New Duran Newspaper Beckons as Timber, Rail, and Growth Spur
In Torrance County the town of Duran grows fast with a new newspaper to be published in English and Spanish within ten days. Editor Mr. Martinez leads the venture as the El Paso & South Western railroad points to Duran as a future city. A broad critique of a proposed timber land bill echoes concern for New Mexico's forests and land fraud prosecutions. Population uplift includes planting millions of saplings along the Pecos River valley and ambitious forestry and farm initiatives in Roosevelt and Quay counties. Local firms Sears Roebuck and Montgomery Ward have donated toward public improvements in Wichita Falls, with hopes for further charitable funding amid winter charity efforts.
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Duran
Martinez
Pecos
E. A. Gray
Melrose
United States
Roosevelt
Quay
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Montgomery, Ward & Co
Wichita Falls
Wichita Coun
Wichita Times
Two Newspaper Men Suspended Over Submarine Ties
An editorial in the New York American reports that two newspaper correspondents are suspended by their association in Washington. One man is sanctioned for riding as a guest of a submarine boat company on trial trips, and the other for writing a pamphlet for another submarine concern during vacation. The episodes come as both firms compete to back their boats before Congress.
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Washington
New York American
Congress
Washington correspondents and the value of journalistic integrity
The Denver Republican argues that newspaper writers must remain unpurchasable to preserve honor. It contrasts journalists with lawyers and Congress members, noting many accept favors while asserting editors deserve public trust and integrity above suspicion.
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Washington
United States
Denver Republican
The Puzzled Farmer and the Airborne Nitrogen Knack
In a recent address Professor W H Wiley of the Department of Agriculture critiques the chemist’s claim that peas clover and other legumes ship nitrogen from the air. He recalls a farmer’s plight, laments high costs of intergia, and notes the familiar “knack of suckin nitrogen” from legumes. He echoes caution about relying on quick fixes and stresses practical farming wisdom.
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W. H. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
College of
Witter
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