New Mexico blind school to open in Alamogordo
The New Mexico Institute for the Blind will open September 10 1906 in Alamogordo with H Ga as superintendent and Miss Louise Butler in charge. It will admit blind and partially sighted children ages 5 to 21 from the territory, offer Braile and the Point System, provide free board lodging and medicines, and teach music, physical culture and practical hand use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ho Ga
Alamogordo
New Mexico Institute For the
Stonday
St. Gill of
Tennessee
Tennessee School For the Blind
Nashville
Louise Butler
New Mexico
Nurs
H. Ga
Alamogordo Asylum For
Wind
School For the
Alamogordo Institute
Old Abe mine water causes trouble near White Oaks
McLaughlin visits White Oaks and Estancia noting water strikes at 1,300 feet in the Old Abe mine, with ore visible elsewhere. White Oaks shows many vacant homes while Estancia booms with new foundations. Also mentions probate notice for Wallace Douglas and earlier local fair advertising and accident involving McCanna at the territorial fair headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mclaughlin
White Oaks
Estancia
Ereen
Inspector O Leary Foils Four Celestials On Train
An Albuquerque inspector, J. J. O Leary, exposed four Chinese passengers aboard No 22 on a Sunday morning. A pigtail revealed one man, who exited loudly, while the others were allowed to proceed. The departing passenger faces possible removal to Gallis for a United States commissioner. the other three continue on. Also noted is the Eagles Grand Aerie annual meeting in Milwaukee with Santa Fe fare and travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
J. J. O'Leary
Albuquerque
Aluquerave
States
No. 22
O'Leary
Mort No
Ter
Leary
United States
Galli
Siavex
Eagles
Grand Aerie
Leupp Arizona Postmaster Sees Ed Forum on Statehood
The Leupp Arizona scene reports a rapid sentiment shift toward statehood with optimism from Postmaster Migwell and others. A new school building at the agency aims to educate Navajo and Canyon Diao, with capacity for about 100 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB Migwell
Leupp
Ariz
Winslow
Arizna
Arizona
Mit
Max Well
Lenpy Ageney
Hose Lays and Water Stream Shine at Local Show
At a Sunday event the American volunteer fire company tested 100 feet of hose, laying it in 28 seconds and starting water flow. Captain Asselon led Company No.3 as the team impressed with rapid hose handling during the territorial fair, while new members trained for stronger fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aterican Lutiber
Smapeton
Asselon
Local incidents include animal abuse case and social notices
Police seek those responsible for injuring a horse near the Albuquerque Pressed Brick and Tile plant after a report by J Porter Jones. L A Dye of the State National Bank travels to St Louis with his daughter to arrange machinery for a mill in Sandoval county. Lulu Peres wed Saturday at home with Rev Valdez and Rev Thompson officiating. After the Presbyterian conference, Valdez and Pribe plan to move to Las Vegas. Invitations sent for Miss Mabel Anderson and Harok Allen’s September 4 Sag Harbor wedding. Anderson is a University of New Mexico graduate who taught at local schools. The Salvation Army reported show cows valued at $19 and other notes appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Pressed Brick & Tile Company
J. Porter Jones
L A. Dye
State National Bank
St. Louis
Cincinnat O
Valdez
Pribe
Las Vegas
Saloon fixtures ready for business at Switeers harvest shop
Unclear fragmentary notice mentions a saloon in a pond location with fixtures ready for business. References to old Liquor Co and rewards for return of a marked item. Edge text notes run to H &. Lugen thekaindery and Journal tenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saloun
Old Liquor Co
H &. Lugen
Thekaindery
Journal Tenting
FEL NOTICE TO SUM MER WANDERERS
Public notice advises subscribers to forward or stop paper delivery during vacations and asks for correct forwarding address and any changes, including post office, hotel, or street details.
Jaffa's Krack Cream Bread Sought by Shopper
A shopper requests JAFFA'S KRACK CREAM BREAD and asks for availability. The note specifies no additional items and focuses on securing the bread.
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Blind Institute
Police
P. F. McAnna
Tarkington
McCanna
Gill
Dornheckler
J. Burdette
Edward Langlois
Burdette
Langlois
Roc
Tierney
Crawford
Jose Garcia
Eugenio Garcia
Gradl
Ach
Charlie Mack
Metice
Charlie
Trimble's Red Barn
Charles
Juan Perea
Blerto Garcia
Perea
Garcia
jWih
Kach
Pedro
Pedro Lucero
Bernardino Garda
Tobaccs
Salvation Army
M.C. Cowan
Cowan
Pallee Court
Jimmez
Socorro
Jimies
Traction Park
Miss Leighton
Coralie
Sheeam
Jake Levy
Mogelte
W. L. Trimble
Hallie
T. J. Shinick
McGnty
R. H. Greenleaf
Traction Park Feld
Barelas Grays
Grocers
Albuquerque Colored Heys
HI Taylor
Biscott
Trinidad
Lulu Moore
Rio Grande
Alamosa
Advertiser
Moore
Alamosaw
W. Galles
Naional Guard of
Santa Re
Kansas
Newton
Kas
L. W. Ualles
A. P. Maeda
N. M G
Old Town
Lats Cruces
Silver City
I N Ellis
Opera House
Stack Arms
Simpions
Andrews
Pearce
Col Berradaile
Hagerman
ABE
Estancia Valley
Wallace Douglas
PF McCanna
Thirteenth Street
Tijeras Road
Fair
Association
Tomorow
Colo
Ash Fork
See~muller
Chickering & Sons
Everett, Kimball
Whitson Music CO
South Second Street
The
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Har Gains
Santa Fe
Pittsburg
T. A. Lucero
West
Silver Avenue
Lee Bartlett
Albuquerque, N. M
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Ovres
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Asto
Charter Oak Steel Ranges
Borradaile & CO
Cota Avenue
M. Berger
West Railroad Avenue
Williams Drug Company
Blue Front
Railroad Avenue
Eigar
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Avenus
Colorado Telephone Co
Cpos
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Imperial Laundry Co Auten
Ela Red
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