Hagerman Wins Support In New Mexico Governor Address
Herbert J. Hagerman arrived in Roswell as the new governor and pledged a clean businesslike administration. He said he would crush corruption in public office and enforce gambling prohibition nationwide. A large crowd greeted him with a parade of cadets and national guard members and a reception planned by the Commercial Club.
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Roswell
Herbert J. Hagerman
New Mexico
Commercial Club
Texico
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico National Guard
Hagerman
New Mexio
Percy Hagerman
Colorado Springs
South Spring
Burglars Often Go Unarmed Says Detective Lecoq
In a discussion on crime and law, Lecoq notes that most burglars go unarmed since they seldom need weapons. The article links fear, night, and homeowner bravado to the ease burglars have, while also touching on labor savings machinery and road graders as a separate topic.
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Coq
New York
Lecoq
Spray the Big Red Apple Trees for Better Yields
A letter from Chicago dated November 29 1905 urges Farmington New Mexico fruit growers to spray their orchards fully to prevent moth spread and loss. A proposal offers to furnish spray equipment and materials at a crop percentage if growers cannot afford it, with plans to discuss later.
Building of Granite Blocks Nears Completion on Main Street
The Granite Block Co. nears finishing its first Main Street structure. Large, regular blocks lay quickly and resemble stone from afar. They are cheap, durable, and built from local material, saving freight and boosting home employment. Willet Brown's new meat market will occupy the pew building soon.
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Granite Block Co
Main Street
Pew
Willet Brown
New Mexico Road Work Schedules Urged for Efficiency
In New Mexico the extent of road work could be managed by a single qualified supervisor. A system similar to those in older states is proposed, with a law establishing centralized supervision to improve roads and overall efficiency and economy.
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New Mexico
Union
Farmington Union Highlighted as Beacon of Progress
Over two years the Farmington union shows the claimed benefits in action, marking a triumphant demonstration of the initiative’s early promises.
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Farmington
Changes Planned on Star Routes in County
Public notices announce new schedules on Star routes Blanco to Aztec and Largo to Aztec. Blanco departs daily at 6 a.m. except Sundays, reaches Aztec by 10 a.m., returns at 11 a.m., arrives Blanco at 3 p.m. Largo departs daily except Sundays at 9 a.m., reaches Aztec by 10 a.m., returns to Largo by 4 p.m.
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Here
Shiprod
Blanco
Aztec
Largo
Reforms in China Shift from Old Exams to Modern School System
The improvement program in China moves away from the ancient od examination requiring candidates for government posts to pass Confucian classics. It now plans recruitment from graduates educated under a modern school system to be established nationwide.
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China
New Mexico Transforms with Irrigation and Growth
New Mexico draws thousands of immigrants from Colorado to Texas as irrigation networks and artesian wells open vast farm districts. The Rio Grande valley plans storage reservoirs and canals to expand cultivated land while western valleys like Farmington promise future communities with growing wealth and activity.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Texas Line
Rio Grande Valley
Farmington Country
Chioftai
Joint State Hood A Miserable Trick
Editorial from the Pueblo Chieftain attacks joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona as a deceit that would rob the West of rightful Senate representation. It argues separate statehood is better for both territories and accuses western congressmen of opposing it only to protect selfish interests.
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Pueblo Chieftain
New Mexico
Arizona
United States Senate
Southwest
American Federation
Blindness, Games, and Sports in a French Asylum Scene
Two young men in a blind asylum request handicaps for chess and board games, praising blindness as a source of skill and agility. They claim prowess in angling, cachre, poker, and bridge with embossed cards, while recounting impressive athletic feats on bars and runs. The passage notes France’s large investment in submarine navigation over the past fifteen years.
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France
Grip Quickly Knocked Out By Chamberlain Remedies
Mr JS Egleston of Maple Lend ing, Iowa reports severe winter colds turned to grip. He treated with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, claiming rapid relief and full recovery. McEwen Bros. supplies cited.
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JS. Egleston
Maple Lending
Towa
Chamberlain
McEwen Bros
Vast Alaska forests cover thousands of miles of southwest
Primeval stands blanket southwestern Alaska with yellow cedar, white spruce and balsam fir. The article notes extensive forested areas and the dominance of these tree species across the region.
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Alaska
Shirtwaists For Winter Fashion Elevates Silk Embroidery
The article describes winter shirtwaists evolving from fine lingerie blouses to exquisite evening waists crafted from silk, with harmony embroidery and lace. It notes Irish crochet lace and baby Irish forms, short sleeves with matching cuffs, and simple evening cuts elevated by detailed trimming. Lingerie waists and handkerchief linen styles remain popular despite wear concerns.
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France
Autumn Fashion Styles in Linen and White Leather
A fashion write up details autumn waists from plain linen to Irish hand embroidery, collar designs, and new belt revivals. White leather hats with cog feathers, matching accessories, and novel hats for teens are described, plus pockets in gowns and chiffon draperies for versatile color schemes.
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Ireland
Holland
Appointment as U S Court Commissioner at Farmington NM
On October 12 1905 I was appointed United States Court Commissioner at Farmington San Juan County New Mexico by Hon W J Mills Chief Justice of New Mexico and am prepared to administer all oaths in preliminary and final proofs under homestead desert and other public land laws. I possess the blanks and forms and solicit the business of those near Farmington or where proofs are more accessible.
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United States
Farmington
San Juan County
New Mexico
W. J. Mills
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