Irrigation Congress opens in Albuquerque with 1800 delegates
The sixteenth National Irrigation Congress convened with 4000 seats filled as President Frank C. Goudy led the opening. Delegates from the U S and foreign nations attended amid performances by a Mexican government band and a 100-voice chorus. Governor Curry opened the exposition, while debates prepared for forestry policy questions and irrigation finance through district loans.
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N. M
National Irrigation Congress
Frank C. Goudy
Denver
Convention Hall
Curry
Goudy
Franklin Bell
Resolutions Committee
United States
Department of Colorado
Gen. Bell
Pueblo
Colorado
Spokane
Washington
Pi Goudy
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Ad Promises Instant Cough Relief
An old advertisement text claims Ballard’s Horehound Syrup stops coughing at first appearance and restores lungs and throat to healthy condition. The mis-spelled line mentions Eddy Drag as sole seller.
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Ballard
Eddy
Resolutions of Sympathy For B A Montgomery's Wife
At a Eddy Grove Camp No 5 Woodmen of the World meeting resolutions were passed on the sudden death of the wife of Sovereign B A Montgomery of Malaga New Mexico dated September 10 1908. The note laments the loss and honors the deceased as a trusted help mate and loving wife.
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Queen
Joseph Plowman
W. W. Sumrall
Middle Dog Canon
Gordon Bank
Otero County
New Mexico
Sumrall
Harden County
Texas
DeMoss Ranch
Eddy Grove Camp No. 5
Woodmen of the World
B. A. Montgomery
Malaga
Wueras
J H Mitchell Dead in Texas Woodmen Death Notice
J H Mitchell, a Woodmen of the World member near Carlsbad, died last Wednesday after typhoid and a marked bowel hemorrhage. He leaves a wife, six children including Lige and Florence, a Alabama mother, nine siblings, and a large funeral attended by the Woodmen. Insurance stood at $1,000. pallbearers included Kircher, Brown, Fenton, Marley, Ohnemus, and others. Dave Mitchell, recovering, was cared for by Mrs Boyd after the funeral.
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TH. Mitchell
Woodmen of the World
Carlsbad
Florence
Lige
Alabama
Dave
Toyah
Henry
Texas
John and Wiley
Jerry
Comanche County
Conger
Idaho
Davis
Oliver Perryman
Charley McClintick
Mitchell
Phil Kircher
John Brown
Will Fenton
Will Marley
Frank Ohnemus
Brother Woods
W A funeral resolution notes Eddy Grove officer’s loss
The Woodmen of the World Eddy Grove Camp No 5 express sympathy for a member’s death and arrange for copies to be mailed to the Sovereign B A Montgomery and Carlsbad papers. A memorial notes J J Penny J B Hanvey and a committee member. J H Mitchell born April 6 1861 in Clay County Alabama married 1882. Morally compiling his life and work from Clay County to Comanche Texas, cotton planting and earth work contracting, with several family details.
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Eddy Grove Camp No. 5
B. A. Montgomery
Carlsbad
J. J. Penny
J. B. Hanvey
C. W. Moone
J. H. Mitchell
Clay County
Alabama
Sallie Knowles
Claudy
Comanche County
Texas
Lige
Jerry
Florence
Mitchell
Blankenship
Eddy County
Hamlet Suffering From Liver Ills Promised Cure
Advertisement touts Healer Herbine as the perfect liver regulator. It claims a bottle cures headaches constipation fever and other liver complaints, urging readers to buy from the Eddy Drug Co.
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Eddy Drug Co
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