Albuquerque Morning Journal Circulation Estimate 1908
The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports an average daily circulation of 4 461 copies during April 1908. D & Boucher business manager swore to the figures before Notary H N Packert on May 9 1908. Subscriptions offered daily by carrier for one month and by mail.
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New Mexteco
Bernalillo
Ss. D. & Boucher
Journal Publishing Company
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Albuquerque Morning Journel
D. &. Boucher
HN Packert
Dally
Basis of Prosperity Tied to Abundant Harvest
The piece argues that national prosperity rests on abundant agricultural yields. Chief Statistician Clark projects a ninth straight good harvest worth about 8 billion dollars, illustrating the scale with comparisons to debt, railroads, and city valuations while noting the vast logistical needs of moving crops and the inherent strength of natural abundance.
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Clark
United States Agricultural Department
New York World
New York City
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Louis
Seattle
San Francisco
Andrews and Burcom Seen as Republican Leaders in New Mexico
Democratic leaders claim the party backs Andrews for congress and Burcom to lead his campaign to solidify Republican strength in New Mexico Wis. They argue Andrews is a weak candidate and unpopular, especially in some Republican counties, while Larrazolo now stands stronger than in 1906, suggesting the Democrats aim to influence nominations and maintain party control.
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Congress
Andrews
New Mexico
Wis
Burcom
Larrazolo
Larragole
Arizona
National Party
Arigona
Bisbee
Democratic Momentum Grows Despite 1906 Frauds
The piece argues widespread 1906 election frauds in Colfax and Valencia counties tainted results. It notes Roosevelt County’s 1906 primary turnout rising dramatically in 1908 and asserts Democrats gain strength, challenging Republicans and boasting increasing votes east of the mountains. The tone warns best laid plans often fail.
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Colfax
Valenesia
Bursums
House of Representative
Roosevelt County
Valencia County
Watterson and Courier-Journal Join Bryan Campaign Fervor
The Louisville Courier-Journal publicly backs Bryan, declaring free silver dead and urging Kentucky to unite for his nomination at Denver and victory in November. The piece portrays Colonel Henry Watterson as a decisive, all-in patriot who will campaign vigorously, warning against factional discord and stressing Kentucky’s pivotal role in electing Bryan.
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Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Bryan
Denver
Republic
Courier-Journal
Lexington
Louisville
Secret Southern Republican Machine Emerges After Nominating Work
The Washington Star reveals that the Republican National Committee aims to create a white southward administration machine, sidelining black influence. Observers expect Taft to secure solid southern delegates, with Roosevelt likely building a similar eastward and southern support network in coming years.
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Washington Star
R Publican National Committee
Mchinsey
Roosevelt
Taft
South
Mason and Dixon
Rooseon
Public Health Costs and Oddities in a 1910s Chronicle
The article argues that public health saves money, cites England and U.S. savings from sanitation, and notes preventable deaths. It critiques neglect of prevention, mentions sewer costs for Albuquerque, and parodies reform topics from hog breeds to Sunday kissing laws and rice Christians, ending with campaign fund transparency debates.
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England
Pasteur
United States
Albuquerque
Heretical Views on Party Loyalty in The Optic
The Las Vegas Optic questions The New Mexican’s stance on backing Mr. Andrews for a third term as delegate. It argues loyalty means opposing a nominee likely to defeat the party and says the New Mexican should retire, urging the editor to serve Republican interests rather than personal gain. It pledges to expose anyone who uses the party for private greed.
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Las Vegas Optic
New Mexican
Andrews
Optte
New Mexico
Optic
Republican Party
W. H. Andrews
Congress
Albuquerque Journal
Las Vegas
What the Editors of the Southwest Are Saying
A collection of editorials from Southwest papers comments on politics and prries. Discussion notes impending Arizona statehood and the 1910 election's potential Democratic sweep, urging unity to avoid disunity. The Albuqueque Journal and Las Vegas Optic referenced.
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Kansas
Topeka Journal
The
Southwest
Doctors Endorse Herpicide For Dandruff Cure
Lansing Michigan physician Alexander McMillan M D reports three tested cases of Herpicide yielding excellent results for dandruff and hair growth. The product claims to destroy dandruff germs at the hair bulb and is sold by leading druggists with samples available through The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan two sizes 50 cents and one dollar special agents B H Briggs and Co.
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Alexander McMillan
M. D
Lansing
Michigan
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
B. H. Briggs and Co
New Way to Handle the Merry Widow in Church
A Las Vegas man suggests a church ante-room hat check system to avoid pride injury. Hats would be checked, labeled with owner names, and inspected for fifteen minutes after services, with coupons returning hats to owners. The Optic neither endorses nor rejects the idea.
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Las Vegas
Optic
Iowa Born Family Promotes Chamberlains Remedy
Born and raised in Iowa the Kents Bros endorse Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made at Des Moines praising long use and recount a life saved in El Paso Texas. Now in Narcoossee Florida they market the remedy in their mercantile business with growing success and say it is for sale by all druggists.
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Iowa
Chamberlain
Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Narcoossee
Fla
Kents Bros
Milk sellers license notice for Albuquerque inspection fee
The semi annual cow inspection fee for Soc whose milk products are sold in Albuquerque is due at the City Clerk's office in the National Bank building. John 8B McManus, by Clerk.
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Soc
Albuquerque
Room & Birst National Bank
S Sb
Mary Wreifels
Sebastian Kreiffe
John Ginther
S&s
Mary Kreifels
Sebastian Kreifels
Montezuma Trust Company
County of
Bernalillo
Territory of
New Mexico
Linder Watts
Perea
P. A. Simpson
Said County
G. W. Wakefield
W. K. Sherman
W. EB. Sherman
Ss B.D
W. H. Gillewater
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Boucher
Gerene So Balter
the Morning Journal
New Mestlou
American Newspaper Directory
Watterson
Minnesota
New York Herald
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Sheets
Funny Man
Record-Herald
Germany
James J. Hill
el Paso Times
Samuel
Phoenix Republican
Phoenix Poputires
American Medical Association
Tucson
Herpicide
Merry Widow
Ers
John 8B McManus
Bec
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
BE. Purdy
Superior Lumber and Mill Co
Pirse Street
Cash Buyers Union
Pere Ke Ae A
Second Street
Rhinb Simpet
Steam Sattseace Factory
Emil Kleanworld
Masonie Building
North Third Street
Simon
Cali
Aro
Shoe Fit Insurance
Oxford
Washington
Minth Street
United States Patent Office
Washington, D.C
Lindemann
Arch T. Wilson
S. Edith
Venice OF America
Venice
California
M. R Mecrory
M.F
San Marcial N. M
Kh. KB. McBride
Board of Regents
Las Cruces
Agricultural College
New Mexico College of Agriculture and
Medianic Arts
Colombo
Wagner
Lawrence
Will D. Howard
RIO Grande Valley Land Company
Joan Borradaile
Gold Avenue
I. Nicolaci
Tessier
Central Avenue
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