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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
6
The Morning Journal reports a national audience rating comparison among Albuquerque and other New Mexico papers in the American News Paper Directory era. The piece notes broader media standings and regional newspaper activity.
D and Boucher sworn as business manager of The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports an average daily circulation of 4 461 copies for April 1908 in Bernalillo County New Mexico. Notary public H N Packet certified on May 9 1968. Subscriptions listed for daily carrier and mail.
The London Stat argues the United States faces a temporary downturn but will recover quickly as vast natural resources and agricultural expansion unlock potential. It notes irrigation, extensive and later intensive farming could boost yields, while praising US wealth in minerals and manufacturing as unlimited. The piece hints Hubbell’s Albuquerque race risk hinges on Republican indifference and warns voters avoid complacency.
A historical textile study by Nellie Pooks analyzes wool blends vs pure wool in a sample 42 inches long where hot water caused 11 1 2 percent shrinkage. The report details shedding fibers, weight additives in silk yarns, and how warp and weft weighting misleads the fabric’s composition.
The piece criticizes textile makers training schools and their ruthless profit ethic. It urges Albuquerque voters to participate in the forthcoming primary, arguing the county election bears greater stakes for liberty than the presidential contest.
Mr. Barber of Chicago head of Diamond Match cites railroads as cause of past panics and inflation. The Kansas City Journal counters, noting panics occurred before rails were built and urging Republicans to stay vigilant as opponents push for reform.
In a city park board address the mayor warned that Gillis to river area has four thousand residents but only eight bath tubs. He urged Republicans to support honest government and mobilize voters three days before a primary, stressing the need for cleanliness and civic participation.
The New York Sun argues Taft will win the bulk of the intelligent labor vote due to his integrity. The piece notes labor’s instinct to back an honest man and suggests Taft’s union affiliation may reflect prudent judgment against precedent. In Bernalillo County, supporters must vote or risk neglecting the cause.
Mr and Mrs Phillip Price of Lam ar separated under Indiana trust law. They never married by civil or religious rite but lived together as husband and wife for twenty years in California. They have five children.
In a divorce action two spouses avoid judicial decree by mutual agreement. Price transfers a farm and personal property to his wife who agrees to relinquish claims and provide a home for their minor children. The arrangement is recorded with the county.
An astronomical clock by Herman Bumpus at the American Museum of Natural History in New York displays earth rotation and solar motion. A four foot paper globe and ten foot sun sphere, driven by the Howard clock, illustrate seasons and meridian time with public instruction. The piece is praised for accuracy and craftsmanship. The piece follows with political note on Bernalillo county primaries to decide government direction under Frank Hubbell.
News items note Interborough traction president Mr Shonts promoting full publicity for accidents with timely reporting of delays and causes to press associations. The practice mirrors large railroads and aims to curb exaggeration and concealment while informing the public. Voter polls open 4 to 8 pm on primary day. Monta Fe Railway expands near Central avenue. Mrs Douglas Gilbert, 73, of Pana, wins world spelling match prize of 26 dollars at Winona Lake Assembly.
The attorney general warns rational banks they cannot legally join the deposite scheme under the new constitution. The New York World notes Congress could authorize it to become legal, but cautions venture. Observers await how Oklahoma's 57 government experiments function in practice.
The August issue of Textile World sharpens its critique of the national administration for buying cloth for soldiers’ uniforms in the Philippines. The piece questions manufacturers’ roles and the process, pointing to concerns about efficiency and handling of procurement.
A garbled collage of names and jumbled remarks touches on bankers in need of funds, Taft and Bryan political lines, proposed civic figures like Don Hubbell, and a brewing primary context. The text weaves scenes of ambition, mischief, and local power dynamics without a clear narrative.
Fragmented chatter mentions McKinley county bonds and misused funds with roads and schools affected. Amid wild speculation about Bernatiltoe and New York dangers, readers are offered dubious quips about airships and life preservers as political satire. A Nevada girl and a globe remark appear in a collage of odd notes.
A compilation of editorials and cartoonish commentary from southwestern papers. It cites Roswell Record, Las Vegas Optic, Hisbee Review, and Santa Fe county notes on political figures and events.
Editorial note praises El Paso peaches for tree growth and sweetness, describing them as 10 inch circumference and superior to varieties from Delaware Maryland and Georgia. The column emphasizes the fruit’s quality and regional distinction.
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