Albuquerque Morning Journal circulation claim 1908
The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports an average daily print run of 4 461 copies in April 1908. Gulyawort sworn as lines manager of The Journal Publishing Company Albuquerque with notary H N Packert certifying the figure.
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New Mexico
Bernatille
Boucher
Gulyawort
Journa Publishing Company
Albuquerque
Albuquerque Morning Journa
DS Houcher
H. N. Packert
Apology to Readers for Local Defense Actions
The Morning Journal in New Mexico apologizes to readers outside Bernalillo county for ten days of compromised publication. It explains self-defense of the newspaper against imminent evil, notes being more scared than hurt, and pledges no repetition after a workmanlike effort to protect its premises.
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Morning Journal
New Mexico
Bernalillo County
Locke
Weedy menace spreads across New Mexico rangeland
Territorial settlers lament a new prickly weed invading nearly all counties. The plant, previously unknown two years ago, now dominates range, drives out grass, and proves inedible to livestock including goats. Some claim sheep brought it from Oregon, though origin remains unclear.
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Mexico
Oregon
Montter
Trans Miss Congress set to meet at Albuquerque
The Trans Mississppi Congress plans a session in Albuquerque with delegates from states, cities, counties, and organizations. Govs and territorial members may appoint delegates. cities and businesses add representatives while ex officio members carry voting limits.
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Franck
Altbuquerque
Association
Ihs
Congress of the
United States
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
National conference topics and reform critique in 1908 debate
The article lists topics for a Trans-Mississippi section congress including irrigation, river improvement, lands leasing, Alaska and Hawaii issues, postal banks, trans Pacific trade, and social questions. It critiques Taft era reform proposals as slow justice and warns against radical, complex laws, urging practical governance and state cooperation.
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Nent
Trans- Mississippi
Germany
Alaska
Pub Hc
Panana
Canal
Hawaii
Toveevelt
Washington
Trans-Mississippi
Taft
End of the cowboy era in Panhandle notes
The New York World highlights how civilization speeds forward in the Texas Panhandle with autos replacing horses and the old Western romance fading. Cowboys and bad men retreat to garages and gas stations as four named figures recall the bygone days of leather, saddles, and spurs.
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New York World
Save the World
Cavalier
Chevalier
Cavaliere
Taballus
Dew Drop
Panhandle
Department of Agriculture retracts claims on preserving fruits without chemicals
Washington dispatches report that the Year Book error overstated sterilization success for preserving foods without chemical preservatives. The department notes experiments show no such method for pie fillings and ketchup. Ten branch laboratories analyzed 7041 samples, with 328 prompting explanations from manufacturers to Secretary Wilken.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
Wilken
Ixeal
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying Looks Good
A mosaic of editorials and reader letters from the Southwest debates reform and public conduct. Cities like Phoenix Saint Louis and Mesilla comment on governance parks and water practices amid national headlines.
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The
Southwest
Albuquerque Sun Ownership Question Raised
A Tacumcari Sun note questions who owns the Albuquerque Sun and who is accountable, while the paper continues to attack Bryan Larrazolo and the Democratic party. A northern territory man defrauds with a false poultry scheme using a darkened coop to trick hens into laying eggs.
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Albuquerque Sun
Bryan
Larrazolo
Kern
Territory
Tacumcari Sun
Yombetene
Ariz) Prospector
Wish I Had a Million in a Distant South Town
Fragmentary dialect poem recounts a family scene with longing for wealth. A narrator recalls dreaming of cash while an autumn evening unfurls with domestic tasks and quiet routines. The piece paints a cozy, nostalgic household moment without clear modern context.
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Pune
Fragmented query on GOP harmony and a hypothetical row
The user asks about evaluating the last ten performances as a sample and mentions a hypothetical row reflecting Republican harmony. The fragmentary wording suggests a discussion of political performance and formatting a record row.
Public protest over dog shooting spurs reform calls
Indignant letters from residents protest police killing of a stray dog, arguing that homeless and roaming cars should be moved while harming a faithful animal is unjust. The New York World urges revoking the permit for a controversial auger operation and demand civilized command.
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New York
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