New Mexico Pride at Boston Congregational Meeting
J A Heald of Albuquerque urged national support for New Mexico during the Nean tonal Congregational church triennial in Boston, asserting the territory has vast forests minerals and agricultural potential and should join the union as a state. He warned against neglecting education and moral training to prepare Mexicans and others for statehood.
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New
J. 4. Heald
Albuquerque
United States
Boston
Neatonal Congregational Church
New Mexico
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
New Hamapahire
Pecos
Connecticut
New México
New ‘West Education Commission
John the Baptist
Gospel of Education
Ita
Congregational Education Society
Eupersti
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ariacna
Arizona
Constitution to Be Finished in Ten Days
President Spiess predicts the constitutional convention will complete its work within ten days. The education committee report, including the issue of separate schools, will be reviewed, with a plan to eliminate references to segregation. Delegations from counties will present views on judicial district apportionment and redistricting after the US census.
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Spiess
Committee On Education
Committee On
Committee On Judiciary
New Mexico
Public Domain in New Mexico Shrinks as State Prepairs for Growth
The article notes that about half of New Mexico remains public domain under federal land laws, with 86,484,692 acres under six land offices as of July 1. Since earlier years, 12,000,000 acres were withdrawn for forests and mineral sites, 5,000,000 acres set aside for schools and institutions, and 7,000,000 acres taken by homesteaders. About 12,877,700 acres remain to be surveyed and 23,567,922 acres are available for selection, potentially 9,000,000 acres for schools, institutions, and railroad bonds. The piece argues haste for statehood to control lands before private ownership encroaches further. Carry county has the least public domain.
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New Mexico
Federal Land Offices
Bante Fe
Grant County
Astate
Carry County
Elopement of Ellen at Allen's Opera House
Home talent troupe presents the comedy Elopement of Ellen at Allen's Opera House on November 19 with cast including Richard Ford J B Johnson Molly Lucille Cordery Robert Shepard and Dorothy March. Acted in three scenes at Mrs Fords Pleasant Hill New York. Tickets 5 and 50 cents reserved from November 14.
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Episcopal Church
Ellen
Richard Ford
J. B. Johnson
Molly
Lucille Cordery
Robert Shepard
EB. L. Baird
Len Eyck
Robert’s
E. J. Brown
Dorothy March
Max
Ford
Aitheda Oliver
June Haverhill
Wellesley
L. C. VanHecke
John Hume
St. Agnes
C. EL. Ford
Pleasant Hill
New York City
Allen's
Opera House
Dive Store
Fragmentary OCR: unclear name and event in tire notes
Readable portions show a discussion of a person named Jo or Jo for the name. Mentions tying and sleeplessness with references to tyres and a title. Details are incomplete and names uncertain.
Wakeful games use letters to weave lists of items
The article describesMr Wakeful’s alphabet games vowing to boredom and sleep. He assembles lists by initial letters including vegetables meals flowers drugs diseases and more. Despite the playful traits the activity sometimes helps pass time and may induce sleep as he notes.
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Wakeful
Benjamin Brown
Brownsville
Filwire
Betha
Mr. Wakeful
San Francisco Chronicle
Anybody Can Do It. Wichita Beacon Excerpt Stirs Debate
A Wichita Beacon discussion asserts that making a newspaper is simple and accessible to all professions, arguing editors and writers come from any walk. The piece humorously critiques self styled experts while praising the craft behind headline writing and copy editing.
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Wichita Beacon
Kansas
Wichita
New Mexico robbery and election totals noted in report
Report mentions a robbery near Lordsburg where a party was held up and robbed of $11. Territorial Secretary Nathen tabulates election returns showing 45 156 total votes across 26 counties with Republicans leading and San Miguel county recording the highest total. other notes reference bird scarcity in mountain ranges and a new science building at the University of New Mexico.
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Thomas Hoatson
Umet
Mich
Gona
Cen
Arizona
Pa. Douglas
Raymond Sergioka
Denver
Colo
W. BH
Hart
Boulder
Lordsburg
N. M
Territorial
Nathen Fa Thas
Ian
San Miguel County
Special representative favors mills in Baird City visit
A special representative visited Baird City and spoke on pulp mills. He praised the mills for using grass as a paper source and said it is cheaper and as effective as wood. He contracted for a large quantity of the commodity during the visit.
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St. Louis
Baird City
Mokis to Exhibit at Chicago Sanitation Exposition
Nam-reya the potter maker from the Moki Ind as leads two Moki blaine ket weavers and six Moki gicks with curved coiffures famed for Mokis. Chaperoned by Manager Herman Schweizer of Harvey eg rio service, they travel to Chicago for the great Sante Pe ex hibit. This marks the Mokis first exhibition and a sensational show attraction.
Hope and Artesia raise funds for a railroad link
Hope and Artesia residents have subscribed over 361000 in cash toward a railroad connecting the two towns. In hours about 25000 was raised with Hope contributing most of the pledges. The project, from Artesia to Hope, is estimated at 110000 with 75009 raised in Hope and 35000 at Artesia.
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Hope
Artesia
Cotton bale estimate targets Pecos wall and vicinity
An estimate places cotton bale output around Pecos and nearby areas in West Texas. The report notes a national average of one bale per acre, with some growers achieving a bale per acre while others fall short.
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Pecos
New
West Texas
United States
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