Colorado Beets Lead Nation in Sugar Industry Growth
A Colorado Springs Telegraph report lauds Colorado as the leading beet sugar producer, noting 96,000 planted acres expected to yield 89,000 tons, with new plants in Boulder and Lamar boosting daily capacity to 1,600 tons. The piece compares New Mexico prospects, discusses freight rates, and cites Collier's Weekly on state pride and western development.
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Michigan
Colorado
Bieling
Saginaw
Lamar
Norfolk
Holly
New Mexico
Albuquerque
United States
Local memoir notes birth in 885 near Warrenton
A woman recalls her birth near Warrenton Virginia in 885 and frequently visiting Washington as a child. She references fraternal orders including the Odd Fellows, Masons, Foresters, Woodmen, and Knights of Pythias, with member counts listed for each.
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Warrenton
Washington
The
Odd Fellows
Masons
Foresters
Woodmen
Kntghta
Pything
Poetic Landscape Echoes of Summer Daydreams
Vivid lines describe a tranquil outdoors scene with clouds, thistle down, sunshine on a lake, ripening grapes, a breezy brake, mute birds, crickets, butterflies, swallows, and bright wildflowers in full bloom. A joyful, alive mood pervades the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Lake
Siing
Small Farms Drive Reclamation Movement Key to Prosperity
Sir William Van Horne leads talk on land reform and railway synergy. A farmlaureate praises small 160 acre holdings under the reclamation act as the best path to home ownership, self sufficiency, and national progress, arguing that resident farming fuels rail and land development while large nonresident ownership hinders growth.
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Portland Congress
William van Horne
Selections From Press Of Southwest Cattle And Sheep
The assessment rolls for 1405 show a big decrease in cattle and sheep numbers due to overstocking. The public range narrows and declines, concentrating livestock ownership among few large concerns. A sentiment urges many small owners for a healthier territory. Reports cite good winter pasturage after late rains.
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New Mexico
Tlon
City moves to abate nuisance by ditch contracts
Albuquerque city council adjourned at 4 pm after instructing Mayor to sign agreements with Los Griegos and Barelas communities to divert surplus water from the Loa Griegos ditch into the Barelas ditch. Barelas and Los Griegos will maintain their sections, city maintains between Tijeras road and Railroad Avenue, ending the city ditch portion. Negotiations led by Summers Kirkhart and City Attorney Hickey concluded after months of talks.
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Elity Council
Barry
Lee
Alty Ditch
Hlls City
Counel
McKee
Lox Griegos
Tarel
Barelas Ditch
Tijeras Road
Seatorday
Attoeney Summers Kirkhart
Los Griegos
Hickey
W. €. Heacock
Barelas
Meeting of Fair Officers Before Big Territorial Fair
A meeting of all fair officers and department superintendents is set for this evening at 8 o clock at the Safety Investment company office. It aims to finalize plans for the twenty fifth territorial fair and ensure full attendance.
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Safety Investment Company
Elks Hold Impressive Memorial Services
The Albuquerque Elks Lodge No 461 held a largely attended meeting at the Club rooms to honor late member A. Kempenich with a eulogy by Attorney B. S. Rodey. Three new members were initiated: Colonel J. K. B. Sellers, M. H. Sabin, and N. B. Gentry.
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Albuquerque
Lodge of
Elke
Iate A. Kempenich
B. 8. Rodey
K. B. Sellers
M. H. Sabin
N. B. Gentry
Local business ads hint at fairs and openings in Albuquerque
The fragmentary notice lists bids and openings by local traders including Ives Florist, a general repair shop on South Third Street, Rees Seed, Simon Stern clothier, and Maccabees dance event. It highlights a branch opening for M. Gussaroff’s wholesale retail, a new motel and rooming house on South Third Street, and Rio Grande Woolen displays at Globe store with affordable skirts.
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South Third Street
Walton’s
L. H. Shoemaker- Ees Seed
Simon Stern
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Maccavees
Elks' Bail Room
Woodwenls
Iara
R. Green
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Strickler W. T. McCreight
Business Manger
Collier's Weekly
Texas
South
New States
Col Ver
Curtis
New England
New York
Commerce and Labor
el Paso Times
Department of Mining
Ohio River
Las Vegas
Bernalillo County
Serm
Fiicers
Optic
St. Johns
Aria
Herald
Arizona Autis
Mas Jools
Arizona
Otero
Weaver
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Susan Johnson
REGAL
Rober Kelley
el Paso Herald
Wiliam van Horne
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Caine
Good Angel
Lowlom
Press OF Southwest
Gallup
Docker
McKinley Republican
Estancia
Torrance County
Katancia News
Southwest
Council
ELKS
Kempenich
Schilling
Dr. Jaegers Sanitary Woolen Underwear Co
M. Mandell
Albuquerque Hardware Company
Fourth ST. and
Railroad Ave
O. W. Strong's
Undertakers
Fairview
Santa Barbara
Ives
Globe
O. Bee
Cerritos
Eureka
Hahn's
Colo
B. H. Briggs & CO
Alvarado Pitarmacy Virst
Imperial Laundry Co
RED Wagons
Rosen
Oefield
Rosenfield’s
Railroad Avenue
Elmo
W. Strong
Ouke
Tea and Coffee Co
West Silver Ave
Konda
T Vann
Mexico
Optometry
Vann
Albuquerque Carriage CO
Woman's Exchange
West Railroad Avenue
Borradaile & CO
UZ Gold Ave
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