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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1908

Page

9

What Irrigation Brought to the Arkansas Valley

George W. Swink, Colorado sugar beet pioneer, returns from an Irrigation Congress to share his paper on what irrigation has done for the Arkansas Valley. He cites canals built since 1884, dozens of reservoirs, and 376,734 irrigated acres. six beet sugar plants boosting economy, wages, and farming prospects, arguing irrigation transformed the valley into a prosperous homestead rather than a sparse grazing area.

George W. Swink Colorado Irrigation Congress Swink Arkansas Valley Kattens New Mexico Arkansas Leadville Arkansas River Catal Phante Rocky Ford United States

Metcalf answers labor questions to defend socialism

Socialist candidate W L Metcalf replies to a question set from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers urging wage laws and federal injunction reforms. He denounces the questions as childish, calls for labor to elect its own representatives, and promotes socialism as a solution to class power and abuses in government.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineerrs WL. Metcalf Congress Gemorntls Vitali Meteatt Albuquerque N. M T. Pads Messrs Lee Wright T. He Bowen A. Welt L. B Ce Amd Vince Senate of United States Formuoecr Railroad Gentionen Mountain Division No 71 L. K Thia

Socialistic Delegates Card Notice

A political card from W. and Metcalf as candidates for delegate to Congress on the Socialistic ticket invites voters to consider their platform and vote. The message emphasizes respectful engagement and urges support for their campaign.

W. & Metcalf Congress

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Cures Lung Ailments

A health notice urges mature men to treat chest colds to prevent pneumonia and lung troubles. It promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as the standard cure and preventive, with prices listed as 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 per bottle, sold by J. H. O Reilly & Co.

Ballard America J. H. O, Reilly & Co

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