Albuquerque Morning Journal sworn circulation 1908
The Albuquerque Morning Journal reports a April 1908 daily circulation average of 4,461 copies. Business Manager DS Boucher swore to the tally before Notary H N Packert, noting delivery options and subscription terms in New Mexico.
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the Americas Newspaper Directory
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
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H. N. Packert
Political pressures shape Bryan’s appeal nationwide
The passage notes Bryan’s growing discretion with age and the hostile view of Wall Street in New York, which the country interprets as strength elsewhere. It suggests party leaders fear the current campaign lacks decisive momentum and anticipates Taft and Sherman’s eventual victory.
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Bryan nomination likely on first ballot at Denver convention
The Mourning Journal argues Bryan will dominate the Democratic convention and win a two thirds majority, possibly three fourths, with many conceding a first ballot nomination. It notes his independence from an all powerful administration and cites press criticism as boosting public support for Bryan while warning on radicalism. The editorial also covers the Hearst McClellan recount in New York City, concluding the recount supports McClellan's title and urges focus on municipal reform.
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Albuquerque
Linder Watts
Old Town
Duranes Road
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Archbishops defense of religious liberty sparks debate
A Newark Herald article defends Archbishop Ireland's call for religious equality in the United States, arguing that national allegiance outweighs religious differences. It stresses constitutional protections, Civil rights, and unity among Catholics and Protestants, urging citizens to support equal liberty and reject bigotry.
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Sterilized Barber Shop Promoted in Baltimore Hotel
An advertises a sterilized barber shop at the Carrellton Hotel in Baltimore Maryland. It details heat sterilization of towels razors strops soap combs and brushes before use. The notice recommends Newbro's Herpicide for unsterilized clients and cites purchase options and agents.
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British co operatives show growing economic impact
At Newport England the English Co operative congress reported for 1967 1 566 societies with 2 434 085 members. Shares totaled 160 million dollars while trade reached 528 600 000 and profit 66 000 006. Co operatives span wholesale retail and multiple industries, solidifying their role in Britain’s economy.
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Now the Morning Journal and Estancia Valley Farce
The Estancia valley is cited as the real source of a string of tall tales about crops. A farmer woman sent her ten year old to pick roasting ears, Sammy climbed the corn stalks as the ears grew higher and higher until rescuers arrived with an ax. Another farmer digged a hill of potatoes to create a makeshift water tank. The piece dismisses exaggeration claims and notes many similar episodes.
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New Mexico
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Estancia
Sammy
Must He Americans First Taft Nomination Note
Fragmentary line reflects a nomination event praising Taft and a speech to American readers. Contains garbled names and titles. no clear date or location other than implied political context.
Statehood Hope Grows for Arizona in Congress
The Phoenix Republican notes Arizona nears statehood with Republican support under a clearer understanding of its claims. While quick admission this session seems unlikely, prospects appear stronger for the next Congress. The editorial also jokes about golf and pest control in a light aside.
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Arizona
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Phoenix
Standard acknowledges receipt of marked copy on etiquette
The editor of the Standard acknowledges receipt of a marked copy of The Art and Etiquette of Courtship mailed in this city. The note expresses gratitude and a gentle hint to hurry matters while noting etiquette and the leap year context, remaining reluctant to act.
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San Marcial Standard
Factional Fight Shapes New Mexico Congressional Race
The column notes a split in New Mexico Republican ranks as Guy T Curry refuses backing of Ruth Andrews for reelection. Democratic nominee A Larrazole is seen poised to win easily, with debates over renomination and opposition within both parties. Local editorials praise Mest hat territory representation and upcoming delegate election considerations.
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Guy T Curry
Ruth Andrews
Congress
A. Larrazole
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Conacter
AndrewWer
Republican Party
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Democratic Party
Lordsburg
Statehood delays loom as Carey act limits persist
The Farmington Times-Hustler notes failures to achieve statehood, Carey act benefits remaining restricted to states, and New Mexico watching capital move to states while waters flow freely to the sea. It adds that the emergency currency bill became law with no applicability to banks in any territory. Thirty-three Chicago girls graduate in dresses under $2 each.
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Farmington Times-Hustier
New Lumber Yard Opens With Full Lumber Line
Superior Lumber and Mill Co announces a new lumber yard connected with its mill business at 50th21 South First Street. The firm promises a complete selection including Texas flooring finish lumber lath and shingles and invites customers to give them a chance to earn their patronage with competitive pricing.
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Superior Lumber and Mill Co
50Th21
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