Albuquerque fair attracts Colorado horses and Jersey stock
Manager P F McCanna reports Colorado horsemen will ship sixty eight horses to the Albuquerque fall meet and harness races are filling. C H Barkley arrives from Kansas City to plan flower parade entries and amusements. Jersey breeders plan a forty head herd from Colorado, while Santa Fe horses Albert and Daniel J enter races during fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. McCanna
the Fair Association
Denver
Colorado
Albuquerque
McCanna
C. H. Barkley
Western Amusement Company
City
Kansas City
Barkley
Golcen
Colo
C. E. Parfait
Gleckler
The
New Mexican
Santa Fe
N. Salmon
Albert
Charles Closson
Daniel J
Closson
Mr. Salmon
Danielt
Teachers Institute Opens In Albuquerque Public Schools
The annual teachers institute at the Albuquerque public schools opened today in the Central school building with sessions on education progress history drawing discipline and round tables. The teaching corps for the coming year is listed across several wards with principals teachers and grade assignments. New company incorporations and two ranger appointments accompany postmaster changes in New Mexico and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers of the
Albuquerque Public Schools
Pameche
J. EB. Clark
Mexico
J. A. Millme
Emma Woodman
J. B. Clark
J. E. Clark
Albuquerque
Institute
J. B Clark
Hulda Stenwall
J. A. Miller
Nancy Hewitt
Grace White
Elizabeth Thomas
Ella M. la Bar
Sallie BE. King
Gertrude Takken
Eva V. Bowers
Mrs. T. J. Butts
Minnie J. Diehl
Lettie Watson
Elsie MacGregor
Elizabeth M. Relihan
Winfred Hillard
Blanche Otly
D. C. Taylor
Lillie A. Keepers
Alma Watson
Jeanette Lawrence
Daisy Huntainger
Minnie E. Craig
Anna Odjard
E. P. Bradley
Ida Elder
Mata EB. Tway
Milly Kaplan
Anita Thomas
Mabel Hunt
Adal Vaughn
Maud Custers
J. R. McCollum
Edyth Everitt
Elizabeth C. Willey
Minnie L. Baker
Helen W. Rodey
Mary V. Spaulding
Lucy Hazeldine
Lollie Linder
Elizabeth Gerwig
Whares
Deming Happenings Report Illnesses Marriages and Local News
Special Corresponder from Deming New Mexico reports editor A J Sangren gravely ill with heart trouble. John Cain improves after Brights disease. Bari McMahon recovering from bowel rupture. Ralph Grayson and Miss Estelle Edds wed in Chicago and plan to return home soon. Mrs C A Ament and Florence to arrive from Chicago shortly. Katherine Godden returns from teachers institute and will teach locally. Vandorn Miller back from Florida mountains with claims yielding up to 40 dollars per ton. Mrs Chenowith of Lordsburg in town for her son’s arm injury under Dr Stovall care. Red Men banquet honors Leon L Godschwax on return from territorial trip. Little Florence Tracey injured, arm broken from falling from peach tree. Many new arrivals from Pecos valley seeking land, bring artesian water confidence and drilling tools. wells expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ament
Florence
Chicago
Katherine Godden
Las Vegas
N. M
Teachers’ Institute
Miss Godden
Vandorn Miller
Florida Mountains
Deming
Ssaya
Chenowith
Lordsburg
Dr. Stovall
Improved Order of Red Men
Leon L. Godschwax
Grand Pachem
Florence Tracey
Ben Larson
Pecos Valley
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
John N Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana claims the pills end periodic attacks of languor and habitual constipation. The pills are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Available at all druggists for 260.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Famine in all currency below ten dollar value
Washington Aug. 27. A famine of small currency grips the United States as the treasury cannot supply $1, $2 and $5 certificates in exchange for larger notes. Officials warned of this risk, but Congress did nothing. The situation stems from limited small denominations, silver coinage policy, and exhausted silver dollars, leaving little relief for regional commerce and everyday payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
United States Treasury
Republic
Treasury
Congress
Chicago
Treasury Department
Washington
United States of America
Shuw Ted
Shaw
Lost Adams Diggings Prompts Arizona Expedition
A Bishop party led by HH Huddleston plans an overland hunt for the Adams placers in the White Mountains of northern Arizona. The venture follows legends of golden nuggets found near Mt. Thomas, with a route via Clifton and Blue Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Arizona
Adams
Missouri
California
New Mexico
San France
White Mountain
San Francisco
Jenag
Tombstone
Fort Apache
Los Angeles
Mme
Adams Clzsings
Mt. Thomas
Bishop
HH. Huddleston
Clifton
Blue Creek
Notice for Public Sale in Santa Fe Land Office
Notice states that Juan Garcia filed for final proof on NW 14 Sec 8 Two LN BR 8 W, with witnesses Masedonio Ramirez Ramon Serna Jose Rafael Chavez Bilal Chavez y Montoya of San Rafael NM, before US court commissioner in San Rafael on October 5, 1906. Also includes unrelated testimonial ad for Electric Bitters and a clothing ad, with several garbled items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
San Rafael
Juan Garcia
Uso
Masedonio Ramirez
Ramon Serna
Jose Rafael Chavez
Bilal Chaves Y Montoya
Manuel R.otero
National Meeting Highlights Osteopathy Origins Growth
Norfolk Virginia August 27 Dr W D Willard reports ex pected over a thousand delegates at the eastern coast osteopathy convention for 1907. The article outlines Andrew Taylor Still as founder, Kirksville Missouri as osteopathy center, the move from opposition by allopathy and homeopathy to legal recognition starting in Vermont in 1896, and the spread to thirty three states with various licensing boards and examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
W. D. Willard
Putin Bay
Ohio
American Osteoparte Association
Willard
Vermont
Andrew Taylor
Stil
Still
Tdi
Baldwin
Macon
Kirksville
Pat Hents
Sul
Aise
Stilt
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Minnesot
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Dical
Indiana
Kentucky
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Braxka
North Dakota
South Dakota
Medical Board
Arizona
Illinola
Iowa
Kansas
North Carolina
Virgina
District Columbia
Colorado
New Jersey
Mississippi
Pennsylva Uiah
West Vergina
Lorens
Osteopathic Medicine Expands Among Women and Families
The article notes a rise in women graduates from osteopathy colleges nationwide with some couples practicing together. It also contains a business ad urging coal orders and a probate notice naming J Baldridge as executor of Wallace Douglas's last will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz and
Sull
Missouri
Wallace Douglas
County of
Bernalillo
Territory of
New Mexico
Bi Ho
J. ©. Baldridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
MC Canna
Horsemen
H. Barkley
B. O. Jaffa
Retail Merchants’ Association
Teachers’ Institute AN
P. J. Houston Company
Copper Company
Chamberlain
Territorial
J. W. Raynolds
F. J. Houston Company
Frank J. Houston
Josephine
Houston
John J. Hagerty
Marcus M. Murray
Maurice D. Leehey
B. Theodore Johnson
Claude Messer Smith
Seattle
James B. Taylor
Harry B. Johnson
Fairview
John C. Akard
Bisbee
Angus Macintosh
la Cananea
Leon F. Knelpp
Jemez
James Lease
Espanola
Thomas Cornwell
Pecos
Mr. Kneip
Sory
Embudo
Rio Arriba
George P. Rudd
G. L. Stafford
Riverside
San Juan County
Marguerite K. Pieper
Basin
Mohave County
Leslie A. Gillett
J. P. Holman
Cedar
William P. Carr
J. M. George
Portal
Cochise County
Cc. F. McCord
BE. F. Epley
Supla
Coconino County
W. H. Harrison
C. L. Woods
Dennig
Adam
E. H. Wolfe
Tear Grove
Dragetois
National Meeting OF American Osteopaths
Mexicain Mustang Liniment
Limm
W. H. Hahn & CO
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