Fruit Prospects Good in San Juan After Early Freeze
The Farmington Times-Hustler states San Juan county orchards should yield a good crop despite frost damage. Winter apples look full, peaches and pears vary by area, cherries and plums near normal, grapes unstarted. outside regions report heavier losses. The paper calls for a strong bumper fruit exhibit at Albuquerque next fall.
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San Juan County
Farmington
Canon City
Arkansas Valley
Pallasades
Grand Junction
Montrose
Albuquerque
Matthew Dairy Progressing to Modern Sanitary Standards
The Matthew dairy progresses toward a highly sanitary modern plant under owner supervision. Martin Schaadt, formerly of Topeka, and J B Matthew lead the effort, with emphasis on pure rich ice cream and stringent sanitary practices. The plant sits at 510 North Third Street with the dairy on North Twelfth Street extension near the U S Indian school.
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Matthew Dairy
Martin Schaadt
Topeka
Seehaadt
Ohio Dairy School
J. B. Matthew
Albuquerque
Matthew
North Third Street
Twelfth Street
United States Indian School
Poleys Kidney Remedy Advised For Kidney Disturbance
An old advertisement urges those with suspected kidney problems to take Poleys Kidney Remedy immediately to prevent Brights disease or diabetes, warning that delay allows the illness to worsen. The text cites J W H O’Rielly Co as the source.
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Poley
Bright
Lelay
J. WH. O'Riietly
Santa Rosa oil lands removed from federal list
Neale and Sutter celebrate after the interior department advised the government to remove Santa Rosa New Mexico lands from the list open for agricultural filing. The move follows their affidavits on mineral value and a careful request to Washington, ending uncertainty over Bisbee area oil claims.
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Messrs
Neale
Sutter
Santa Rosa, N M
Secretary of the Interior
Pen
Neals
Washington
Interior Department
Six townships taken from agricultural lands for a year
Six townships have been taken from agricultural lands for a period of one year. It is thought this will be ample time to ascertain the value of the land for oil interests involved.
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Oll
Passion Play Delights Oberammergau Orphans at Crystal
The Passion Play films from Oberammergau are shown at the Crystal theater this week with exclusive western rights held by the France company. Pathe brothers financed the negatives, and renowned artists colorized the moving pictures. The hour and a half screening runs each afternoon and evening.
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America
Oberammergau
Bavaria
France
Crystal Theater
Cberammergau
Pathe Brothers
Paris
Abolishment of hand braking on steeper Santa Fe grades
The practice of freighting down steep New Mexico grades by hand braking will end. Engineers will rely on air brakes and controllers, with hand brakes used only in emergencies. Tests on the Santa Fe show trains handled safely with minimal air pressure, and the Interstate Commerce Commission supports the move to improve abandon hand braking.
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New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
Engin
Glorieta
Lamy
Santa Re
Interstate Commercce Commission
Las Vegas
Glorietta Mountain
Fears of American Trusts in Congo Debate
Brussels May 5 Deputy Jansen opposed Congo annexation warning of dangers from American trusts arising in Africa through mining exploitation. He urged international isolation of the Congo Independent state to curb the alleged atrocity of the current regime.
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Congo Free State
Brussels
Congo
Chamber of Deputies
Janson
Africa
M. Jansen
Suspect Seized for Murder of Pawnbroker in Portland
Edward Martin an employee of the city engineers office was arrested in Portland Oregon on May 5 charged with murdering Nathan Wolff a jeweler and pawnbroker last Friday night. A bloody shirt found in a rubbish heap is believed to belong to Martin. He is a West Point graduate and son of wealthy parents traveling in Europe. The crime was brutal with the victim beaten almost to death by an axe.
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Portland
Ore
Edward Martin
City Engineers Office
Nathan Wolff
Martin
Fuerope
West Point
Portiam University
New York Law College
Committee to oversee Indian exhibits at irrigation congress
Chairman W S Hopewell appoints a five member committee to manage Indian affairs and exhibits for the irrigation congress and interstate exposition. The team includes Reuben Perry Clinton Crandall Charles Dagenette Herman Schweizer and Miss Emme J Johnson. The bureau of Indian affairs will supply extensive displays joined by Arizona and Santa Fe Indian schools.
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W. S. Hopewell
Board of Control
Congress
Reuben Perry
United States Indian School
Clinton J. Crandall
Santa Fe Indian School
Charles B. Dagenette
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Herman Schweizer
Fred Harvey
Emme J. Johnson
Department of the Interior
Arizdgna
Santa Fe
President of Salvador Acknowledges Irrigation Congress Invitation
A translated letter from Fernando Figueroa, president of El Salvador, to Rev McQueen Gray, Albuquerque delegate, states the Salvadoran government regards the irrigation congress invitation as important. He will consult ministers of moments and foreign affairs and inform Gray of their deliberations.
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E. McQueen Gray
Salvador
Fernando Figueroa
Republic of Salvador
McQueen Gray
Irrigation Congress
San Salvador
Albuquerque
Auto Line to Link Gallup and Farmington Gains Support
A trial auto trip shows feasibility of regular Gallup Farmington service ahead of railroad progress. Promoters from Farmington and Gallup discuss a mail and automobile route with local officials, aiming to fund road improvements without a bonus. Citizens and business leaders urged to back the project.
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Farmington
Gallup
Durango
Vorerress
Farmingth Times
Husier Sar
Maxwell Automobile
Clark & Chapman
Erwien
A. M. Stewards
G. Conaway
Matt Hubbard
Orville Chapman
Pueblo Bonite
Ervien
Jaffa
Denver
Rio Grande
Gallup Republican
M. J. Hubbard
A. M Edwards
D. Clark
Oblin Chatham
McKinley Councis
San Juan County
Traction Park to Get Major Summer Upgrades
A conference between Albucus rue Traction company official A Jastre and Irrigation Congress board committees led to plans for Traction park improvements this summer. The grand stand seating will double, more box stalls for race horses will be built, and the track and ball grounds will be graded. Proposals also include a large exhibition hall to meet crowd demands.
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Traction Park
A. Jastre
Albucus Rue Traction Company
Board of Control of
The
Irrigation Congress
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San Juan
Santa Rosa
Crystal
Santa Fes
Indian Affairs
F. Figueroa
AUTO
Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Lana
W. S. Strickler
W. Jd. Dobson
Assistrat
William Mcintosh
George Arnot
J. C. Baldridge
A. M. Brackwel
O. FE. Cromwell
Sliver Avenue
New
Mexic
NEW Machinery
the Job Department
Morning Journal
Southwest
the Morning Journal
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