New Mexico Statehood Hope Reaches Clinton Era
Cairo Illinois October 3 1907 Governor Curry declares single statehood victory after meeting the President who pledged aid New Mexico gains momentum toward statehood during a Governors party visit along the Mississippi to Memphis.
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Cairo
Illinois
Curry
New Mexico
President
Mississippi
Memphis
Farmington Enterprise notes editor owner filing second class matter
Frank Staplin editor and owner of the Farmington Enterprise is noted in the masthead as published weekly with mailing details and rate of $2.00 per year. The notice records post office filing as second class matter under federal statute.
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Farmington
New Mexico
New Mexico Statehood Backed by Public Support and Immigration Critique
A 1907 editorial advocates land use and individual effort for regional growth while detailing the New Mexican push for statehood led by President Roosevelt, Governor Curry, and Delegate Andrews. It criticizes the Bureau of Immigration for inaction and favoritism, praises past immigration literature, and calls for headquarters relocation to Santa Fe amidst reforms.
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W. H. Andrews
New Mexico
Statehood
Roosevelt
Cannon
Beveredge
Curry
Enterprise
Santa Fe
New Miixican
Bureau of Immigration
Max Frost
Bureau
Hagerman
Frost
A. M. Edwards
Colorado Legis
San Juan County
Colorado
Congress
New Mexican
Land of Sunshine
Sunshine Territors
Aferican
Colonel Meas Frost
Paul A Roo Walter
National Capital
Tree Inbiss of Concrete Department
Borean Offictals
Borean
Albuquerque
Eagermo
Sunshine Territory
Hagerian
The
Ya bit cha Navajo dance at Teec Nus Poz noted
A correspondent describes the Ya bit chi Ya huehi ceremony held by the Navajo at Teec Nus Poz Round Cottonwoods in the Carrizo mountains. The event features Clah ha Left Hand, a Navajo police leader, and a trained medicine man, with sweat lodges sand paintings and a seven hour night dance before about fifteen hundred spectators.
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Carrizo Mountains
Clah-ha
Bob Martin
Medicine Lodge
Amleta’ Orace
Teec-Nus-Poz
The Hen as Companionship in a Humble Farm
The author values hens for companionship rather than profit. He notes hens lack decorous superiority and devotion unlike dogs and cats, but praises their varied folly and rich perversities. He prefers hens for their unique character and liveliness.
Certain Cure for Croup Used Ten Years Without Failure
Mr W C Bott of Star City Indiana a hardware merchant praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for ten years of use with his children who suffered croup and whooping cough. He says it is unequalled and safe and he recommends it to friends and neighbors. Sold at Parlington Drug Store.
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W. C. Bott
Ind
Chamberlain
Paraington Drag Store
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