Wilson and Hill debate US population and farming limits
Secretary Wilson and President Hill discuss long term population projections near 200 million and the strain on food supply. Wilson says farming advances, irrigation, farm education, rural delivery, and improved seeds bolster agriculture, while New Mexico needs more experiment stations to address varied climates and altitudes.
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Geortney
Wilson
President Hill
Great Northern Railroad
United States
Hillan
Missouri
New Mexico
Mesfila
San Juan
Taos
Lesson for Arizona on mining reels of value and farming
The Citizen cites a lesson for New Mexico about the dangers of overreliance on mineral wealth. It argues Arizona must balance mining with farming, warning that coal and iron will dwindle and national supply could falter by 1950. It urges a shift from manufacture and trade to scientific farming to avoid a bleak future.
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Uv. A
Arizona
Publicity Bends Power as Standard Oil Figures Plea
An editorial comments on Standard Oil magnates shifting from defiance to a plea for press and public restraint amid exposures of graft and wheeling dealing. It argues foreign sales and overcharging justify severe punishment and credits Roosevelt's publicity remedy for exposing corruption and graft in big business.
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Rogers
Itv Xealduggery
United States
Roosevelt
Welmulas Chargeter
Support for Greater Arizona statehood across Cochise and Coconino counties
The article notes Cochise County merchants and ranchers like Colonel H. Hooker back the Greater Arizona plan, with northern leaders including the Babbitt brothers and E Goxney among key supporters in Coconino. It quotes many settlers endorsing statehood while cautioning that some unduly critics hide true intentions as the November vote nears.
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Tee piGes
Bamirers
Soto Brothers
Cochise County
Arizona
H. ©. Hooker
Jiature
Arvans
Ax Babbitt
E. Goxney
T. J. Pollock
William McIntyre
Coconino County
Corpo
Land values soar as Colorado school lands rise in price
Spectators push for quick sales of state school lands in eastern Colorado as dry farming boosts value far beyond former mineral hype. Land agents quote 4 to 6 dollars per acre with some parcels doubling values in under a year, while total holdings approach 1.29 million dollars in worth.
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Rainiel
Dew Moines
Clinton
Sioux
S. P
Cheyenne County
Kit Carson
Lincoln County
Colorado
Land Board
Register Woodruff
Trinidad Advertiser
Bryan's Radicalism and Bryan’s View on Railroads
Richmond Times-Dispatch analyzes William J. Bryan's push for government ownership of railroads. It questions feasibility in the United States, citing Europe’s failures, and contrasts with private development that spurred American growth. The piece critiques populist roots and asks if Jefferson would recognize Bryan as a democrat.
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William J. Bryan
Times-Dispatch
Bryan
New York
Mrr
Roosevelt
Europe
Italy
Times- Dispatch
United States
Pane Mgo
Leis
Voth
Thomas Jefferson
W. J. Bryan
Richmond
Vin
Times-Dispateh
Fireproof misnomer haunts San Francisco and Baltimore
The article argues the term fireproof is misused by builders and owners, as many structures claim fire resistance yet rely on wood and open features. It urges real fire restraint and accurate standards, noting the public’s misplaced faith and insurance choices amid urban fires.
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San Francisco
Baltimore
Coi- Hers Weekly
Capital and savings growth through bank deposits
The text extols capital as more than money, teaching valuable principles to earn more dollars. It argues a first hundred can be invested to generate further wealth, notes endless investment options, and urges regular bank deposits to grow savings. Opportunities appear for those who have capital, while new safe investment fields open continually.
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Silver Ave
M. Mandell
C. W. Strong
Howse Furnishers
P.matteucci
B. K. Adams
the Bank OF Commerce
Fifth and
Railroad Avenue
Balling
Pioneer Bakery
South Firgy Street
D. D. Coverdale
West Gold Avenue
Merchants Cafe
South Second Street
Albuquerque, N. MM
A. J. Richards
West Railroad Avenue
A.C. Bilicke
Mitchell
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Beach Line
Loudon
Jersey
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Hed
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
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