Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-17

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wish a-ain that j was in Michlrau.
Gown of me farm weaia base Oh he
Written with Sew Mexico as the DEE
sired Iuaauan 81 nae farms
Another 90 Ihe le luke agflcuitar-
alists thought NeR Mexico had ilsf
d few ercen patches Jrd one rest ars-
err fut went away convinced that
This state set would is. ONE ot tEe
biggest farW.ug comm uuities on the
continent The curt summary Of one
begrlzeled old fellow that hailed
from indiana. Thel sut tne suuds.
aint they aptly describes the way
the farmers felt about the county eN-
hlnts ana che state fair pa general
Railroad Men Pleased.
The half dozen or So railroad Off
party We're tickled To death With
the way tine farmers took their sur
prise one OF Them said II tried to
tell Them about this this morning but
they wouldn believe me-
Mr. Seagraves said. 'No finer ad-
yertisemeut could be secured for New
Mexico than what sou folks have just
done We have with MS six men who
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pers daily some OF them twice a DAY
Am through lhe agricultural section
iof the east they Will hear of this fair
I'VE have with us men from Canada
to Texas and from Maine Co Sew Mex
leo. ana every one of those states is
going 60 hear OF what you have
I done
The farmers wandered through the
l. .f- ia. Nv u.
THAT the grapes the4 saw i'm the
T Chaves county exhibit were not pluus,
they were SO large, and struck nearly
dumb with uineteen-toot stalk of
corn at another display Dona Ana
coupls display had crowd around
Hit four deep. commenting on every
thing from the turtle ina the miniature
Irovor 90 the size of the apples dis
played
New Mexico. National Flower
1 Several OF them secured pods of
l"New MeNico's national flower the
/ rcd chilli. at the Bernalil!o county
booth.
you've better stuff than We've
Iraised this year said one man from
/ Michigan
4 roody number OF the visitors
/ waded through the grain i'm the
/ walk" of the Roosevelt county dis-
play. "ust TO see how il feels, sur
prised that the west could produce
such stuff and more surprised g
know that The PouaIes creamery pald
+ Eleiu top prices for butlelIa'
! throushout the year.
"They are enthused over thls dis
lplay." said William z. kapphn, adNer-
I Using agent for the Santa Fc Iht>
lean hardly believe their eyes
81 have to take OFF my hat To you
said D. Sratton, who is associate edl'
tor of the Ohio Farmer which has q
circulation of "a quarter of "a milton
Twas much interested i'm the Jersey.
from the Roswell district
welcomed at Train.
S c. stewart of the SteWart-DaVi'
Iadyprtising agency declared That lh'
general attitude of the farmers was
Zone of surprise.
The farmers were welcomed at the
lstation by the Indian school ban.
when their train arrived am hour late
LAT les yesterday President IL. h
putnev. of the fair. made a brief ad
dress. welcoming them TO the city an'
introducing Judge 4. Il. Medler VIII
spoke briefly alons welcoming lines
Moses r.. Blumhaueh, Of Marinsbure
Pa. responded, after which the part
grouped itself on the front steps o
the Alvarado hotel and had pictur
taken.
The party is travelling ON its owl
ispecial train. ON which dollN news
Ipaper is published for It's benefit I'M
is bright and suappy sheet ANA
tells many matters of interest aoou