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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
6
The column laments return to school amid new phonetic spellings, praises the public school system, and notes civic life in New York. It mocks fashion and vanity, discusses women’s duties, mirrors sales, and reports a crane in Central Park gone astray amid crowd noise. It also touches on vacation fatigue, women’s eyewear, and Wall Street gambling.
Land office reports a heavy August month with 146 original homestead entries totaling 22 893 acres and 61 final homestead entries for 460 acres. Torrance county leads with 87 entries. San Miguel and Colfax follow. Desert land entries total 22 acres. overall entries since January 1 reach about 1 453 with 31 421 acres entered.
Mrs M A J Crowley, Milwaukee Union Label League president, champions unionMade goods. She cites women as key in expanding the label movement and notes a push to form a local directory of stores carrying labeled products. Crowley says label signifies honorable work and fair wages, contrasting with goods made by convicts or foreign laborers. Her canvassing reportedly increased weekly sales of Union Label goods by 250,000 in Milwaukee.
Miss Agnes Bowie, called to Baltimore by the illness of her brother Jorse, will return to Gallup soon with her brother, who will rest at home before resuming medical studies. Gallup boys go to New York for schooling with Stephen Canavan and his two sons, possibly entering law school later. Canavan will also visit New Jersey where he once lived and has relatives.
A jet of water from Utah to a Colorado range caused the death of about 1,800 sheep after they had lacked water for days near Lee's Ferry. J B Emmett recovered 450 head and ferried the survivors to Lew's Perry. Remaining cattle will be turned over to Mason's organization at Estancia. A.F. and A.M. members organized a new lodge at Walker Ball with J F Lawater elected master.
Sheriff Creefes Romero returns to Las Vegas with Donk cisno Barros in county jail amid claims the released convict has terrorized his wife cattle and neighbors. He allegedly battered his wife and threatened killings before surrendering. Penitentiary in Santa Fe looms. Sunday School Union formed at Roswell electing officers and planning quarterly meetings. over a hundred attendees with H Pedrick in charge of program.
Louie Trauer, Ablaguerade sheepman, purchases nearly all valley sheep for Sylvester Bros. of Monteista Colorado. He has long operated locally, relocating stock via Sin Lis and feeding in Colorado before eastward market. Neighbors praise his fair dealing as market access improves for Estancia Valley shepherds.
A party led by Carl Brown and relatives camped near V Y Santistevan’s ranch. They found a large mountain lion killed a mile above their camp and later trailed the trap where it lay. The animal was captured for disposal as the party observed the scene and prepared to depart.
The animal has terrorized the neighborhood causing extensive damage before capture. Colorado mounts were requested for the carcass. Organizing Lodge of Maccabees in Las Cruces gains momentum as state commander Kelsey explains the order and 20 residents commit to join. Lady Maccabees hive planned with Alamogordo organizer Wright guiding setup.
National League results show Boston and New York games with Howton and listed battery pairs Wiles Dorner Brown and others. American League matchups include New York Boston and Chicago with multiple pitchers. Western and American Association standings mention Pueblo Columbus and Indianapolis with varied batters and staff.
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 21615 South Second Street announces a weekly change of program with new pictures and new songs every Saturday morning. A full show for penny.
Maggie Hickox of Midland, Maine, touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curing a two year old boy's severe attack. She claims the remedy proved reliable even in cholera infantum and urges following printed directions for a certain cure. Available from all druggists.
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