New Mexico Resources Praised By Pioneer Trust Leader
Frank C. Miller vice president of the Pioneer Trust Company of Kau sag City says New Mexico holds great promise. He notes coal sheep cattle and mining potential and predicts statehood will come swiftly. He also highlights county tax standings and class shifts in 1905 for the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C.'Miller
Pioneer ‘Trust Company
Kausag City
Albuquer
New Musito
New Mexico
Colorado
pland
Union
Aasllor
Charis V
Lidford
BOUL
Piero
Ube
Otero
Sierra
lip
Lin. Ley
Grant county
Disease hits Berino cattle and horses in winter losses
In Berino New Mexico a mysterious disease, likened to creeps or crip, is killing livestock. Sixteen cattle and eight horses have died in ten days, with many more sick. Affected stock cannot be moved far and often die after minimal struggle. Expect continued losses through winter despite hoped for spring greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berino
N. M
yeass
boir sur QANDAH
The Juicy Grape History and Spread Across Lands
The history traces the grape from its origins in Syria to Greece Spain France and Britain. Roman transport spread seeds to Europe via colonists after settlement. European varieties like Muscat and Black Prince emerged as vineyards expanded worldwide.
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Syria
Greece
Spain
France
Inauguration Balls and Royal Customs in 1809
A fragmentary excerpt recounts the first inauguration ball for James Madison on March 4, 1809 at Mr. Long’s hotel on Capital Hill. It notes the era’s reluctance to royal symbols, the custom of raising hats to ladies, and a joke about sleeplessness from a Chicago Tribune clip.
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Mr. Long
Capital hil
Jam Madison
Washington
John Adams
Jefferson wuld
Lyvolt
America
Madison
ford Hunt
Han
Chicago Tribune
Restoration of Rembrandt and Murillo Paintings Noted
A fragmentary report notes Rembrandt and Murillo works from the eighteenth century Parisian painters and the global reception of light in their portraits. It mentions prior misattribution and later scholarly reassessment by Nicho Thimon and others, highlighting renewed esteem for these masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrande
Murillo
colery
Nichothimon
Advertisement and business honesty in changing markets
A fragment reflecting on advertising’s deception and the evolving nature of business over decades. It notes that advertisers must reveal what is for sale and avoid misrepresentation, recognizing that shoppers deserve clear, truthful information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
gilvertis
mng
Indananolis
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Damaged Document
Fragmented text discusses counterfeit plates and government papers with unclear context. Mentions Lake V and a great Fug pur vin and references to Creon s of the U ury 5 slut wy most May Une Dat wed pink i young. Overall, readable segments hint at a discussion of counterfeit currency and official seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Rinnai device praised amid high prices and pickiness
A fragment notes consumer views on a Rinnai thermostat or similar smart unit as a desirable upgrade despite high costs and mixed feelings about other items. It mentions a generally negative sentiment toward nearly everything except a few finds, with slight reference to aesthetics.
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Cushman’ and Badger _Gasoline
Samson
O. F.D
KENTUCKY
U. S
Express
Post Office
El Paso
Texas
Charles Zeiger
Lierutory
Toughman
Koowlt-Na
Cincinnati ‘Times-Slar
inietak it un & Co
GUNN
Coy
J. A. MAL
House Furnisher
umhs i Mownsigady
Grand Rapids Furniture Association
J. A. MAHONEY
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