What Frank A Hubbell Saw on His Colorado Trip
Frank A Hubbell returned from a ten day tour of Colorado stock feeding districts visiting Rocky Ford Denver and Fort Collins. He noted prosperity due to home markets for surplus farm products with alfalfa beet pulp and beets driving cattle and sheep fattening. Fort Collins showed high land values and lucrative per acre returns, while Albuquerque Rio Grande valley potential and irrigation needs were highlighted as key to broader regional growth.
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Frank A. Hubbell
Colorado
Chticken
Mr. Hubbell
Rocky Ford
Denver
Fort Collis
Fort Collins
Hubbell
Teane Parte
Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
Pena Blanca
Parage
Albuquerque
Rio Grande ‘Valley
Commercial ‘Club
Farmers’ Institute
Pennayivania
Amelia
Citken
Mio Grade
Windmill City Finds Prehistoric Bones in Freshwell Dig
While drilling a three inch tub well at 121% Walter street on the Spencer property the sand pump expelled bone fragments showing an ordinary sized animal skeleton. With samples at the Bennett building and comments from President Tight of New Mexico University the bone is likely from a prehistoric creature though the species cannot be determined from the fragment. The bone surfaced at eighty four feet and may end as a local curiosity unless funded for full excavation. Attorney TP Hamilton of Deming notes Windmill City remains healthy and stockmen report a good year despite ruins and winter grazing concerns. Local artesian water prospects and potential crops are discussed along with Los Angeles capital interest in utilities.
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F Spencer
Walter Street
Bennett Building
Tight
New Mexico University
Spencer
TP Hamilton
Demin No
Deming
Los Angeles
Hamilton
Law Department
University of Wisconsin
Change in Albuquerque Carriage Company leadership unfolds
The Albuquerque Carriage Company adds T. DeShon as president and owner, purchasing A G Cook and T J Pass interests, while Ron M Merritt remains secretary treasurer. DeShon, from Gallup, brings blacksmith and laundry trade, joining with Merritt in repair and silo operations. Hy DeShon to arrive next week as Imperial Laundry signals.
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Wner
Albuquerue Carriage Company
DeShon
A.G. Cook
T. J. Passmore
Ron M. Merritt
de Shew
Mr. Merrit
Gallup
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Albuquerque
de Shon
Hie Hy
Calf Choked and Water Levels Explain Judgment Fallacies
A humorous piece on common errors in reasoning tied to a tale of a calf and well water. Police chief and a counterexample about tree growth illustrate how intuitive mistakes mislead about cause and effect. A Kansas anecdote reinforces the lesson that growth occurs at the tips, not the trunk, debunking the nail-in-the-tree idea.
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Telephone Pote
Chief McMillin
Albuquerque
Kansas
Helal
Br. D. Hi. Carnes
Horbert
Deserved Compliments From Santa Fe Concert News
Miss Claude Albright, famed vocalist, will sing at Elks' opera house in Albuquerque on Friday, under St Johns Guild, with Santa Fe residents expected to attend. Also noted is the death in Clay Center of W A Rankin, banker, from Brights disease, with M A Shack planning to travel but delayed by weather.
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A. B. Strong
Santa FE
Clay Center
Claude Albright
Albusquerque
Albright
New Mexico
Paris
New New Mexico
Santa Fes
Elks’ Opera House
Duke City
St. John's Guild
Elke’ Theater
Tug. Mire
M.A. Shack
Third Street
Clay
News of Brother’s Death Touches Albuquerque Sister
Messages arrive with sad news of the brother’s death, leaving the Albuquerque sister in mourning as many friends extend sympathy to the bereaved in her affliction.
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Albuquerque
Fault Finder Caught At His Own Game
A reader notes that The Evening Citizen protests immigration coverage while clipping material from El Paso papers and the Almanac. The Morning Journal features special leased wire dispatches copied from other sources, with no credit given. The critic calls out the fault finder for stealing from others without apology.
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Paso
Schmucker
el Paso
Fider
Morning Journal
Southwest
Mortuary notice and society brief from early 20th century clipping
Christopher Columbus Huchanan, an aged Black man and former 15 year regular army veteran who served in the war of the rebellion, died at St. Joseph's hospital of tuberculosis. Funeral from Strong's parlors tomorrow afternoon, burial at Santa Barbara cemetery. Father Mandatart F will conduct services. Also a report that La Belle Otero married Rene Webb at the American Consulate in Paris after a Paris debut in 1891.
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Christopher Columbus
Huchanan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Strong
Santa Barbara
Mandatart F
New York
la Belle Otero
Paris
Rene Webb
Mr. Webb
Ayres
Made- Jeune
Senorita Otero
Barcelona
Basketball game at the Casino ad mission called at five
An evening basketball game at the Casino was announced with a five o clock start note. The fragment mentions Kempenich as part of the unreadable text. The surrounding lines are unclear but suggest a local game schedule and an incomplete player reference.
Matson's Book Store Carriage Seats Sale Ad
Prices 75¢, $1.00, $1.50 No Free List Carriages on sale at 1 p.m. Seats go on sale Wednesday January 16 at Matson's Book Store.
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Matson’s
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New Mexico College of Agriculture
Sugar Trust
Windmill City
Veporney Hamilton
BAI
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Duke
Imperial Laundry Co
Sanborn
Maloy's
M. M
Dy Additte
Monarch Grocery CO
Kempenich
Happy Boys
Murray & Mack
Opera House
French Bakery
West Railroad Ave
Railroad Ave
Raynolds
Lucca
Lommori
Matteucci
Jess
THE
Colorado Telephone Co
Mme
le Normand
Las
PD Central Hotel
J.C. Baldridge
Chicago
Sheraan-Williams
First Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
Albert Faber
Bank of Commerce
Albuquerque, N. M
Territory
County of
Bernalillo
Solomon
Baldridge
J. Merritt
Notary Public
J. Johnson
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. E. Miliken
Alvarado
Cathedral
OAK
Borradaile & Co
Gold Ave
Doctor McCormick
Matthew Dairy Co
W Pairy CO
Thompson HS and
Mopall
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