Educators to Attend Territorial Education Meeting in Las Vegas
Old Town boards offer incentives for teachers to join the three day Territorial Educational Association meeting in Las Vegas. Albuquerque delegates from university and city schools travel Wednesday on a special car, with attendance figures uncertain. A program for county superintendents outlines duties, school visitation, finances, and examinations, with many district representatives listed for discussions.
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Leo
Territorial Educational Association
Vogun
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
A. B Stroup
Clark
Ruthing
LB. Miller
Mixx
Dolores Aranjo
Blanche Perkins
Anna Allen
O'Conner Roberts
Karl Roberts
Andrew B. Stroup
Hernalido County
Teachers’ Institute
Milner Rudolph
Quay Eounty
George Lynch
Doni Ant
C. O. Fisher
Colfax
Antonio de Vargas
Rio Arriba
John V. Conway
Santa Fe
Rooxsvelt
BM Hart
Taos County
Porfirio Gallegos
San Miguel
May D
Gorman
Lane County
Alk
Grant County
Luciano Castile
Union
Dominggo A. Ortega
Sacorro
Syl C. Anderson
Lincoln County
Ridelegos
Guadalupe County
Alee
Mora
Local Obituaries and Notices Across City Losses
Multiple obituaries and notices report Santiago Gonzales and Encarnation Lara dying in separate incidents. Alma Carter, aged 88, dies after residency in the city, with funeral plans and survivors listed. Carlos Gonzales, son of Mrs. Jimado Gonzales, dies after brief illness with funeral at the Immaculate Conception church and burial at Santa Barbara cemetery. The document also notes Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale, millinery sale ads, and various local business offerings.
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Alma Carter
Mex
Hersal
Carlos
Gonzales
Goxcules
Jemado Gonzales
New York Avenue
Santa Barbara Cemetery
Menon Sales
Rich Heller
Cabezon
Amelia Sandoval
Bandoval
Sandoval County
Aluter
Carrolay Ranch
Farmers Institute Arouses Interest in New Albuquerque Meeting
Much interest in a proposed farmers institute in Albuquerque and vicinity centers on uniting for agricultural advancement in Bernalillo County. Prof DP Tinsley, agriculture college physicist, initiated the movement, a committee including Gov EB Stover and Capt W H Gille was formed to study farmers and steps toward permanent organization, with a future meeting planned.
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Albuquerque
Bas
Farmers’ Institute Society
Bengalure
DP. Tinsley
Agriculture College
Stover
Une Club Irrigation Ecommittee
Une
W. H. Gille
Whlel
W. Tight
University of New Mexico
Weilhahl
University
Pellee Hubbell
A .B. Stroup
LE. Gleckler
J. EB. Matthews
Mian
Mr. Manin
Markets and notices from December day in telegraph style
Telegraphic market and ad item roundup presents New York stocks, wheat, corn, copper prices, and livestock figures. Includes cattle and sheep market notes, wool prices, and a stray notice section with a pony for sale, a saddle pony ad, and hotel Christmas dinner plans. Local business ads urge Christmas purchases and fixture line at Reliance Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance Electric CO
West Gold Avenue
Sabbath Schools Celebrate Christmas Observances Across City
Churches held midnight mass and Christmas programs as Salvation Army distributed baskets for the unfortunates. Diverse services included floral decorations, children's processions, and music by Imperial Choirs. Police court notes and local notices appeared amid holiday observances including dinners at Columbus Hotel and local commerce ads.
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Church of the Immaculate Corception
Father Mandalart
Oenrece
la Sonatidale
J. H. Singeltt
Violiz Obligate
Prof
DE Mauro
Ae A. Clare Kyrie
Ose Hayden Imperial Choir
T'S Mareh
Congressional Christian
Presbyterian
Ladies Free Tonight at Opera House Roller Rink
Tonight at the Opera House Roller Rink sessions run 10 to 12 and 7 to 10:30 PM with free admission for ladies and free instruction. Prices for drinks and entries shown, location listed as US 5 Second Street, Albuquerque, N M. Hawley on the Corner promotes a line of toys at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Hawley
Smith Refuses Plea in Drunken Disorderly Case
In police court Ave Smith was arraigned for drunken and disorderly behavior after a North Third Street incident. He claimed he was innocent, saying he only had a few beers, while the magistrate pressed for a plea and the judge prepared to hear the case.
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Y Smith
Hotel de Albuquerque
Manuel Sanches
Tijeras
North Broad Way
Sanchez
Crawford
Martine
D. Martine
Martinez
D. Martines
Te Muste
Ave Smith
Smith
Polly
Stloon
Ob North Third
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Meadow City
Old Town Board
Nortuary
Santiago Gonzales
Barelés
Peralta
Encarnation la Encarnation Lara
Gallup
O. W. Strong
Plymouth Rock
Sam
Alvox
Meawell City
Laura M. Lutz
Recond
Hue For Sale & Aine
Gotade
Jima
Farmers’ Institute
Telegraphic
FL J. Graf & Co
Logan & Bryan
NEW York
Amalgamated Copsir American Suir American Smclers
American Car Foundry Atchison
Avmcoma
Kaltmere & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Chicags
Great Western
Erie
Louieville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
National
New York Central
Norto Ontario
Western Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Paul Southern Union Po U
U.S
Alison Santy Fe
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
St. Louis
S. Bouts
Dee
Ste
Increanse
Dic
Chamberlain
Ubi Heieey Autas Employmens Company
Alin
Peraian Yoward
Walter
Columbus
Salvation Army
Gloria
Glorga Choir
Soldats
T J. Shinick
Mints
Loraine Sheehan
Lambert
Creda O
Hayden's
Imperial Choir
Minsty Fideles Novello Quintette Wid Choir
Sandis—h Flat
Parmer Oo
Henodietas
Fiat
Hotrieos Willard Choir
Berenidric
di Mauro
Agins del
Faener
Columbus Hotel
Tron
Gold Avenue
Borradaily & Co
Sam Kee
Curios
US 5
Second Street
Mbuquerque
N. M
C. P. Schutt
O. A. Matson & CO. Barnett Building
Waterman
Wonderland of
Dis
SAS
W. Morris Jeweler
Railroad Avenue
Diamond Business
Roger
Everitt
THE
Diamond Palace
FIRST
Albert Faber
Santa Claus
Vann Jewelry Company
Vann Jewelry CO
Pricter
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. &. Miliken
Alvarado
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Colorado Telephone CO
J. H. O’rielly & CO
Albuquerque, N. M
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
Klister Bros
South Second Street
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