Hagerman Resigns as New Mexico Governor in 1907
The New Mexico Territory faces political upheaval as Gov. Herbert J. Hagerman resigns amid multiple charges. President Theodore Roosevelt appoints Capt. George Curry, U.S. Army, former Samar Province governor, to succeed him and lead Republicans toward unity and the Square Deal.
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George Curry Soldier Governor of New Mexico
George Curry newly appointed Governor of New Mexico is a Rough Rider and veteran of the Philippine War who returns after nine years away. Born 1863 at Bayou Sara Louisiana, he rose from cattle ranch work to Lincoln county treasurer, territorial councilman, and president of the upper house, earning praise for square conduct and public service.
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A display lists miscellaneous office supplies including Letter Files Filing Envelopes Card Racks Waste Paper Maskets Scales Cusptéers Ink Stands Stapling Machines Rules Clips Cupboards Fasteners Paper Weights Office Paste Mucilage Liquid Glue and more.
Tax assessor tricks farmer into boastful valuation
A Topeka Capital excerpt retells a country farmer’s boastful claims about his land. A man with a book, posing as a tax assessor, flattered the farmer about value including coal and a railroad line, then revealed the ruse, warning the farmer to stay awhile.
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Ink bottles of multiple sizes priced from 5¢ to $1.00 offered in colors including black blue-black red violet and green. Collins Ink Eradicator guarantees instant removal of all ink marks.
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Please omit flowers and the florist losses in Chicago
A Chicago florist laments that the instruction to omit flowers in death notices costs the industry about $100,000 annually. He notes 30,000 deaths last year and says one tenth of notices ask for omission, affecting large and small shops and reducing tributes by 25 to 100 dollars per funeral.
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