Is New Mexico Ready to Grow Sugar Beet Industry
The American Sugar Industry and Beet Sugar Gazette explores New Mexico as a potential sugar producing state following the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque. It notes existing beet growing trials near Albuquerque Las Vegas and Maxwell City, outlines water and land needs, and cites soil, climate, and sugar content data supporting a feasible sugar beet industry with multiple potential factories in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Jesse Ho
J. H. Bearrup
Albuquerque
Beet Sugar Gazette
Nife Road
National Irrigation Congress
Maxwell City
Las Vegas
Morning Journal
Bernatine County
Santa Fe Railway
Belen
Roswell
Watrens
Springer
Ehnendorf
Colorado
Santa Fe
Exposition Grounds
Maxwell Irrigated Land Company
Irving F. Sinsheimer
Mclntosh
Fize
Torrence
Istancia
J. D. Hand
Las Vegas Grant
Ciney
Jewish Festival of Lights Starts Today
Today marks the Chanukah festival eight days of lights recalling Judas Maccabees rededication of the temple in 162 BC. Divine services at Temple Albert begin 7:45 p m with Rabbi Dr Chapman officiating on the topic Memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanukah
Second Temple
Antiochus IV
Syria
Judas Maccabees
Temple Albert
Chapman
Post Office Building 10 Resumes Work After Delay
The three story federal building, whose foundations were laid nearly a year ago, will resume this morning after a plan change halted progress. A. W. Anson, contractor, says completion will be swift with a force of men. The structure will house the post office, district court, and federal officers, costing about 150000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Anson
United States District Court
Public Service Commission Refuses Delaware and Hudson Bond Issue
The public service commission refused to allow Delaware and Hudson to issue bonds under its first mortgage and refunding notes totaling 4,655,209 partly for advances to Hudson Coal and 2,500,000 for Pennsylvania coal lands. It authorizes 2,380,868 in bonds to discharge notes, proceeds used to buy securities of the Troy and New England railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Dee, Li
Public Service Commission
Delaware and Hudson Company
Hudson Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Troy and New England Railway
Railways Company Seeks Possession and $1 Million Claim
Cleveland based Railways company files in United States circuit court and cross petition in receivership of its traction system against Central Trust of New York seeking possession of funds and a claim for 1 000 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Dee,k
the Railways Company
United States Circuit Court & Cross
Central Trust Company of New York
Fast Basketball Showdown Between Minors and Athletic Club
A high profile basketball game tonight in the armory pits the city’s top Minors lineup against a team from the Albuquerque Athletic Club. Both squads boast standout players from the local basketball scene, selected from a pool of over 140 club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque Athletic Club
Doam
Highbinders Condemn Informer to Death
May Dow a Chinese interpreter who aided authorities in solving murders of Chinese in major cities has been sentenced to death by a secret organization. Police seek conspirators as Dow claims Chinese societies agreed to pay 2900 dollars for his murder and he has assisted federal and local authorities in these cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
May Dow
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Dow
Destructive Coal Fire at Winnipeg Docks
A massive blaze rages at the Canadian Pacific railway coal docks in Winnipeg. Firefighters have fought the fire for weeks with over one hundred thousand tons of coal burning. Workers, including coal shovelers, attempt to reach the seat of the blaze as the company plans to deploy a steam shovel to combat the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Pire
Canadian Pacific Railway
Park Subscription Grows Rapidly in Albuquerque Drive
The campaign to raise 1600 to complete a Highland park expansion gains support as 250 is subscribed at a library meeting. City funds 2000 with citizens to cover the rest, while chairmen from various streets and the University coordinate soliciting further gifts. Residents back park improvements to boost neighborhood property values and city attractiveness.
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Highland Park
PB Mohn
South High
A. Johnson
South Broadway
G. P Learnard
South Walter
EF N. Wilson
South Arno
Porterfield
Albuquerque
Urgent Appeal Seeks Broad Support This Week
Busy men and those willing to help are urged to contribute now. Names and addresses are provided above so supporters can send donations without being asked. The goal is to reach full subscription by the end of the current week.
Young orators win prizes at ELKC Theater
The Albuquerque Central high school oratorical contest at the Elks theater drew eleven participants with strong performances. Fred M. Calkins won first prize of twenty dollars for The Average Man, while David Rosenwald and William Colburn Cook tied for second with fifteen dollars each. Miss Mary David claimed fourth with five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Calkins
David Rosenwald
William C. Cook
Albuquerque
Elks’ Theater
Central School
Central High School
Fred M. Calkins
William Colburn Cook
Rosenwald
George 8. Klock
A. J Maloy
R. F. Asplund
O. N. Marron
F. H Moore
Margaret Medler
Klock
Simeon Stern
Viola Blueher
Blueher
Lola Neher
Charlotte Pratt
Dwyer Fails To Take O Connell In Portland Match
Portland report says Dwyer of the Chicago Athletic Club failed thrice to throw Eddie O Connell of Mullene Amateur Athletic Club within sixty minutes at the exposition rink. Dwyer secured one fall after thirty minutes and accepted a later straight match with a 158 pound limit. The Columbus Hotel remains a focal point for home cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Dwyer
Chicago
Athleti Club
Eddie O'Conner
Mullenemah
Many Transfers of Property at Sylvanite Mining District
The Silver City Enterprise reports rapid development across the Oylvanite district with the Broken Jug claim showing three feet of ore in the upper east level and six figures per ton values. The Quartzite group near Sylvanite is under immediate transfer talks while Wood’s mine sold for $65,000 to Pearson Bros. Ouray. The Trade Dollar group was acquired by J C Meader and associates. Handcar and Skyscraper mines yield $50 per ton. A new wagon road from Hachita to Sylvanite, projected to save six and a half miles, will cost about $3,000 and be funded by local merchants and miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Irrigated Land Company
Maxwell
Verwajo
New Mexico
Maxwell Company
Irrigation Congress
United States
Dr Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Maxwau
Raton
Sangre de Cristo
Silver City Enterprise
Broken Jug
J. Wicks
Grant County
Wood
Littleatchet Mountains
Pearson Bros
Ouray
Coloe
Douglas
el Paso
J. C. Meader
Mogollon Country and Associates
Silver City
Sylvanite
Hachita
Warm December Day in St Louis Breaks 19 Year Record
December in St Louis brought the warmest day in nineteen years with a high near 70. Abilene Kansas reached 76 and Fort Smith Arkansas 74 as snow fell elsewhere. In Wilkesbarre snow began at noon and drifted blocking streetcar traffic in the Wyoming valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lewis
Dee
St Louis
Abilene
Kansas
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
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Southwest
Pinnan Flandodere
Milchner
Mettwurst
Leberweurst
Israel
Isateeon
DR. Pierce
Still
R.V. Pierce
Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce, M. D
Buffalo, N. Y
Anson
AJ Alc
McMillin
W. Galles
Wigeley
H. Galles
Skinner
Brock
Benjamin
Lee
Lempke
Bronson
Cavanaugh
Leceiver
Armory Hall
ELKC
Pierce Weesting
Columbus Hotel
ST. Louis
Columbus
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