War correspondence car set for cross country record run
Yuan Shai Kai, viceroy of Chin province, sponsors a cross continental record run from New York to San Francisco. Buick supplies a two cylinder, twenty two horsepower touring car for war correspondents Little Hagerty and Durant push the pace with three drivers and rail support aiming to slice days off the previous 33 day record. The route follows New York Central to Ohio, Northwestern to Omaha, Union Pacific to Frisco, visiting Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester Chicago Clinton Cedar Rapids Omaha Cheyenne Ogden Sacramento and San Francisco.
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Yuan Shai Kai
Chin
China
New York
San Francisco
Yurn Snoal Kal
Siaivstian
Ching
Chili
Yuan Szai Kai
Chili Province
Yi Shai Kai
Iis
Fok Tong
C. D. Hagerty
Chicago
Hagerty
Ceroy
Richard H.ttle
Manuria
E Viceroy
Yuan Shai Kal
Buick
Norman de Vaux
J. R. Whipple
Charles Stevens
Messrs. Little and Hagerty
New York Central
Lake Shore
Broadway
Ohio
Northwestern
Omaha
Union Pacific
Frisco
Albany
Utien
Syracuse
Rochester
Hufful
Cory
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Cheyenne
Ogden
Sacramento
Let the next six months be banner money makers for you
An old style classified notice invites readers to call 119 South Second Street for an illustrated booklet offering opportunities. It emphasizes aging and dwindling chances, urging contact to exploit financial prospects in the coming period.
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South Second Street
Bloody war in the Wisconsin woods ends with Dietz stand
Special Correspondence from Milwaukee details John Dietz and his family resisting Cameron dam logs tolls and government forces for two years. Dietz claims sole law is his rifle and vows to defend Thornapple river camp until death. The 18 year old daughter Almyra plays her organ as the family endures patrols, battles, and repeated ambushes with deputies and marshals.
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John Deitz
Milwaukee
Wis
John Dietx
Thornapple River
Wisconsin Forest
Dietz
Mie
Cameron Dam
Thornapple
John Dietz
Frank
Dieta
Dester
Clarence
Fred
Claren
Deltz
Almyra
Aryst
Romes
Depueties
Serif
Father
View of New Mexico Twenty Years Ago
Twenty years ago the common people of this section handled little money with distant markets. They built schoolhouses and churches through cooperative effort, paid for schooling, and valued labor exchange over bonds. Today cooperation boosted growth, but capitalists are needed to develop untapped resources and health resorts, creameries, and other industries.
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New Mexico
New York
Chicago
Site Chosen for Artesian Well Delayed by Delinquent Payments
The artesian well directorate met Tuesday to discuss funding delays as subscribers have yet to pay their shares. They will push to collect from delinquents and proceed with drilling contracts once funds are secured. Four Fifth Avenue lots near Goodin's livery were chosen as the well site and drilling will begin as soon as finances allow.
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Artesian Well Directorate
Mesars
Gregg
Wolverton
Soper
Hrashears
Fifth Avenue
Goodin
Quay County Smiled On by Providence and Growth
Quay County enjoys strong agriculture with good crops last year and abundant yields this season. Ranges and stock—sheep, cattle, horses—are fattening. Tucumcari prospers with robust business and rising immigration. Population has doubled, with about 1,100 homestead entries this year and filings at 10–20 daily, signaling continued growth.
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Quay
Providence
Tucumcari
Tucumcar
Proud of Our New Homes in the Southwest
For those of us who have been here either of the past two years we will have reason to be proud of our new homes in the southwest.
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Galveston
E. W. Goodioe
Dutton Street
Waco
Tex
Dr. King
Detroit Jewel Gas
The
Delineator
Good Housekeeping
Woman's Home Companion
Public Notice of Homestead Entry 6263 at Santa Fe
Department of the Interior announces that Felix Garcia y Salazar of Albuquerque has filed for final proof on homestead entry 6263 in Bernalillo County New Mexico. Proof will be made before the Albuquerque probate clerk on September 6 1906 for lands in NEMSE Section 10 NW SW41 and Section 11 Township 10 N Range 5 E. Witnesses listed: Pilar Trujillo Francisco Olguin Dario Gutierrez Juan Apodaca all of Carpenter New Mexico. Manuel R. Rotero Register.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Felix Garcia Y Salazar
Bernalillo County
Pilar Trujillo
Francisco Olguin
Dario Gutierrez
Juan Apodaca
Carpenter, New Mexico
Manuel R.otero
Register
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Ence
J. H. Brantley
Quay County
Dean
S. W. Matthews
Commission Labor Statistics
Augusta
Lee Bartlett
Albuquerque, N. M
J. D. Bakin
G. Glomi
Chas
Melini
Dachech
Consolidated Liquor Co
Melini & Bakin
Bachechi & Giomi
Southwest
JOS, Sshlitz
WM. Lemp
ST. Louis Brewerie
Yellowstone
Green River
W. H. McBrayver
Cedar Brook
Louis Hunter
T. J. Monarch
St. Michael’s College
Christian Brothers
Bro. E. Lewis
Albuquerque Lumber Co
Rex Flinthote
First
Marquette
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light and Power Co
ORNER
J. H. O'Reilly & CO
Wool, Hide and Pelt Dealers
Las Vegas
Gross, Kelly & Co., Inc