Beaman Wins Support Over Forestry Service Policies
Judge D C Beaman leads Colorado critics at the Albuquerque Irrigation Congress stressing three points: right to appeal forest service decisions, exclusion of agricultural land from forest reserves, and that power plant rights should not incur burdens or revocation risks. Congress adopts resolutions for independent review of forest-related controversies and limits on land designated for forestry purposes.
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Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
D.C. Beaman
Colorado
Judge Beaman
Denver Republican
Denver
Forest Service
Albuquerque Irrigation Congress
Forest Servicer
Poole
Delibe
Maxwell
Han Park
Th Irrigation Congress
National Congress
Women Health Reform Letter and Irrigation Debate
A 1910s public notice blends a discussion of women’s health remedies with civic issues on forest reserves and irrigation policy. It cites the Favorite Prescription and Dr. Pierce, warns of pelvic ailments post marriage, and condemns neglect. It then shifts to debates on water power rights, public land use, and federal regulation, with references to irrigation congress recommendations and policy changes for safe, funded development.
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Pierce
Vierce
Pinchot Clarifies Stance On Water Power Permits
Washington Oct 6 Forest Service chief Gifford Pinchot states in a letter that he cannot attend the Trans MississippI congress but supports efforts to promote active development and utilization of water power. He argues permits must reflect both government services and land value while not being onerous.
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Weehington
Forest
Imamorin
Forest Service
Tag Bay For The Hospital Charity Drive
A chaotic fragment shows a charity event where donors wear green tags and pay for admission. The scene references St Joseph's hospital and a local effort by women to raise money, with terse ridicule and uneven syntax.
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Sweet Charity
Victla
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Grand Lodge Chooses Albuquerque For Next Odd Fellows Meet
Albuquerque was selected as the site for the next annual session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. Delegates praised local hospitality and announced construction plans for the Orphans’ Home in Roswell, with occupancy expected in a few months. The Grand Lodge officers and Rebekah assembly officers were installed, including J B Hodgdon as Grand Master and Mrs J B Hodgdon as Rebekah President. A large turnout of Odd Fellows from across the territory is in town for the grand encampment.
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Grand Lodge
Albuquerque
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Roswell
Émpalbcfon
J. B. Hodgdon
Deming
W. Howell
Raton
J. B. Clements
Oda
The Many Uses of Gold Dust Cleanser
An overview extols Gold Dust as a universal cleaner replacing numerous washing and cleaning compounds. It claims it can replace borax ammonia kerosene and naphtha without needing them. The piece emphasizes its versatility for washing cleaning and scrubbing tasks.
Supervisor Read Defends Forest Fees On Manzano Wood Haul
Acting supervisor A D Read of the Manzano National Forest responds to Albuquerque Morning Journal editorials on grazing fees and wood sales. He explains that thirty sheep per family are exempt, 24 cents per cord is charged for wood, and funds support county schools and roads. Read notes 60 men bought cordwood in the last eighteen months and defends businesslike recordkeeping.
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Morning Journal
A. D. Read
Manzano National Forest
Reed
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Manzano Forest
Coordwood
Mangano National Forest
Small fires keep department busy
Two small blazes kept the city fire departments busy overnight. A 10 o’clock fire in a Fourth Street area caused by a gasoline stove drew a crowd after a bright glare. At 11 o’clock a rear Majestic theater outbuilding fire started by two men was quickly fought by Highland and later tied to an attempted arson near the fence. the suspects escaped.
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North Second Street
Highland Fire Departments
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Majestic Theater
James Henderson
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Henderson
Highland Department
Land team edges Second Street department in delay
A land team beat the Second Street department to the scene by nearly five minutes. The loss from the tire issue is estimated at ten to twelve dollars total.
Mormon high priest lauds Republicans at conference
Salt Lake City October 6. During the Mormon church general conference President Smith endorsed Utah’s GOP congressional team. Senators Smoot and Sutherland and Rep Josh Howell, all Republicans, drew attention as Smith’s remarks stirred political circles. Smoot and Howell are Mormons while Sutherland is a non Mormon.
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Salt Lake
General Conference of the
Mormon Church
Smith
Utah
Congress
Smoot and
Sutherland
Josh Howell
Graham Smith
Smoot
Howell
Sleeping Sickness Ad Warns of African Threat
Readers are warned about sleeping sickness in Africa Congo caused by the tsetse fly. An anecdote from Union City, Pa. claims Vinci improved Mr. George Hayes’s appetite and sleep, suggesting it helps run-down people. Albuquerque druggists listed as sellers.
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Congo
Mr. George Hayes
Union City
Vinci
Mr. Hayes
Albuquerque
HW. O'Reilly Co
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