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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
2
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A compact guide to game friendly dishes and desserts. Parsnip fritters brown soup or mock oxtail, lemon custard pie, feather cake, orange sherbet, and chocolate nut wafers with detailed steps and proportions. Includes fricasse base with biscuit dough, parsnip cake shapes, beef bone stock, and timing tips.
Instructions describe a quick method to create a decorative guimpe yoke by drawing threads to form 1/16 inch wide stripes at 1.5 inch intervals. Hemstitch along edges and embroider simple vine or featherstitch patterns between. Drawn lines can end at graduated distances to fit the dress edge and minimize waste.
Bake large sweet potatoes until soft slit one side scoop out flesh and beat with salt pepper cream and lemon juice. Refill shells and bake until browned.
Journal item summary noting editor changes at Kansas City Post, multiple deaths and accidents, political moves, international visits, and notable incidents from 1907 era including fires, rail and ship events, and policy notes across the United States and abroad.
Appointments include William M. Bickel as postmaster at Blackrock McKinlay. Austin L. Kendall and Samuel W. Miller named notaries by Governor Hagerman. A Chaves herder Jose Chaves dies frozen near Roswell. Langston Mining and Bloom Land and Cattle Company file incorporation papers with Santa Fe. Juan Garcia released on bail. Artesia to get a $42,000 water works system. Farmington well fires with gas. a large Chicago inheritance comes to Charles Koch. Lordsburg jail escape. Logan train robbery verdicts in favor of conviction for some defendants. ongoing legal efforts and potential appeals nationwide.
A Denver Republican dispatch from El Paso Texas reports 1000 sheep owned by A J Crawford perished in a canyon amid a heavy snowstorm. A Mexican herder froze to death. An Alamogordo special notes goats among Otero county goatmen were severely losses as shearing had just occurred. Prathers suffered 2200 deaths out of 2500. Daugherty 400. Fleming 500. Tdwells 450. Capitan special notes ten days of train and telegraph disruption isolating Capitan.
Rio Arriba county reports an 18087.46 net loss in tax assessments for 1905 amid total property value of 1,084,019. Exemptions fall by 16323, taxation base 992,453.54. Real estate declines across categories. increases seen in general merchandise 51380 and railroads 21164. Territorial Auditor Charles V. Safford furnishes figures.
Governor Hagerman and Territorial Secretary Raynolds officially canvassed the November 6 election. Total votes 45,767 with Andrews 22,915, Larrazolo 22,641, Metcalf 211, Andrews ahead by 274 over Paterson and by 63 overall. Statehood vote 26,139 for join with Arizona and 14,830 against, a majority of 11,309. Larrazolo files contest for Andrews seat.
Hon W C Barnes secretary of the New Mexico Cattle Sanitary Board discusses The Southwest Cattle Country in the Breeders Gazette. The piece offers a sprightly, contemporaneous snapshot of Eastern New Mexico conditions as they exist now and as they may change, urging the New Mexico Historical Society to gather fragments for future historians.
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