Great Albuquerque Irrigation Congress Review
J H Buffum, Chicago Beet Sugar Gazette correspondent, praises the Sixteenth National Irrigation Congress held in Albuquerque. The report notes progress, nonpartisan aims, and the rising importance of the sugar beet industry in the Southwest, with foreign officials in attendance and strong municipal hospitality observed by the Albuquerque Morning Journal.
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Jesse H. Buffum
Beet Sugar Gazette
Chicago
Irrigation Congress
Buffum
Southwest
Rick Wilson
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
N. M
Sixteenth
National Irrigation Congress
Roosevelt
Hearst
Taft Bryan
Pinchot
Newell
Blanchard
M Kene Tavernier
Republic of France
Brazil
Chile
Cape Colony
Great Britain
Forestry Service
Congress
Rio Grande
Gove, Davie
McKinnie Smith Wagner
Young, Wilson
Great West
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Freight Officials in Conference In Albuquerque
A group of Santa Fe railroad freight leaders led by J. B. Koontz arrived in Albuquerque for several days of talks on rates and service. W. J. Brown and W. P. Garside joined, with Marsh noting the city’s modern pace and the heated windstorm days of the Irrigation congress.
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The
Santa Fe Railroad
J. BR. Koontz
Topeka
B. FF. Marsh
Marsh
Albuquerque
Mr. Marsh
New Mexico
Raton
Las Vegas
Charles W. Mott
Northern Pacific
J. J
Irrigation Congress
Congress
Ripley
Santa Fe
Mr. Mott
Mr. Ripley
Bob” Wilson
Industrial Department of the
Neck of
Woods
Out of Town Officials Attend Meeting
Officials attending the meeting included P. Ripley president J W Kendrick second vice president George Nicholson third vice president W B Storey chief engineer and W E E Hodges general purchasing agent.
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P. Ripley
J W. Kendrick
Georgee Nicholson
W. BB. Storey
W E E. Hodges
Agen
Local Skating Champ Quickel Beats Neiswonger in Fast Race
Cortes Quickel, the local skating expert, defeats Denver champion Harry Neiswonger in a brisk middle west speed race. Quickel wins two of three races, aided by shorter rink laps and sharper corners. Crowd set a new attendance high, with strong showings for pictures and violin solos by Professor John L. Gibbs.
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Cortez Quickel
Harry Neiswonger
Denver
Middle West
Quickel
Neiswonger
John L. Gibbs
Dry September in New Mexico Sets Record Low Rain
Weather bureau report from Santa Fe notes September as the driest on record in New Mexico. Mean temperatures were unusually low with a rapid cold snap from the 25th to 27th causing frost in many areas and notable vegetation damage. Precipitation averaged 0.656 inch across 6 stations, far below normal, with Mimbres recording the greatest monthly total at 1.53 inches and several stations reporting no precipitation.
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Weather Bureau
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Climatological Service
Canadian River
Fort Wingate
Taos
Soacerra
Grant
Mimbres
Liberty in Sight for Noted Revolutionist
Kinapech eca Toray reports from St. Petersburg that Tschaikovsky may gain liberty by tomorrow as bail money arrives from London. The revolutionist will travel via Finland once freed, aiming to visit his mother in Kazan province, while awaiting trial which may take six months to a year. He is in good health after return to fortress guard.
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St. Petersburg
London
Tschaikovsky
Kuselan
Finland
Kazan
Russia
Tehaikovsky
Tseehaikovsky
St. Peter and St. Paul
Amesbury firm seeks buyers for gold rings and ring designs
Kesex Jewelry Co of Amesbury Massachusetts offers elegant Times of 10 kt and 12 kt strengthened gold rings. The ad promotes a paying permanent business with low capital and requests replies by mail for a circular proposition or side line opportunity.
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Kesex Jewelry Co
Amesbury
Mass
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