Albuquerque Morning Journal Sworn Circulation 1908
The piece reports The Albuquerque Morning Journal’s April 1908 average daily print and circulation at 4,461 copies. D. S. Boucher, business manager, swears to the accuracy before Notary Public H N Packert on May 9, 1908, in Bernalillo County Territory of New Mexico.
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The
Morning Journal
Albuquerque
the American Newspaper Directory
Territory
Bernalillo
D. S. Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque Morning Journal
DS. Boucher
HN. Packert
Business Outlook for Crop Movement and Railways
The mercantile press predicts movement of staple crops in coming weeks will ease the deadlock. Planting and harvest prospects point to adequate cereals and prices fair to farmers, with grain totals near 688 million bushels for wheat. Railways gain support as crop transport increases, while earnings and margins remain thin. overall business fades from distress but steadies as reform debates continue.
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Department of Agriculture
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Aldreich-Vreeland
National Guard Mobilization Plans Revealed by War Secretary
General Oliver, assistant secretary of war, announces that the department has perfected rapid mobilization plans for the national guard in emergencies. He states the present scheme is completed to date and ready for deployment if needed.
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National Guard
House of Representatives
Taft
Bryan
Ohio
Internal Revenue
United States
Philippines
America
National militia reform could field 250000 troops quickly
The article notes 250000 well drilled militiamen could be deployed almost immediately under strengthened militia laws. It argues the reform makes militiamen real soldiers under presidential orders, with no reenlistment needed in war, and contrasts this with the older nine month active service rule.
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Bryan platform to echo Omaha document at Denver
The Denver platform will largely mirror the Omaha platform written with Bryan’s input. It will avoid government ownership and seek a terse message suited for postcard printing. The anti injunction plank may be tightened and republican critiques of corporate influence will be asserted.
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Taft and Individuality in National Nomination Debate
The Columbia State questions Taft's significance as presidential nominee and contrasts it with the Washington Star defense. It argues Taft's persona and policy stance differ from Roosevelt and accuses the party of relying on White House dictation. The piece also notes Bryan's influence in South Carolina and Bryan's limited office experience.
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Building costs ease in Meveland market report
The Chicago Lumberman notes masonry and related work costs are about 28.5 percent below last year on a Meveland job. A general 10 percent price decline in building materials is implied, with labor effectively cheaper as skilled workers stay employed. The piece urges investors to build now for upcoming demand and home plans at fair, timely cost. It references broader national trends and quotes several period sources.
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New York World
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collage of editorials notes varied topics from Texas marriages in mud to national politics. Notable items include tales of a Texas couple crossing mud for a wedding and comments on Yale, Taft, and Bryan, plus drouth relief by rain and a heavy Chicago trains delay anecdote.
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Women and clubs debate moderation in club life
Mrs. Lafayette Young of Des Moines argues there are too many women's clubs and too much time spent on club matters. She says the movement is good in moderation but warns against devotion that crowds out culture recreation and social companionship, noting a tendency to focus on household interests.
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Phoenix Republican
One Candidate Praised As New Mexico's Next Representative
A political call endorses Hon Charles A. Spires of Las Vegas as the Republican standard bearer for New Mexico in 1908 and urges his consent to be nominated for the territory’s delegate to Congress. It asserts Spires will represent the territory with credit and that nomination would secure election by overwhelming odds.
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New Mexico
National Congress
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Las Vegas
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Soeiss
Lyeles
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Cantaloupe Reign Rumors Roil Local Markets
A quirky feature from the Fi Paso Times laments cantaloupe mania and tests readers with playful critique of melon trends. The piece mocks market schemes and the uncertainty of purchasing fruit while joking about shell game risks.
A Dependable Fruit From Rockyford Cantaloupes
The piece laments mislabeling of cantaloupes as Rockyford melons from Colorado and Posey county, noting how genuine Rockyford cantaloupes from El Paso Valley surpass others in sweetness. It contrasts deceptive branding with the real fruit and extols the cantaloupe’s cooling, soothing effects.
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Pittsburgh Times
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The Faker Journal and the New Mexico Circle
The Fakir Journal campaigns with Governor Curry and Delegate Andrews in New Mexico as months unfold. The piece urges calm toward republican leaders, contrasts muckraking claims, and notes health ads for Foley's Honey and Tar amid concerns about consumption.
New Lumber Yard Opens With Full Lumber Line
Superior Lumber and Mill Co announces a new lumber yard adjoining their mill at 501 521 South First Street. They offer a full range of lumber including Texas flooring finish lumber lath and shingles and other yard items and invite customers to give them a chance to save money.
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Superior Lumber and Mill Co
South First Street
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