Reforming the Boy in Denver A School City Plan
The Denver Republican highlights Judge Lindsey’s juvenile court and a school city where boys govern themselves. Mayors and councils are elected by children, with a charter and revocable authority, aiming to instill self government and responsibility that may shape futures. Also notes a Leadville hatchery shipment of 260,000 trout fry to Colorado Springs communities and a proposed territorial hatchery in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Lindsey
Eliot
Harvard
Echo City
Citteen
Frank Parsons
Philippines
Leadville Hatchery
Colorado Springs
Charles J. Zobrist
Lea
Prospect Lake
Charles A. Baldwin
Broadmoor
Willan J. Palmer
G Byrne
Zobrist
Jake
Leadville
Colorado
New Mexico
Torrance County Not So Dry
A New Mexican commentary notes Torrance County lacks streams yet has vast nonexhaustible underflow for irrigation and strong crop yields. It praises rainfall, diverse crops, and predicts a future eye opening for ranchers as land entry slowed by old grants is resolved. The Las Vegas Optic questions asset notes and Treasury bold notes, while Witte and Standard Oil are cited for price control and trust busting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilten
Torrance
Taos County
San Juan
Estancia
Torrance County
Santa Fe County
Rerillix
Bernalilo County
New Mexico
Mother's Love Fragment Reflects Tender Years
Fragmentary verse reflects a mother's care as a healing force. The speaker recalls childhood tenderness and the deep, unfathomed love that envelops and protects, returning to life through memories of maternal warmth. The text shows intimate emotion and lines that hint at kinship and solace.
FAST OCEAN STEAMSHIPS THEIR WHY AND WHEREFORE
Shipping Illustrated discusses sixty eight steamers listed in Lloyds Register capable of twenty knots or more, with eighteen in operation. It notes most rapid speed vessels in the English channel, turbine influence, and compares twenty knot plus vessels among nations. Britain leads with forty two such ships, turbine and paddle split. Germany holds sail and steam speed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's Register
English Channel
Great Britain
Lucania
Campania
Cunard Company Iy
Atlantic
Deutschland
Hamburg-American Company
Norideutscher-Lloyd Foot
United States
American Line
France
Belgium
Ostend
Holland
Flishn
Queensborough
Allan Line
Ikewise
Preussen
Tony Gross
Potosi
Iquique
Hamburg
Iquiqui
Selections From Press Of Southwest Feature Local Tales
A Lakewood farm owner returns from central Texas with satisfaction and plans to improve his property, preferring Lakewood over the Pecos valley. The piece weaves together regional notices, cracked editorials, and local developments including home construction and fair displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God's Country
Wood
Lakewood
Texas
Mr. Wood
Lone Star State
Pecos Valley
Carlsbad Argus
Large Enrollment Boosts Albuquerque High School Opening
Public school opening day reports show a substantial increase in enrollment across city schools. Principal Prof. J A Miller notes strong turnout and expects even more pupils by week’s end as classes begin and teachers organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigon
Aew
Miller
Duke City Firemen Plan Convention Participation
M Devuelbach secretary of the Volunteer Women's association of New Mexico visited Albuquerque to discuss the annual convention. Albuquerque aims to send a running team and delegation of firemen to the Northern New Mexico fair congress in Las Vegas. Ruppe, P.P. Me Canna and other members urged strong Albuquerque representation at the convention and running team. A meeting will be called to settle details and organize the team for trials and convention practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Devuelbach
Volunteer Women's Association of
New Mexico
City
Associaton
Las Vegas
Dettebach
Ruppe
P.P
Canna
Olor
Albuquerque
Duke
Davie
Col Hopewell's Tally-Ho Party Hounded to Shelter
Col W. Hopewell, head of the Santa Fe Central transport venture, and associates from Baker & Co and Cook travel through Albuquerque visiting mills and railway sites. Rain forced the party to seek shelter before resuming the journey, with Clark and Cook remaining in town for additional days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Hopewell
Hopewell
Santa Fe Central
Ap Duquerque Khatery Waltroads
Tos Oly
New York
Lawmert
Cook
Philadelphia
George J. Brooks
O. Ny
Glarkember
Tem Rron
Albuquerque
W. B. Baker & Co
Empire Cly
Hopewel
W. &. Baker & Co
Lamber Mills
Clark
Mr. Cook
Kick From Mule Proves Fatal In New Mexico County
A telegram from Ploos Wella reports Perfecto Sanchez son of Juan De Dols Sanchez, a Torrance County sheep man, died from a mule kick near Albuquerque yesterday. His parents traveled by wagon to return home two hours before the dispatch arrived. Sanchez held a $1,000 Mutual Life Insurance policy taken from Joseph Baer a month ago. Dissolution Notice: Frank Dericks and A. C. Cox, owners of the USO saloon and club at Belen, announce dissolution by mutual consent effective September 4, with the second party to assume all outstanding accounts and collect all bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploos Wella
Perfecto Sanchex
Juan de Dols Sanchez
Torrance County
Albuquerque
Perfecto Sanchez
Mutual Lifes Insurance
New York
Joseph Baer
Frank der 2
A. C. Cox
Uso
Belen
Frank Dericks
Cox
Public endorsement for Dean's Kidney Pills from Albuquerque ad
Mrs. W. C. Wood of 720 South Broadway testifies that after visiting Fall River Massachusetts she used Yean's Kidney Pills to stop backache and lumbago. She claims Dean's Kidney Pills are reliable for kidney complaints and headaches and urges readers to buy from Fugter Milburn Co Buffalo New York, sole U.S. agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
W. C. Wood
W. Wood
Santa Fe Bate Toad Shops
South Broadway
Fall River
Mass
Donn
Dean
New Mexico
Seale
Pice 60 Centy
Fugter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Hay Fever Cure Claim by New England Woman
A Mansfield Massachusetts resident reports 27 years of hay fever misery ending after trying Hyomel. The ad asserts a full cure with one dollar for the bottle and offers refunds if no benefit arises. Also promotes a one day New York Central ride from Buffalo to New York highlighting industrial growth and scenic views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Helen 8. Williams
Mansfeld
Mass
J. H. O'Rielly& Co
America
New York
Empire State
Buffalo
New York Central
New York State
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THE
Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Ag Eee
Strickler
W. T. McCreight
Treasury Department
Washington
M. Witte
Standard
Witte
Nova Scotia
Halifax
McPie Bag
Santa Fe
Territorial
Eupreme Court
Hhe
County Board
Mark Twinn
Portsmouth
Fran
Press OF Southwest
Mohave
Cuss
Strutter
Mexico
Cuba
Arkansas
Utah
H—L
String
Claude Duval
Jonathan Wild
Kingman
T. J. Heady
Milton Dow
Grace Logan
J. M. Carlisle
A. A. Hine
Ralph A. Marble
Torrance County Parr Association
Hetanda News
MtWare
Middle West
Rocky Mountains
Farmington Hustler
Wisconsin
Pew
Wheonsintian
Duke City Firemen
Blue Flame of Steves
Haviland China
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
Strong's Sons
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
North Second Street
Citizen Adg
Eureka
Hahn's
Cole
KINKS
Caskimeres
M. Mandell
H. Briggs & Coo
Imperial Laundry Co. “Red Wagons
Rosenfield
Voans
Southwest
Railroad Avenue
St. Elmo
J, Korber & CO
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone Whiskies
Moet & Chande
St. Louis
Anémian
Jos
Milwaukee I Beers
Pirat Street
Albuquerave
South Fourth Street
Gleckler
Irvan & Haygood
C. W. Strong's Sons
C. F. Platt
Hendrix Avenue
O, Dinsdale
Highland Livery Stable
Draggie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Evening Citizen
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