Remarkable M Witte and the Japan terms debate
A fragmentary editorial summary reviews M Witte's bold claims about Russia and the United States comparing nations to Siamese twins. It notes illiteracy, autocracy, and contrasts with US development, plus side notes on arid land farming, new turbine Cunarder ships, Santa Fe railroad investments, and local paper feuds.
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Witte
Associated Press
Associated Pres
Japan
Shis
Suohis
Chili
New York
America
Russia
United States
Ruveshi
Hursly
Turkey
Rusala
Mr. Witty
Adios, Witte
Song of Returning Host from the Mountain Plot and Sea
A fragmented verse recalls departure from rural life and urban noise. The speaker longs to return to town after roaming by train and river, mixing images of mountains, seas, theatre, and the trolley. It contrasts open sea and rural dreams with the grind of city streets and Broadway.
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Salt Sea
Garth
Jane
Horses Arriving For Fair Races In New Mexico
Horses from the middle west and local owners prepare for the Albuquerque fair races with entries in 2:11 pace and free-for-all events. Notable runners include Selden Wilkes, Monkey Mack, Shecam, Master Delmar, McGinty, and Corcella, with training and arrangements underway as stables and facilities are readied for fair week amid strong expectations.
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Middle West
Charles Closon
San Feliverssan
Closon
Selden Willes
Uiis
Cloeson
J. H. Hogan
Tow Angeles
Immeil
Hogan
Hibartis
Salmon
Santa Fe
Eiburray
Selden
Wilkes
Poe
Charles Colt
Las Vegas
Tia
Monkey Mack
Ana
Tralne Ihardin
Albuquerque
Jake Levy
Shecam
Leys
Sheeam
Master le
Drew
Master Delmar
Major Delmar
Dr. Meares
W. A. Clark, Jr
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Davenick
Greenleaf
McGinty
Pope
Aimself
Corcella
Otto Berger
Fair Association
Labor Day speech text shows shift in economic thought
A Kansas City Star review of Fetter's Principles of Economics notes a change in economic conceptions, with criticism by New York Independent readers. It cites unemployment, wage gaps, fraud, and rising literature on social unrest as evidence that recognition of problems advances toward a hopeful future.
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New York
F. A. Petters
Fetter
New York Independent
Feiter
John Graham Brooks
Ghent
Robert Hunter
London
Selections From Press Of Southwest River Fruit Prospects
A Southwest press roundup highlights fruit land profitability in Farmington and San Juan County New Mexico. Watering lands at $50 per acre yields 100 percent profit. orchards, nearly 700 percent later, with land usable for crops meanwhile. Fruit trees spacing guides and crop potential are discussed along with creamery expansion needs in Roswell.
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West
Colorado
United States
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Farmington
San Juan County
Aztec
Durango
New Organ Placed in Baptist Church
A year of church events funded a Farrand two manual reed organ for Detroit manufacturer. Learnard and Lindemann delivered it, the first two manual organ shipped to the city, valued at 500 dollars, boosting church and local musical life. Also promoting fresh produce and pickles from Jaffa Grocery Co with orders by phone.
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The
Baptist Church of
Learnard & Lindemann
Farrand Organ
Detroit
Mich
Baptist Church
Jaffa Grocery CO
Willing Advertisers Help in The Evening Citizen
A lively notice highlights the Evening Citizen classified ads as a willing, competent helper for publicity. It touts steady, economical service and urges readers to use ads to promote events like social dances and business notices.
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