New Mexico Prosperity Report From Willard Estancia Guadalupe Quay
Charles V Safford reports rapid growth across Torrance Quay and Guadalupe counties with Willard becoming a wholesale hub. Banks expand their services as new businesses and home construction rise amid a building boom and rising land values. The Tucumcari and First National banks show strong deposits, while a state equalization board meeting plans to address bank assessments. In Santa Fe, Craig court notes and a separate assault case anchor a busy day at the Southern hotel area.
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Willard
Torrance
Santa Fe Central Railway
Rock Island
Charles ¥. Safford
Santa Fe
Territorial
Quay
Guadalupe
Estancia
Torranos County
Safford
New Willard Trust and Savings Bank
John Hecker Company
Cross, Kelly & Co
Hanever
Dunlavy Mercantile Company
Charles Teeld & Co
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New Mexico
Tucamenti
Thedius
Santa Hora
Guadalupe Unty
O. K
Quay County
Tucumeari ‘Trust and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Seturnm
Switchmen
F. Adams
Poisoned dogs plague city as undercover poisoning campaign grows
Residents report multiple dog poisoning cases across Highlands and other districts in Albuquerque. Police note several incidents including a watchdog death at Mrs Mutney’s home and a Hopewell property where a dog was poisoned. Authorities warn of a widening crusade and vow to prosecute anyone distributing poisoned meat.
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Highlands
Potree McMillin
Albuquer- 40
L. J. Mutney
Railroad Avenue
Diphtheria Closes Las Vegas Schools
Diphtheria forces Las Vegas schools to close for the rest of the week amid six outbreak areas. A teacher Mix Murray of the Castle School and one pupil are quarantined at home. Reopening date uncertain as city health officials monitor spread.
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All Vegas
Board of Education
Mixe Murray
Castle
Indicted Lee Trust Members Fail to Spark Market Trust
In Columbus Ohio the jury returned secret indictments against Lee Trust city members for restraint of trade. Seven were arrested amid stockholder concerns. In Topeka stockholders urged bankruptcy and a receiver for Uncle Sam Oil. Kansas City three member board to manage assets as executives retire from active roles.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lee Trust
Topeka
Kan
Pollock
United States District Court
For & Or
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Kansas City
Harry H. Tucker, Jr
Socorro Favors AP Pointment of Curry Governor
The Evening Citizen reports Socorro New Mexico applauds Gov Hagerman’s resignation and the appointment of Curry to succeed him. A committee raised funds for ratification and by 1 pm had gathered 250 dollars. Curry, longtime resident, is seen as a Republican victory and widely approved locally.
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Evening Citizen
Socorro
N. M
Hagerman
Curry
Mittee
Ting
Ernor
Whole Co
Hagerman G
Republican Party
Ladies Tailor Shop Welcomes New York Expert Joseph Morelli
Mr Joseph Morelli arrives to be employed in a local tailor shop as an expert in ladies tailor made suits and men s suits to order with satisfaction guaranteed. The ad promotes cleaning, pressing, and repairing services and references a firm name change to Harris and Zearing. Also mentions goods and services from Spelman Zearing and Futrelle s, with prices on wheat and laundry services by Imperial Laundry Co.
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Joseph Morelli
New York City
Spelman
Spiel- Mat & Zearing
West Gold Avenue
Cn, Harris
Harris and Zearing
Anniversary of Frisco destruction one year today
San Francisco marks one year since the great fire and earthquake. Despite $500,000,000 in losses, restoration centers around $75,000,000 in construction and rapid job growth, with 200 miles of streetcar service back in operation and bank clearings for March ahead of last year. A banquet at the Fairmont hotel will honor the resilient city with prominent citizens invited.
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San Francisco
Merchants’ Association
Fairmont Hotel
Telegraphic Markets and Livestock Prices Amid Market Fluctuations
Closing market data from Chicago and Kansas City shows mixed gains in grains and pork prices with wheat and corn futures rising. Cattle and sheep markets are listed with varying state and regional totals, noting steady to strong tendencies, including southern cattle and western feeds amid overall price movements.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Di Mauro Concert Delights Altoona Audience
Prof Di Mauro delivered a full program of fifteen pieces with refined violin nuances and strong piano support by Mrs Zeigler. Performers Joseph Blondin F K Ellie Edith Loebs Bachechi Badaraceo Bertha Wardwell Emil Coulodon and others contributed solos as a lively evening concluded with dancing and refreshments at 200 Walnut Ave Altoona.
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DE Maury
Martha
F. K. Ellie
Mise Edith
Master Loebs
Miss Bachechi
Mise Badaraceo
Mika Bertha Wardwell
Emil Coulodon
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Rafferty
Shptlemone
County Aan Hotel
Las Vegas
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Noplok
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Fist and ‘Tijeras
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Norrow
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Uncle Sam CO
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Sid Oyards
Dire
Mann Sarrlery Co
Mansard’s
Imperial Laundry Co
Merry-go-reuna, WV
Futrelie
Nniversary
Frisco
Louis Woot
St. Loui
Wady
Yannnetye
Texas
F. Wothers
Dean
Thomas
America
Colombo Hall
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Geronimo Club
Ellis Orchestra
Dimauro
Walnut Ave
Altoona
Mr. Lavelle
C. F. Alien
Andes Amt
West Gold Foot
South Edith
Griffins
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Comntie Park
Dion
Elks’ Opera House
University’ of
Merry Wives
Windsor
Matson Mier Yam
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California
Omatoes
Marge
New York
Albuquerque Cash Grocery Company
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Vador Stuvdes
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Staab Building
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Colorado Telephone Co
the Champion Grocery Co
Matteucci Bios
W. Tijeras Ave
Superior
J.C. Baldridge Pealer
Sherwix- Williams
Locke
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
Dancings School
Hoon TE Dal
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