Tobacco Culture in New Mexico Edmands Details
Edmands writes from Albuquerque on New Mexico tobacco plans led by capitalists. A 40 acre test in Rio Grande valley uses irrigation with 5,000 pounds per acre possible. climate allows two crops yearly and rapid curing. Also notes history, natives, and the 19th century tobacco tax impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Edmands
New Mexico
E. Edmunds
Louisville
Drummond Tobacco Company
St. Louis
Albuquerque
N.M
Mr. Edmunds
Kentucky
Burley
Virginia
Connecticut
Havana
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande
Owensboro
Carolinas
Mesilla Park
Jamestown
Pacific
Old Mexico
United States
Laughing at tricky tales of lending a hand and odd quips
A sampler of jokes from Baltimore Herald New York Times and London Tit-Bits. A Western stranger decries a cruel country over a likened shooting for helping others, plus mosquito tall tales and a witty exchange about gray hairs and a misplaced intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Herald
Picnic introduces shy man to Miss Tippitt
A timid man asks his sister to introduce him to the woman in the blue shirt waist at a picnic. The sister presents Mr Tap Pitt to Miss Tippitt and the man compliments her while noting she is sitting on a bumblebee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tippitt
Mr. Tappitt
Chicago Tribune
Little Roy Rejects Tight New Shoes In Witty Quip
A brief humorous vignette records Little Roy protesting new shoes because his toes cannot wink. The exchange is recounted in a periodical voice, highlighting childlike impatience and a playful turn of phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Little Chronicle
Absent Student Helped Chaperone Circus Trip
A pupil missed school yesterday to assist a student on a circus errand, saying the teacher supervised and they could not attend otherwise. The New York American notes the unusual absence and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Misfortune and gossip in a collage of quotes
A fragmentary collection of quotes shows misfortune as a running joke in dialogue from newspapers. The voices include a clerical passenger, a hardware drummer, Miss Cayenne, and a Kansas City observer, with wry reflections on war and gossip. The piece ends noting The Chieftain office guarantees work quality and fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talways
Chicago News
Indigestion Linked to Heart Disease Claims
A reader warned that most heart trouble is not organic and results from indigestion. Kodol Digests What You Eat is advertised as relieving stomach strain and heart pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. D
Novads
Myahed Troll
Eo, Dewitt & CO
Chicagg
A. E Howell
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Socorro New Mexico 1903
By execution out of the District Court for Socorro County New Mexico, Richard Abeyta’s real estate and listed lots in Antonio Abeyta y M. Addition to Socorro to be sold at public auction June 29 1903 at 10 o clock AM. The sale includes a described land tract bounded by California Street Abeyta Avenue and an alley plus assorted lots and the personal property Sterl ee plate 72 No 34019. Interest at 12 percent and costs apply. May 29 1903.
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Sovorre County
Territory of
New Mexico
Richard Abeyta
Cntiee
W. H. Hyerts
County of
Socorro
County of Socorro
City of
California St
Abeyta Ave
Alon Abeyta Ave
Balifornia St
California
Antonio Abeyta Y M
Baca Ave
Sixth St
Ft. Brown
C. T. Brown
Abeyta
Sterlee
Costa
Administratrix Notice for Alfred E Howell Estate
Creditors of the estate of Alfred E Howell of Socorro County New Mexico must present their claims for allowance to Paxex B Howmet Administratrix within the legal period or be barred. Dated Socorro New Mexico May 7 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred BE. Howell
Socorro County
New Mexico
Alfred E. Howell
Socorro
Paxex B. Howmet
Courts to adjust Ike Kentucky courthouses without doors
Detroit Free Press notes stance that courthouses in Ike and Kentucky should be built without doors. The piece condemns shooting bystanders from behind doors as cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Kentucky
Jake
Detroit Free Press
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DR. Swisher
University of New York City
U. S
Socorro, New Mexico
P. . Gouncan
South California
J Kornitzer, M. D
A. M
L. EB. Kittrell, Denrist
Abeyta Block
San Marcial, Harvey House
H. M. Dougherty
James G. Fitch
Ofice
Terry Bleek
W ER. Kelley
Sacorro
W. BR. Childers
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Pohle & Parmelee
Champa St
Denver
Colo
Padishah
The
New England
Walecbery, Coan
Chicago
Toh
H. Chambon
N. M
E. Burlingame & CO
Colorado
Lawrence St
Culo
Toaseatanee Sig Fytus
Convniants dc
Ketch and
Daneriptign
Mabie
Theougty Munn & Co
Suotien
Scientific American
Ernest Aire Aliomut
Cccemn
York Go
Dr. King
S. H. Newson
Decatur
New York Press
Chamberlain
Washington Star
Her
Miss Passay
Pepprey
Indianapolis Sun
High Wartman
Germantown
Miers Frunsebi
Tate
Werting Memory Company
Slavery Maskral
No-To-Bao
Tata
Florida Everglades
New York Times
Papa
Marcus M. Marks
Grandpapa
Talleyrand
London
Fornt
Boston
Doctor J. Kornitzer
J. Kornitzer
Miss Cayenne
Kansas City
Madrid
Spain
Kansas City Times
Brooklyn Eagle
Cincinnati Enquirer
District Court For
Matthew O. Williams
Plaintify
Anna A. Williams
Territory of New Mexico
Matthew ©. Williams
Sally D
Jouy BE. Gaievira
Estey City
Socorro Co
Jas. Sherin
Albert Rolling
F. M. Burk
W. Smith
A. H. Amsden
Florence Group of
Vis
Florence
Eagle
Lone Jack
Silvernite
Summit
Angeles
Saint Louis
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin General Western
17Th St
Carthage
M. L. Hilton & Givane Luera, Proprietors
A. H. Hilton
San Antonio
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