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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
6
The column argues the Commercial club board actions alienated business leaders and threatens town progress. It urges unifying under one chamber of commerce to unite the town’s business interests and avoid fragmentation.
The Morning Journal presents viewpoints from representative newspapers across the political spectrum on the Republican National Convention and its work. The piece distinguishes between party organs and independent commentary, aiming to inform readers about national political debates and outcomes.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger editorial praises James Schoolcraft Sherman as vice presidential candidate, noting his New York electoral appeal and party experience. The piece argues Sherman strengthens Taft’s ticket by aligning with New York, while praising his conservative stance toward reforms. It contrasts with a New York World analysis that defends Sherman and hints at political maneuvering within the Republican camp and Ohio negotiations involving Taft and Foraker.
The cotton nuisance is a seasonal issue. Nurserymen can reduce the problem by replacing cottonbearing cottonwoods with nonbearing ones, cutting the cotton and worm nuisance while preserving shade.
A serious complaint notes that some dealers crowd sidewalks with goods on sale. While most respect public rights, the writer urges fines to deter sidewalk displays and asks whether the city should build sidewalks in areas long awaiting them.
The Atlanta Constitution argues that while the South and the Constitution oppose Taft overall the dominant southern element will still see his nomination as the wisest and most acceptable for both the South and the nation. It notes Democratic losses could push southerners to view Taft’s accession with calm confidence.
Reports from the eastern portion indicate many farmers attempting rainless cropraising will suffer serious trouble unless relief comes soon.
An advertisement asserts Poleys Kidney Remedy will cure any kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine's reach. It credits J. H. Reilley and Co. with the product.
Local advertisement markets best quality native white bran at 1.75 dollars per hundred. The ad claims the bran to be the strongest ever sold and directs readers to BE. W. Pee at 602-004 S. bet for contact or purchase.
A composite of editorial snippets notes political tensions in the Southwest. It mentions Bull Andrews and a San Juan county contest, Alphabetical voting scrutiny in Valencia and Colfax, and editorial jabs from the Farmington Times Hustle and Tucson Citizen about party cohesion and public speeches.
A Toledo incident reports local girls, armed with hat pins, stopping a young man attacked by a gang on the town’s edge. The scene underscores shifting attitudes as old style preachers fade in modern progress.
A collage of editorial quips and political notes from Phoenix and neighboring papers comments on fruit crops after frost, Arizona presidential interest, Mrs Gunness, Larrazola and Andrews, and a six block voting scheme in Fax county, noting misstatements and sheriff dodging in a playful, era tone.
Prof. Preival Lowell of FPingetaff and Boston wed Miss Constance Savage Keith in New York. Fires destroy homes of W. A. Parr and Mrs. Reynolds at Winslow. H B Kroeger wins Tucson Twin Buttes mail contract. Willie Mayer loses his left arm to a great Dane. J T Whedon suffers severe hand injuries from a wolf-trap dog. Guadalupe Vargas, key witness in the Rodman murder case, is poisoned and buried. Mesilla Valley and El Paso railroad forms to build an electric line between El Paso and Las Cruces with capital of one million dollars.
A reader from Claremont New Hampshire credits Foley's Kidney Remedy with curing a long standing kidney trouble. She sends her endorsement to J A O Reilley and Co. and notes its role in aiding Mesilla Valley development.
The Almanac notes New Mexico politics amid Albuquerque's morning muckraker flap. It mocks editorials, accuses a fake ex governor of provoking a smear campaign, and says voters will decide the outcome at election time. It describes paid PR tactics and voter indifference to slander.
The report blends bold claims of grafting tomatoes on Irish potato tops for dual crops and four yearly harvests, with notes from Artesia and Ello Grande valley scenes. It cites grafted apples on cactus to deter children and describes oversized pumpkins from alfalfa stalks, and hot chile handling by fire tongs.
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