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The Clayton Enterprise

Location

Clayton, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1906

Page

5

Congress Ends Tasks Passing Key Measures in Session

Congress closed a busy session with the railroad rate act and meat inspection measure sent for presidential approval. The railroad rate bill becomes law at once. the meat regulation secures government inspection funding and a unified scheme, while the pure food act faces court questions. Debates centered on canal plans, statehood for Oklahoma and the southwest, consular reforms, and immigration policy.

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Reclaiming Arid Land Beyond All Doubt

The article argues that arid regions with annual rainfall around twelve inches can yield crops without irrigation. It posits vast unutilized western lands between the Rockies and the Pacific as capable of forty acre farms feeding the globe, and claims development would ease urban congestion, unlock resources, and boost national industry and prosperity.

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New Reservation Rules Change Sheep Grazing Taxation

The forestry bureau ends age based charges for sheep in Wyoming Colorado Montana Utah and other states. No counts for lambs under six months and a flat rate on old stock. Minimum grazing price stays at 6 cents per head. Chief forester promises equitable, adjusted rates to aid sheep and wool growers and address protests from Colorado reserves.

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Conserve Soil Fertility Amid Wheat Dominance

The article argues soil depletion from exclusive wheat farming across the nation. Dairying and intensive farming now dominate former wheat centers. It warns that new land is scarce, and continued cultivation must address yield and quality losses in hard wheat. seed import and breeding alone cannot restore soil fertility.

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Railroad Wreck Near London Kills Many Americans

A passenger train of the American Line from New York to London derailed near Salisbury England. Twenty three travelers perished including prominent New York residents. several others were injured. Names of the dead and survivors are listed, with accounts noting the fatal curve and striking wreckage along the line.

Jusl New York Salisbury Bni London Meath New June Thome Frederick Henry Connitt Wan Stanford White Harry R. Thaw Plymouth Southampton Saliabury Haseen Fieberton Street Fieet John E. McDonald W. H. Thompson C. F. McMeeh Frank W. Koch Allen Town Pennsylvania Jules Keeler Charles Senteil Rev B le King Toronto Mike Mary F. Howleen Atrs C. W. Elphicke Chicago Mre. Wakte Dudley P. Harding Lemis Caasier Trump

Death of Mrs Tanner in Helena Auto Crash

Mrs Janes Tanner wife of a Grand Army commander died after an automobile crash near Fort Harrison. General and Mrs Toole and General Lester Wilson were in the party. Mrs Tanner died en route to a hospital. others escaped serious injury.

Fort Harrison Tanner

Denver to Greeley electric railway planned

Reported by The Republican, a line to connect Denver and Greeley with an electric railway. J D Houseman of St Louis founded the Dev Yer and Greeley road to be built between the two points. He has promoted similar ventures before and has offices in the Commonwealth building, Denver.

Billa Organized Labor Judiciary Committee Committee On Labor Congress Dennes House Senate Grain Trust Beth Intrie Denver Colorado Republican J. D. Houweman St. Louis Greeley Road Quiere Houseman Eastert Clere Commonwealth Bilding

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