Albuquerque Portrait of a Growing Trading Center
William E Curtis surveys Albuquerque and surrounding region, detailing population, churches, schools, and a strong commercial club. He notes diverse demographics, major institutions, and ambitious projects including a sugar factory plan and a large planing mill exporting doors to Europe. The city’s lumber, banks, and rail links support growth as a regional commercial hub with 700 Santa Fe shop workers and 1,100 mill jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Luna
Bank of Commerce
Territory
Luna
All” Andrews
Pennsylvania
Hubbel
Albuquerque
Europe
London
Liverpool
New Mexico
Glasgow
Santa Fe Road
Galveson
Yun Mountains
Atlantic & Pacific
Santa Fe
Albuquevane
Michigan
Jackson
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Santa Fes
No Relaxation in Building Permits in Albuquerque
Building Inspector A M Whitcomb has been busy as hot weather continues with no relaxation in building operations in Albuquerque. Notable permit requests include N E Stevens for a 1500 dollar frame house on South Seventh street, George Bowman for two 1500 dollar brick cottages on 120 and 124 South Edith, CG P Sanctuary for a 2100 dollar frame residence on South Walter, T A Walker for a 1600 dollar brick home on Silver between Seventh and Eighth, and H B Ives for a 3000 dollar brick residence on Lots Land 2, Block 9. Numerous other permits have been granted since August 1.
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Albuquerque
A. M. Whitcomb
N.eb
Stevens
Whitcomb
South Seventh Street
George Bowman
Internal Revenue Collector
Arizona
South Edith Street
CG. P. Sanctuary
Sanctuary
South Walter Street
T. A. Walker
Silver Avenue
Seventh
Eighth
Red Hot Dope for the Fair Campaign Flares Up
The territorial fair association launches a broad advertising blitz for the twenty fifth fair. Scout Knight and a crew will decorate Western Union and Postal Telegraph poles with white flags and three sheet posters from La Junta to Winslow Arizona. Knight will tour the territory, visiting every town between here and Winslow, staffing posters and shipping materials ahead. Special agents will cover Farmington, Durango, and the Santa Fe route to ensure nationwide awareness before September 18 to 23. The plan aims to make the fair known within 250 miles of Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Fair Association
Scout Knight
Western Union
D. K. B. Selters
la Junta
el Paso
Santa Fe
Sellers
Winslow
Ariz
Knight
Albuquerque
Golden Rule Does Some Unique Advertising
The Golden Rule Dry Goods company launched a large reduction sale opening tomorrow. A jumbo Kle’s float adorned with banners drew attention to the mammoth sale, Italian band serenaded newsrooms, and officials coordinated a notable advertising event. Market notices from Spelter, wool, and money markets accompany the dispatch, alongside stock quotes and Valencia county commissioner Jose R. Salazar visiting the city.
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Golden Rule Dry Goods Company
Kle
Golden Rule
Weluman
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Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Agust
Ee Aguat
Great Temptation Sale
the King OF Sales
Southwestern Electric & Construction Co
Ree
Fourth
Gold Avenue
D. G. Labbe
Fourth and
JH. O'Rielly CO
Ives
B.ilfeld & Co
M. Dragoie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
William E. Curtis
Chamber of Commerce
The
Elks
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Carnegie Notary
Joshua A. Raynolda
Canton
Ohio
Las Vegas
Il Paso
Inege
New England
New York
Rio Grande Valley
William RE. Curtis
James Wroth
Berkeley
Cal
University of Calfornia
Evening Citizen
B. F. Copp
D. Dd. S. Room
T. Armije Bldg
MR. Whitcomb
Scott Knight
Elter
St. Louis
Spelter
Money Market
Sendy
Prime Mercantile
Rar
Amebivon
Abi Bea
Kansas City
Jose R. Salazar
Board of County Commissioners
Valencia County
City
Maslin
Albbert Faber
Railroad Avenue
J. L. Bell CO
West Silver Avenua
Colorado Telephone
Red
Colorado Telephone Company
Armijo Building
Imperial Laundry Co. “Red Wagons
J. C. Baldridge
Native and
Chicago Lumber
Williams
Feoke
First Street
Coal Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Greem Mill
Eureka
Hahn's
Golo
C. Bilicke
Mitchell
Los Angeles
California
Hollenbeck
Shakespeare
B. H. Briggs & CO
Aade
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