Ballard Surrenders After Albuquerqe Arrest
H W Ballard of Jonesboro Arkansas arrived in Albuquerque to work at Rio Grande Woolen mills and was arrested after a Jonesboro telegram. He telephoned to offer surrender, was held briefly, later released on orders that his case be settled, and he resumes work with J H Bearrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ballard
Jonesboro
Ark
Albuquerque
Rio Grande
Menfilln
Ballard
Thomas McMilin
Chief McMilin
Rethur
Sherryn T. Wogan
Atk
McMillin
Halford
Albquerque
Commercial Club
Arkansas
New Mexico
Thomas McMillin
Logan
Chief McMillin
J. H. Bearrup
Bearrup
Veterans prepare for national encampment in Denver
New Mexico Civil War veterans led by G. K. War ren post No 5 plan to attend the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Denver from September 4 to 9. About 25 Albuquerque members and families are expected to travel, amid complaints of higher rail fares compared with Santa Fe and Las Vegas routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
G. K. Warren
Albuquerque
The
Post
Santa Fe
Santa Fe and
Denver & Rio Grande
Vegas
Theatregoing Notes Praise Wholesome York Lute Folks
A review lauds the performance for its clean wholesome appeal and elevating tone. It notes the characters feel familiar and charming, appealing to a broad audience including harsher critics. The piece likens its mood to pleasant spring scenes and a gentle sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Socorro hotel project eyed by stock company
Dr. Charles R. Keyes president of the 3 Mexico School of Mines in Socorro passes through en route to Santa Fe. He notes early arrivals and a likely large attendance at the school. A stock company of Socorro residents plans a brick hotel north of the county courthouse facing Kitteral Park, to replace Windsor burned last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Keyes
3 Mexico School of Mines
Socorro
Santa Fe
Keyes
Wittch
Windsor
Soporro County Court House
Kitteral Parks
New Mexico Stockmen Seek Massive Grazing Lease
Solomon Luna and County Treasurer Frank A. Hubbell met in Magdalena after a southern territory stockmen gathering to finalize a deal with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. The plan would lease about 400000 acres in Western Socorro and Valencia counties for grazing. Sanctioning officials W F Talliaferro from Topeka and H B Van Slyck from El Paso represented the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Lund
Banta Fe
van Slyck
Fold
el Paso
Garden Department Expected At Territorial Fair
Garden exhibits at the twenty fifth territorial fair promise strong farmer and gardener interest across San Juan Pecos Rio Grande and Mysifia valleys. Prizes include 25 for best vegetable collection 15 for best host exhibit 10 for best potatoes 10 for largest pumpkin or squash and 5 for largest sugar beet with free entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Pecos Valley
Rio Grande Valley
Mysifia Valley
Fair Association
Fall opening announces Albuquerque Business College session
The Albuquerque Business College begins registration September 4 with regular and evening sessions. Prof. R. C. Stoll heads the faculty, with H. L. Pitman in charge of shorthand and Montoya for Spanish. George Craig teaches mechanical drawing. President Ramsay teaches and represents the college. Fixtures and equipment worth over $1,000 have been ordered. location remains Gleckler block, Fourth street and Gold avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Business College
R. C. Stoll
H. L. Pitman
Montoya
George Craig
Ramsay
Gleckler
Fourth Street
Gold Avenue
Business College
Elty
Poultry Health Ad Offers Moneyback Guarantee
An August September warning on chicken cholera prompts a claim that International Poultry Food cures the disease. The 25 cent package would feed 12 fowls and is refundable if it fails, promoted by E. W. Fee at 620 South Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Poultry Food
E. W. Fee
South Second
Wanted notices and job ads in a late 19th century paper
A broad ad page lists employment opportunities and rentals including painters, clerical help, night miller and engineer, carpenters, house workers, salespeople, stenographers, and a solicitor. Also numerous rental listings for rooms, apartments, and a ranch, plus buy and sell ads for furniture, ponies, real estate, and a show caves display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielcher Avenue
South Arno Street
Globe Store
West Railroad Avenue
P.O
City
Saddle Pony
South Sixth Street
Huning
Highland Addition
Hill Street
Copper Avenue
Brownwell & Lail
Reward for mare and new millinery arrivals teased
A strawberry roan mare with a white face and four white feet is offered with a $20 reward for return to J W Mequade at 234 North Walter street. Also an ad notes new millinery arrivals at The Economist and contains assorted clipped text about health testimonials and tennis events in San Antonio Texas with several named individuals and venues.
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J. W. _Mequade
Walter’ Street
The
Economist
Texas
Sa Antonio
Erwlar Manual
Courta San Antonio
Sampfuss
San Antonio
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York State
School OF Mines
Territorial
Ghorge
Rawsay
Stoll
Schilling
Moneyback
C. A. Hudson
Harry Johnson
Silver Avenue
John Backer
Belen
N. M
Garpenters
Johny Hart
South
Flint Street
Roberts
B. W
Colombo
Hall
Arno Street
America
Morse School of Telegraphy
Ob Mall
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
Atlanta
la Crosse
Wispees Texas
San Francisco
Cal
Nice
Cromwell Block
B. A. Sleyster
Park View Terrace
H. H.tilton
Toon
Grant Block
South Walter Street
Atlantic Avenue
South Third Street
H. E. Rutherford
Congregational Church
E. K. Nortis
John Street
Sixth Street
Railroad Avenue
Geo. A. Eyler
Cumberland
Jeapale
Dr. King
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
Clowes
Tre Clorea
Tion Sale
Mentor
GLOBE
Albuquerque Carriage CO
Albuquerque, N. M
Gold Ave
Lean Gas Ranges
Fourth and Gold Avenue
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction CO
Second ST
Crocker-Wheeler Dynamos and Motors
National Electrical Contractors' Association
Colorado Telephone Company
Armijo Building
Bruno Dieckmann
Elk's Opera House
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