Trans-Mississippi Congress notes reform hopes and regional tension
Letter from Chas Blanchard criticizes the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress for political wrangling during its seventeenth session in Kansas City. He cites western representation gaps, calls for focus on commercial goals, and notes Secretary Root's remarks on U S Latin American trade. He comments on New Mexico interests, Colorado aims, and local election concerns, urging nonpartisan work for pure government.
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Denver
trans-Mississippi
Mississippi
Missouri
Congress
Muscogee
Prince
New Mexico
Wyoming
Nevada
Washington
Root
England
France
Germany
Kansas City
Stillwell
Kansas City & Orient
Sierra Madra
Topolavampo
Gulf of California
Wall Street
San Juan
The
Tribune
Las Vegas
Chavez County
Larrazola
Aos
Sandoval
Valencia
Andrews
Simple Simon Demands Pure Food Label From Pieman
Simple Simon meets a pieman at the fair and asks for a pure food label before buying. The exchange features the pieman offering his wares and Simon asserting he is able to purchase only with proper labeling.
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Simon
Premium enterprise offer free year paper choices
Pay in full through January 1, 1908 and choose one year free from a long list of weekly and monthly papers and magazines including Amateur Naturalist Nature American Farmer Agricultural American Messenger Religious American Poultry Journal Poultry American Swineherd Swine Arkansaw Traveler Humor Atlanta Constitution General Black Cat and many more. Additional notes promise reduced rates for other subscriptions and savings on postage and money orders.
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Amateur Naturalist
Nature American Farmer
Agricultural American Messenger
Religious American Poultry Journal
Poultry American Swineherd
Swine Arkansaw Traveler
Atlanta Constitution
General Black Cat
Literary Boys’ and Girls’ Magazine
Nature Business Monthly de Sy
Topeka
General Cement Bra
Music
Chicago Inter-Ocean
McCall's Magazine
Home Mother’s Magazine
Mothers
Nashville American
News National Farmer
Agricultural National Fruit Grower
Oklahoma Farmer
News Opportunity
PWC
South Dakota
Home Farm
Agricultural Food and Drink
Fruit Grower Journal
Young People’s Weekly
Official Directory New Mexico 1905 Officials List
United States and territorial officials listed including Revenue Collector H P Bradsmaar Surveyor General M O Llewellyn Marshal C B Foraker Attorney W Hi H Llewellyn Register M R Otero Receiver Fritz Muller Delegate to Congress W H Andres New Mexico governor H J Hagerman secretary J W Reynolds Attorney General W C Reid Auditor W G dargent Treasurer J H vaughn Superintendent of Penitentiary Arthur Talford Superintendent of Public Instruction Hiram Hadley Librarian Mrs Chapman Commissioner of Public Lands A A Keen Adjutant General A P Tarkington Traveling Auditor C V Safford Game and Fish Warden W E Griffin Public Printer Jas G McNary Coal Oil Inspector Rugino Romero Superintendent of Insurance J H Sloan Supreme Court Chief Justice W J Mills Associate Justices McFie Parker Abbott Pope Mann Clerk Jose D Sena District Court First District judges McFie Bergere San Juan Read Read Martinez Pendleton Williams Pierce Lujan Read Vaughn Williams Smith Holly White Pierce Allen Ho Miller Woodward Brown
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United States
H. P. Bradsmaar
M. O. Llewellyn
C. B. Foraker
W. Hi. H. Llewellyn
Santa Fe Land Office
M. R. Otero
Fritz Muller
H. J. Hagerman
J. W. Reynolds
W. C. Reid
W. G. Dargent
J. H. Vaughn
Arthur Talford
Hiram Hadley
Mrs. Chapman
Climate Shifts Prompt Grass and Water Debate in Fruitland
The Fruitland Tribune notes a unusually heavy fall of moisture this year versus past droughts. While some link changes to Salton Sea evaporation, others recall eras of sparse rain and abundant grass, and Superintendent Shelton reports substantial grass harvests by Navajo on nearby flats.
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Campbell
Salton Sea
Shelton
Equal to the occasion in a depot exchange
An Irishman sits smoking in a depot as a woman scolds him for smoking. She calls him un gentleman and threatens to poison him if he were her husband. He quips that if she were a lady she’d sit farther away and claims she’d be his wife, then jokes about taking the poison.
Barber Shop and Ladies Bath Room Offer Hot Water
Local advert proclaims continuous hot water service at the barber shop and ladies bath room. Patrons are invited to visit for grooming and bathing needs with reliable warm facilities.
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R. E. McKibbon
Proprietor
Tao Farringpton
New Moexied
Turkey
Farmington
W. M. Johnson
Mgr
E. Otis
MeJunkie’s Lumber Ya
Iexico
First National Bank
Wm. Hi. Avery
A.M. Amsden
W. OH. Harrington
Grand Hotel
Frank B. Allen
West Main Street
Farmington, N. M
Berk
Pered
Commercial Congress
Blanchacd
Fruith and Tribune
Chas. Blanchard
Mother Goose
Official Directory
W. H. Andrews
A. Keen
A. P. Tarkington
C. V. Safford
W. E
Griffin
Jas. G. McNary
Ruginio
Mero
J. H. Sloan
Supreme Court
W. J. Mills
Las Ve
Associate
John R. McFie
Santa Fe
F. W. Parker
Las Cruces
Associate Justicee
Ira I. Abbott
Albuquerque
W. H. Pope
Ros
Edwin R. Mann
Alamogordo
Jose D. Sena
District Court
Rio Arriba
Taos
Joan R. McFie
A. M. Bergere
Alex Read
San Juan County
M. Martinez
Granville Pendle
J. R. Williams
F. M. Pierce
J. V. Lujan
L. G. Eblen
B. C. Vaughn
Richard Hendricks
W. E. Williams
C. D. Smith
C. F. Holly
Charles W. White
F. M Pierce
F. B. Allen
LL. Ho Miller
Walet Brown
E. G. Case
Canton
Conn
United States Service
Croup
Chamberlain
Ip Medicine
Fruitland Tribune
Tion
Skelton, Stewart&Co
SPEDE
BEC
McJ&nkin
Alien’s
Chad
Dent's
Kuppenheimer’s
Nettleton & Clapps
Knox, Hawes & Stetson
A. L. Nathan & CO
Durango, Colo
the Metropolis
John C. Hubbard
Doddington
Walters, Prop
AH Cverk
Ling OF
Hyde Building
Farmington, New Mbx
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