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Newspaper
Alamogordo News
Location
Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
3
Elmer T Clark to Lecture in Alamogordo This August
J. P. Farris arranges an engagement for Elmer T. Clark the noted business lecturer in Alamogordo around mid August likely under the Alamo Business Men's club. E P and S W officials visited Cloudcroft, and Dr Gilbert asks that all bills against Judge O Reilly be presented to him. Local canning factory interest and water quality test results also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Farris
Alamogordo
Elmer T. Clark
Clark
Alamo
Dr. Gilbert
Judge O'Reily
Court House
Austin
Land Bargains by Christianson and Lemin
Do not crowd into town. Secure 8 1 3 acres or 5 to 10 acres in Peachville addition with fruit and alfalfa. Fifteen minutes walk from depot. Water from drilling 120 feet. Level land with good soil washed from foot hills. Fronts on county road. Propositions include 40 acres two miles out at $20 per acre 120 acres two and a half miles out at $12 50 per acre 160 acres two miles out two miles out red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachville
Alamogordo grows with farms and sanatorium plans
Eight miles from town a rail line site offers 160 acres at 14 per acre with 20 under plow, water, house, barn, fenced at 11 per acre. Nearby 87 acres three miles out features a three room house, new well, five acres cleared and fenced for 1 800. County exhibit to Albuquerque, Cottage and Fraternal sanatoriums expand capacity, boosting Alamogordo as a town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christianson, le Min & Co
Cottage Sanatorium
Local items and sales headline period notes
W H Wolfinger traveled to El Paso on business while W A Hyde visited the News office for work. Mrs J C Rodgers visited Louisville Texas, and Mrs S M Parker is in Alamogordo hospital for surgery. R H Pierce shipped fine fruit to Cloudcroft. Cox's store hosts a 50c on the dollar sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wolfinger
el Paso
W. A. Hyde
Tularosa
Coca Cola Story From Humble Start To Atlanta Empire
The Coca Cola tale follows a late founder's widow selling the formula to A G Canler for three hundred dollars. Canler built a three story factory on Edgewood Avenue and a seventeen story office on Peachtree Street, shaping a vast Atlanta beverage and banking network with family ties to public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Scott
University of Georgia
Atlanta
Alamogordo
A. G. Canler
Washington City
Canler
Central Bank and Trust Company
Chamber of Congress
Canler Bank
Fifteenth Judicial District
Lost River Found by Bartlesville Merchant at Camp City
F P Baird a prominent Bartlesville merchant recently located at Camp City and visited the office Friday. He heard of the Lost River since settling in the valley and learned of it after watching the 8S D Camp well work. Camp drilled about sixty feet and reached a third water stratum, creating a shallow well. He has a five
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Baird
Bartlesville
Okla
Camp City
Letter from Cecil R. C. Reindorf to Alamogordo News
An Alamo g town resident Cecil R. C. Reindorf writes July 23 2008 noting expired subscription and renewing with a money order. He recalls work at a Lumber company office under Mr Tibbetts who died a year earlier and mentions Forest Service work then at Pinos Altos Grant County and his wife visiting Santa Fe in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo News
Lumber Company
Tibbetts
Forest Service
Pinos Altos
Grant County
Santa
Dr Simms of Three Rivers Dies
Word came this week of the death of Dr. Simms of Three Rivers, formerly of the city. He came southwest years ago for health and first lived in Alamogordo, where he is well regarded. His family receives sincere sympathy. Mrs. Gonzales of Carrizozo is in Alamogordo hospital undergoing an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Simms
Three Rivers
Mr. Simms
Alamogordo
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Broideries
Ben
Oxfords
China
Bugs
Axminster
Velvet
Brussels
Crex
Hudson
Ferndel’s
William’s and
Colgate
Gemme
E. H. Cox
E. P
Cloudcroft
A. L. Hawley
J. L. Campbell
A. P. Averill
W. [. Brown
H. W. Cutshall
W. G. Roe
Cutshall
Cr. O. Brownfield
C. Pennington
KE. E. Akers
J. W. Brownfield
Orange
M. L. Oliver
Tinsley
Christianson & Lemin
Otero County
Albuquerque
Jocal
J. C. Rodgers
Louisville
Texas
Lee Jones
F. B. Stewart
Fox’s
W.J. Pace
E. M. Dare
Ina, Tl
la Luz
C. M. Baugh
R. McBride
Mann
Congress
Briggs
Indiana
Messrs
Yale
Loomis
Gudger
Lane
New England
York
Cox’s
Alamogordo Improvement CO
Southwest
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