Cement shortage spurs massive San Francisco demand
Demand for cement surges as San Francisco gears up for August deliveries of 1 000 barrels daily, rising to 10 000 barrels daily later. The city plans about 5 000 000 dollars in new buildings, while coastal production cannot meet needs. Imports from Japan Belgium Australia England Germany and Hawaii and overseas orders accelerate, with eastern capital sending prospectors to locate raw materials.
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United States
San Francisco
San Franciso
Japan
Belgium
Australia
England
Germany
Hawaiian Islands
Weather and Wheat Prosperity Mark New Mexico Week
New Mexico weather bulletin notes a generally clear week with some cloudiness on the 26th and 27th, minor thunder showers mainly eastern counties, hot dry nights in the south, and strong winds causing dust storms. Irrigation flow remained adequate. Albuquerque and El Paso posted high temperatures, with Santa Fe slightly cooler. A Kansas area farmer, Russell, projects near 30,000 bushels of wheat sold at 1.40 per seed bushel, after importing hard wheat from Russia and expanding acreage to 700. Political commentary from Las Vegas Optic and Phoenix Republican discusses statehood, joint statehood prospects, and partisan lines. Economic notes from Financial Review comment on cautious markets, with school bond plans in Eddy County and Colfax County tax growth cited.
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Chas, E. Linney
Albuquerque
el Paso
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Leavenworth Times
Russell
Gillett
Kingman County
Russia
Hope
Eddy County
Maek
Ailding
Colfax County
Ariwana
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma statehood impact on Five Civilized Tribes
The article discusses how Oklahoma’s creation will affect Indian citizens among the Five Civilized Tribes. It notes potential Democratic majorities in both Indian and white populations, mineral and agricultural wealth, new settlers, and high per capita wealth for Osages. It also covers education, governance, and the shift from traditional to mixed economies among Indians nationwide.
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Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Five Civilized Tribes
Mayes
Commonwealth
United States
Charles M. Harvey
Review of Reviews
Alaska
Mississippi
South Dakota
Fourth of July and Its Lockjaw Harvest
The Journal of the American Medical Association editorial warns that Fourth of July explosions cause tetanus and injuries. It cites 1903–1905 casualty data, credits reduced blank cartridge use and better care for fewer deaths, and urges strict enforcement of firework laws and prompt tetanus treatment for all gunpowder wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the
American Medical Association
The Doctor’s Title Clarified as Mule Driver
A coroner argues against the doctor title, recounting a late night hospital operation where the on-call city physician was unreachable. The surgeon insists M D stood for male driver, not doctor, after being questioned about why a nurse called the driver Thompson.
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George Bysampam
General Hospital
Thompson
County Commissioners Name Road Supervisors for Coming Year
Nearly the entire afternoon session of the county board was devoted to naming road supervisors for each precinct. Appointments listed for 1 through 34 include San Jose Nicholas Ortega, Alameda Romualdo M Apedaca, Ranchos de Albuquerque Felipe Romero, Barelas Frederico Chavez, Padillas Jome M Chavez, San Antonio Vencesadio Griego, Los Griegos Juan Pedroncelli, Ranchos de Atrisco Jose de La Lux Sanchez, Excolosa Aurelio Rael, Pajarito Delfine Rubi, Old Albuquerque Desiderio Montoya, La Tijera Rafael Griego, San Pedro Marcelino Crespin, Atrisco Feliciano Sanchez, and Chillli Jose M Phole.
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San Jose
Nicholas Ortega
Alameda
Romualdo M. Apedaca
Ranchos de Albuquerque
Felipe Romero
Barelas
Frederico Chavez
Padillas
Jome M. Chavez
Previngt
San Antonio
Vercesiado Griego
Los Griegos
Juan Pedroncelli
Ranchos de Atrisco
Jose de la Lux Sanchez
Inet
Excobosa
Aurelio Rael
Pajarito
Delfine Rubi
Old Allaquerque
Desiderio Montoya
la Tijera
Rafael Griego
San Petro
Marcelino Crespin
Atrisco
Fellciano Sanchez
Chillli
Jose M. Phole
M. C. Westbrook ,& Co
Barelas Bridge
Bernalillo County
Balance Sheet Summary with Assets and Liabilities
The financial snapshot lists Resources Loans and discounts 88 785 68 5 036 95. Furniture and fixtures Real estate 13 369 70. Cash on hand 94 948 79. Due from others. Liabilities Capital put up 150 000 00 Surplus and profits 31 920 71 Deposits 1 145 198 49. Correct Attest Solomon Luna J C Baldridge Johnson Directors.
Monte Carlo Saloon Opens at 115 W Railroad Avenue
The operator announces a first class saloon named Monte Carlo at 115 West Railroad avenue inviting the public to visit. It promises orderly service and records all patrons, with a free lunch served every Saturday night. Also includes a wanted notice for zoological park wildlife and birds to Dr. Cecil French in Washington DC.
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Monte Carlo
Railroad Avenue
Lynda
Cecil French
Washington, D. C
W H West Skips Out of Albuquerque Bowling Business
The owner of West bowling alleys on Gold Avenue, W H West, has left the city for good. His wife Mrs West now runs the business with J W Masters while awaiting a possible El Paso purchase and repayment from Brunswick Balke. A rep from the Denver firm may arrive to take charge as unpaid wages and accounts surface.
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W. H. West
West
Gold Avenue
E Paso
Denver
Brunswick Balke Company
Uiar Company
Huelne
Werchanté
White Elephant
Bank drafts outshine post office money orders
Bank drafts are safer and more convenient than post office orders. They can be endorsed and cashed widely, with easier dispute handling and lower costs. Bank drafts avoid writing long applications and are ideal for sending money to another town.
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Albuquerque Citizen
Citizen the Citizen Publishing Company
W. T. McCreight
Strickler
Tucson
Republican Territorial
Roosevelt
Pugaboo
Government Postoffice
Andrews
Benator Penrose
Presto
Phoenix Republican
Phoenix Paper
Henry Clews
White Oaks
Boston Globe
County Bridge Fund
Territorial
Court House
Camino Real Fund
Annes
Pirk
Brary
City Hall
Sncgredt
Tota
Cattle Sanitary Board
Sheep Sanitary Board
M. Mandell
Ae Enka
Ene
County of Bernalillo
A. D
Merritt
Solomon Luna
J. C. Baldridge
Johnson
Fifth Street and Railroad
Avs
the Bank OF Commerce
Albuquerque, New Mexico
W. E. Mauger Wool
Mauger & Avery
Boston
West Gold Avenue
Albuquerque, N, M
Faywood
Hollenbeck
Los Angeles
Beach Line
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light
Melini & Eakin
Yellowstone
Moet & Chandon
St. Louis
A. B.C
Bohemian
Jos
Schlitz Milwaukee
South First Street
Mexico
Loudon
Jersey
Wicket
Slain
Porterfield
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