aimed at California.
Medical claim states hay fever can be cured by breathing Hyomei. Stomach dosing not effective. climate change helps. Hyomel home treatment priced at 1 dollar with extra bottles 60 cents. J Hu O'Rielly & Co promote product with refund if unsatisfied.
Santa Fe County asks the territorial supreme court to review a mandamus directing a tax levy of 20 mills for delinquent bonds held by Bird 8 Coler and Everton T Chapman. The appeal, allowed, will proceed at the January 1961 court session, delaying the levy to seek a settlement.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with aromatic scent and nostril delivery. It promotions a 50 cent trial size, a 10 cent trial, and a liquid form named Ely's Liquid Cream Balm priced with a spout tube, offered by mail or in stores. The copy emphasizes relief and continued use.
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