La Jara Chronicle Historic Local Notice
The La Jara Chronicle profile by Clifton H. Wilder notes a weekly Friday publication from La Jara Colorado. It details post office mailing status and second class matter designation with annual subscription priced at $1.50 and a White 52 contact line.
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Colorado
Hearst Rejects Iroquois Club, Declares Bryan Democrat Or No Democrat
William Randolph Hearst releases a letter to the Iroquois Club of San Francisco, resisting resignation while denouncing factions within the Democratic party. He argues there is no true Democratic party, only a Bryan faction, and withdraws with good will and humor.
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San Francisco
William Randolph Hearst
Iroquois Club
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Cleveland Democrats
Parker Democrats
Mr. Bryan
Sherman
Roosevelt
Jim Sherman
Jim Dandy
Doubtful States in 1908 Election Analysis
Analyzes which states might swing in 1908 as Democrats favor New York Ohio Indiana and perhaps Wisconsin while Republicans target Maryland Kentucky Missouri and rocky mountain states. Highlights Taft Sherman Hadley and Bryan’s prospects, noting strong party dynamics and key endorsements.
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New York
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Maryland
Kentucky
Missouri
Bryan
Missouri River
Hughes
U.S
Taft
Tom Taggart
Baltimore “Sun-paper
New York Tribune
Greeley
Hadley
Roosevelt
Parker
Rocky Mountain States
Real Estate Firm Plans La Jara Land Office
J F Anstett and Co of Grand Island Nebraska announce in association with Tuos McCunnire a new land office at La Jara. They will list lands and sell them on a reasonable commission, promising to bring buyers and deliver cash values to sellers.
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J. F. Anstett & Co
Grand Island, Neb
la Jara
Garfield Discusses Water Rights and Rio Grande Rules
Secretary Garfield outlines that reservoir applications will be favorably considered if within department rules and not conflicting with treaty obligations with Mexico or prior rights in New Mexico. He emphasizes protecting New Mexico and Colorado interests while promoting settlement and reclamation for bona fide settlers. The piece notes Panama Canal coverage waning due to smooth progress and lauds Colonel Goethals, then urges Colorado support for the state fair in Pueblo featuring balloon attractions.
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Garfield
Washington
San Luis Valley
Rio Grande River
Mexico
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Colorado
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