Premium Awards for Fruit and Live Stock Exhibits
Displays list numerous winners in fruits vegetables and livestock with names such as George Allen R O Hannah and R H Woods dominating many categories. Prizes cover apples peaches pears grapes plums canning and preserves vegetables onions tomatoes pumpkins sugar beets and various live stock classes with multiple exhibitors named.
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Plume
George Allen
R. O. Hannah
Jonathan Apples
R. H. Woods
O. Hannah
Rome
John Benton
R. H. Woode
Geo. Allen
O. Hanash
Geo. Alen
B. QO. Hanash
Peers
S. BR. Blake
C. B. Stivers
C. EB. Stivers
BR. Blake
General Risings in Africa and Colonial Powers
An analysis notes rising native resistance in Africa threatening European colonies. It contrasts Germany's costly ventures and expected long peace, England's established empire experience, and Portugal's historic role, warning that native uprisings in South Africa could have serious consequences for white-led authorities.
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South Africa
England
Portugal
Germany
Berlin
Africa
Asia
Nebel Hons
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Mancos Team Wins Purse and Medals in Local Events
Read of local contest results with Calico drose by a girl under 14 Irene Rugh and awards for bead work Lie alter Mrs Mitchell second place R C Wright. Mancos ball team claimed 8100 purse beating Aztec Farming ton and themselves. home team earned 850 second money. Misa Alice Ross won gold in elocution silver went to Miss Calla Hays. Farmington choir triumphed in choral contest. In New York era of hold ups crime rises across streets parks and waterways with police stretched to 8 500 officers and 12 million annual budget.
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Irene Rugh
Mrs. Mitchell
R. C. Wright
Mancos
Aztec
Farmington
Misa Alice Ross
Calla Hays
New York
Bandita
Broadway
Chicago
Paris
Tammany
Record-Herald
Farmington Welcomes First Rail Line Into Town
The Farmington branch of the D. and R. G. Railroad opens with the first train crossing the line at 10 17 on September 19 1905. The event marks progress for New Mexico as the Gulf of California and Western Mexico route promises direct facilities and growth for the valley.
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Western
Mexico
Japan's strength lies in its people not arms or fleets
The article argues Japan defeats Russia not by weapons but by the efficiency of its people. It highlights health, outdoor living, home ownership, and farmers who tilled gardens as sources of national strength. It credits individual initiative and leadership across ranks, claiming Japan would endure even if leaders fell.
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Oyama
Togo
Japan
Russia
England
Roosevelt
Rosestvensky
Robert Hunter
Booklovers
Sunrice
Siberia
Siam
Asia
Europe
Dai Nippon
Hizu
China
Germany
France
Italy
United States
Emile de Laveleye
Janéh
Empire
Ecresa
Mancauria
Kuropatkin
A Sure Cure Recited By Dr Osler From Old Folklore
The New York Tribune recalls a quaint gout remedy shared by Dr William Osler. The method involves selecting a handkerchief from a spinster not desiring marriage, washing it in a miller pond, drying it beside a selfless person, and sending it to a physician without patients.
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New York Tribune
William Osler
Piret
Sthmark
Track laid into yards sparks Farmington progress
Yesterday the track laying crew completed the ties that bind Farmington to the outsider line. A large crowd witnessed the feat with elation as rail delivery for the depot yards and Flora Vista switch is eased and freight congestion reduced. Mainline rails reach the yard and passenger service is expected soon, signaling hopeful prosperity.
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Farmington
Win Fee
Flora Vista
Durango
Why Men Love the Stag Vacation
An opinion piece by Cynthia Grey argues men seek two weeks to a month away from family constraints to relax. It claims men want comfort, shed grooming, wear collars less, and enjoy unstructured time, while women endure stricter attire and shaving routines. It praises the stag concept as natural and beneficial for men’s well being.
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Cynthia Grey
Mountain Club
Wien
Do I believe that men who kill others should escape punishment
The text presents a 20 year United States study on homicide and executions, noting 131951 homicides and 2286 executions from 1888 to 1906. It argues about a ratio of 1 in 67.1 for homicide fatalities and calls on citizens to decide whether killers deserve harsher or any punishment.
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