Wonderful Opportunity for Sugar Growing in Philippines
By Hamilton Wright Holla Philippine Islands Sept 24 there is a fine opportunity for Americans with capital to raise sugar here and on the first to route. The Philippines offer a better chance for the great staple than any other country. The main hardship is the tariff and free trade could lower costs for housewives. Major Leonard Wood notes Philippine sugar could meet rising U S demand but would require vast production to keep pace. Sugar farming here uses primitive methods with slow juice extraction and little fertilization, but railroads and waterways may unlock larger output. Current shipments to San Francisco show potential despite high duties and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Wright
Holla
Philippine Islands
Sugar Trust
San Francisco
Philippines
Jong Hau
United States
Cuba
Leonard Wood
Java
Hawaii
China
Europe
Manila
Orient
Australia
Hollo
Corrobato
Mindanao
Cagayan Valley
Luzon
Philippine
Louisiana
Oahu
Hong Kong
Washington
Naval Academy
Mach
Secretary of the Navy
McManus declared free as pursuit ends in Meredith case
Prosecution says Bob McManus is at large and not in custody. Authorities had sought him in Clayton and Trinidad but backed off. The Meredith trial, hurt by McManus’s absence, proceeds toward a just sentence for Meredith while Leahy asserts McManus would not have changed the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Leahy
Raton
Bob McManus
Bob
Trinidad Chronicle
Mounted Police
Mexico
McManus
Kreeger
Trinidad
Clayton
Meredith
Leahy
Former Citizens of Springer Visit Albuquerque Fair Scene
Notes from Springer residents and former citizens visiting the Albuquerque fair. Stockman reports the first day attendance the largest in fair history as city decorations shine. Meetings with J A Kremis, Mrs Henry Sturges, H B Steward, and Lucille Peterson noted, while Frank Hartley travels for Santa Fe routes. Also includes Prescott Indian census remark on Wallapat and land. Ends with Buck-Jen's Arnica Salve advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sturges
Fair City
H. B. Steward
Colfax
Steward
Frank Hartley
San Marcial
Santa Fe
el Paso
Albuquerque
Frank
Arizona
Prescott
Wallapais
Wallapat
New Mexico Corn for Exhibition at Chicago Carnival
A Santa Fe Railway exhibit in Chicago's White City seeks eight to ten lots of New Mexico corn. Samples should include 6 to 10 ears per lot with owner cards. Shipments from points on the Santa Fe line to Topeka passenger dept. or as soon after Sept 26 as possible. Also public notice of land claim proof for Juan Garcia 2d in San Rafael NM with Oct 5, 1906 hearing. Chamberlain's Salve advertised for burns.
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Bureau of Immigration
W. H. Simpson
Santa Fe Railway System
Santa Fe Railway Company
White City
Chicago
Simpson
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Topeka
United States
San Rafael
N. M
Juan Garcia
Masedonio Ramirez
Ramon Serna
Jose Rafael Chavez
Bidal Chaves Y Montoya
Manuel R. Otero
Regiater
Las Vegas
ST. Joseph
Kansas City
Supreme Lodge
Knights OF Pythias
New Orleans
Memphis
el Paso
Houston
Marshall
Texas
Northwest
Purdy
Albuquerque
Liniment of our Forefathers Featured in Washington Post
In a Washington Post issue a half tone of Mrs G A Richardson of Roswell drew notice for its artistic effect. The photograph, taken during a Washington visit with Judge Richardson, was displayed in an artists exhibit but the Post mislisted her address as Washington D C instead of Roswell NM. Denver Sept 10 1906 Sealed bids due Sept 25 1906 for steam heating and plumbing work at Fort Wingate NM post hospital with bid envelopes marked Proposals for Steam Heating.
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Richardson
Washington Post
Washington, D.C. Post
G. A. Richardson
Roswell
Rich
Denver
Colo
Post Hospital
Fort Wingate
New Mexico
Fort Wingall
Col. C. A. H. McCanley
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M'Manus
Black Jack
Springer
Territorial Metropolis
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Buck- Jen
Saeeretiereers
Moti
Santa Fe, N. M
Chamberlain
All Drugelst
Jan Tope WA
A. V. Tegner
Albuquerque, N. M
California
T. E. Purdy
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
Ardson
Washington, D. C
Roswell, N. M
A. T
Southern Pacific Railways
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