Peon-class label echoed in Albuquerque Journal critique
The Albuquerque Journal quotes a blunt Associated Press take on Washington, arguing office-holders are hired men and must heed the people. It laments New Mexico residents being kept in a peon class despite democratic ideals.
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Governor Named for New Mexico From Rough Riders
The Louisville Post notes a former Rough Rider has been appointed governor of New Mexico amid political debate. It cautions on the influence of campaign methods in Ohio and stresses voters must ensure officials fulfill obligations on election day.
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Southern Kansas Editor Reflects On Memory's Value
A southern Kansas editor muses that it is sufficient to remember the old days and the lessons they offered. The brief comment highlights the enduring power of memory in shaping present thought and local identity.
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Andrews Seeks renomination amid Hagerman removal push
The excerpt asserts Delegate Andrews is to be rewarded with a third term bid for Congress after aiding the removal of Governor Hagerman. It suggests the Democrats favor another challenge to Hagerman and view Andrews’ role as advantageous.
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Missouri Statesman Backs Roosevelt Injunction Plea
A fragmentary report cites the Missouri statesman supporting President Roosevelt’s injunction. The letter described as “very sweet” appears in the St. Louis Republic’s summary of political commentary.
Ruskin Advice on Reading and Living Well
A compact reflection urging readers to guard against overwhelming literature. It advocates carving a simple, pure intellectual space, likening it to a rocky island with a lake, focusing on quality over quantity. The tone echoes Ruskin’s call for discernment in art and life.
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Democratic momentum grows toward presidency in New Mexico
The Silver City Independent notes national Democrats see rising odds for victory. It argues the GOP fractured by rottenness in campaigns and public service, urging readers to mobilize to keep New Mexico solidly Democratic and influence future federal policy.
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Democratic Call to Action in New Mexico Gubernatorial Race
The passage argues that Democratic victory in New Mexico hinges on active organization as the GOP delegate to Congress faced a close contest. It notes Larrazolo won by a sizable majority and urges immediate effort to secure Democratic success in the state.
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Be an Egotist and You’ll Be Happy
A Denver era editorial argues against excess sensitivity and calls for thick skin. It contends humility fails when zeal and talent are undermined by imagined slights, urging self regard as the cure. The piece frames egotism as a practical shield for success and happiness.
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Pathfinding Daily Culture Guide From The Pathfinder
Advice from Longfellow to Mary Anderson urges daily exposure to great works of literature art and music. Readers can obtain masterpieces cheaply, read a poem from every major author, study two or three favored ones, and gradually gain refined understanding. Art prints affordable galleries dawning, and self playing pianos help spread musical literacy.
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Roswell Trade Directory Card Promises Local Results
A Roswell trade directory card offers advertising to keep your name before residents. It promises increased visibility and customer leads through a durable local listing.
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Churches and church notices fill May schedules in Roswell
Local paper lists Sunday services across Protestant Episcopal Presbyterian Methodist and First Methodist churches. Details include sermon topics such as Christian Hope True Riches Gideon What is Real Gain and The Secret of Success, with times for morning and evening services Sunday school junior and senior activities and special music announcements. Visitors invited. all sittings free.
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Classified Ads Sale Offers from Carlton Bell Oasis Ranch
Land scrip and multiple sale items listed. Properties include 12 vacant lots on South Hill, 20 acres with 5 room house, 40 feet shelving, and 600 acres near Roswell. Also ammo for sale like a rotary drilling machine and open woven wire fence. Several residences on South Hill and near Main Street offered at sacrifice prices. Local agents Carlton & Bell and Oasis Ranch circulate these notices with contact details.
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