New Mexico Fair Names Officers for Twenty Seventh Year
The executive committee and advisory board for the twenty seventh New Mexico fair meet at 7 45 PM in the Commercial Club to set dates. Officers include J A Weltmann president GL Brooks vice president Jay A Hobbs manager M L Stern first vice president George Arnot vice president M W Flournoy treasurer and Maynard Guns chairing the executive committee. The group vows the fair will be a winner with park and Casino arrangements in place and preparations underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Commercial Club
Emer
J. A. Weltmann
GL. Brooks
Jay A. Hobbs
Roy A. Stamm
M. L. Stern
George Arnot
M. W. Flournoy
Maynard Guns
J. A O'R. Felix Lester
John Lee Clark
D. & Rosenwald
M. O. Chadbourne
Née
Park Ad
Outing Arranged for Albuquerque Children
The Salvation Army under Captain Oliver in Albuquerque plans a local outing for underprivileged children to Bear Cone or nearby mountains. Arrangements include tally-ho transportation and a trial run to the summer camp concept, with possible future access to city youths. Donations of money clothing and furniture are welcomed at the West Silver Avenue armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuqueran
A. Silver
Salvalion Army
Uranch Wi Mat
Caples Olivet
Chiens
Bear Cone
Oliver
Forest Service official outlines reserves use and funding
C Shaw of the National Forest Service discussed forest reserve management in the Southwest. He emphasized reserves are for use and conservation, not profit, with grazing timber sales and other revenues to go to the Treasury. He noted settlements may occur where lands are opened and praised California shifts and western future prospects. He will visit New Mexico and California on further duties through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Shaw
National Forest Service
Congress
Lance
Ux Ik Kokew
Department of Agriculture
Department
California
Treasury
General Treasury
Forest Service
Albuquerque
Me. Shaw
Megdale At
Lincoln
West
Complaints Grow Over Mudholes on City Streets
Citizens of Albuquerque report numerous mudholes on Thint street between Copper and T rere avenues creating a puddle large enough to reach the Rio Grande valley if used for irrigation. The issue attracts attention as green stagnant water raises health concerns and pestilence fears. Drastic measures are urged to prevent disease from standing water in city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citheens
Albuquerque
Buy Your 1h Am And Candy At Gorp's Corner
Rabba Rost sells and 1 or 2 eggs at the Shee store offering Rose Rost variety hens for hatching. Eggs 81.50 per setting. Rose comb, Leghorns and Harted Bocks laying hens available. Address x. Subscribe for The Breamy Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorp's
Rabba
Eoy Mor
West Hallread
City Hall Moves to Korber Building After Meeting
City council announced relocation of City Hall to Korber's store room and a new courtroom. Fire department may move across street. sewer and street name changes discussed. officials read reports and passed ordinances on milk sales and fire alarm payments.
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T. N. Wilkerson
Korber
Follee Court
Bire
Wilkerson
First Street
Grand Avenue
Wee
Atlantic # Pacific
Central Avenue
Uithc
Cly
Elec
Ste
War Reid
Cy Beavenger Mitchell
Frank Quier
Iyie
Alerny Say
Picrie
Auterrneethe Company
Mortuary notices from Raw Here and nearby towns
The notice lists multiple funerals and interments including Jonn W. Griding the sheep merchant of Raw Here who died after leaving Laken Ty Was. Mrs Jugnite Garela wife of Maximiany Garela who died yesterday morning and was buried at Santa Barbara cemetery. James Melnerny of Elmira N Y who died recently and will be returned home for burial. a resident of Mendville Ohio who died yesterday. and the four month old son of Mr and Mrs W V Clothier who died last night with his funeral planned from Borders chapel. The column also mentions burial plans and locations with minimal personal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn W. Griding
Deveasud
Towigang
Jugnite Garela
Maximiany Garela
Deebose Bear Othe
Mura Jl
Santa Barbara Cemetery
James Melnerny
Elmira
N.Y
Timabie
Mendville
Ohio
Joseph
W. V. Clothier
Old Town
September or October Fair Decision at Albuquerque Meeting
Merchants clash over holding the twenty seventh corrietal fair in September or October. Officers favor October for better attractions while merchants push September for stronger buying in fair week. Weather, travel rates, and scheduling are weighed, with a committee to solicit subscriptions and fund the event. Local officials and business leaders urge broad support to ensure a big crowd and a successful fair with entertainment and Indian attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busines
Fealdo Well Kinen
Aid
Roy Stamm
Kansas
Colorado
Pavel
Tonaht
Albuquerque
Goa
Stamm couple to depart for Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Stamm will leave tonight for Los Angeles where they will spend the coming month. The Ladies of St. John's Guild held a meeting at the church this afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock. Railroad crews are unhappy about a new track location near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Stamm
Los Angetes
Jonn's Guild
Ebock
Cappelady
Strest Departmenstie
Local notices and social scenes from Albuquerque
Albuquerque encampment meets this evening with Pat degree and refreshments. Traction company workers repair sunk track in front of the house. The Anona council of Pochaontas holds a meeting with entertainment to follow. Ancient Order of United Workmen event. Commercial Club to elect directors June 12. Marriage news from Kremmlin, Colorado. Parlor moves announced for Mrs. Bambini. Advertisements for White shoe cleaning product and furniture store promotions. Classifieds note paper hangers wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anona Council Order of Pochahontas
Red Men's Hall
Carde
Order of United Workmen
Ladies of
Degree of Honor
AQ O. U. Wo
Commercial Club
Rooma
Albuquerque
Willan H. Harrison
Beulah Gwynne
Kremmlin
Colo
Harrison
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John Borradalle
PB. OF
McCanna
W. & Strickler
Frank Mc Kee
W. W. Strong
W. P. Johnson
Joseph Barnett
0. Marron
D. A. Macpherson
John Beaven
Simon Stern
Board of
Sol Luna
W. H. Giilenwater
Bauer
PB. Sturges
Ivan Grui
W. R. Whitney
Jacob Loebs
Ev 1. Washburn
Wiliam E. Grimmer
William Metntosh
J. D. Eakin
FH. Strong
J. Korber
B. Ruppe
O. A. Mateon
J. H. Hentrup
H. Wroth
HB. Ferguson
M. Nash
Jesus
J. Kempenteh
Bernard Ifeld
A. Rosenwald
William Brogan
T. M. J. Sawyer
R.E. Putney
Alfred Grunsfeld
Leon B. Stern
J. W. Elder
Ben Bothe
Ike Graham
Ernes F. G. Pratt
A. J. Maloy
Ali W. Hesselden
James Wilkinson
J. F. Pearce
Secund
Great Turnains
W. V. Futreile Furniture Co
Loudon
Legal Department
City Hall
Korber Building
Council
Heaven
McKee
Santae
Eity
Elty
Lanter
Beaven
Electric Grit Company
Tijerax Avenue
Coal Avenue
Alderman Hayden
Cold Boot Beef Drug Store
WALTO
The
Fair Association
Weinmann
Akers
Trys Doe
Conor Roberts
Albuquerque Business College
Albuquerque, N. M
Albuquerate ‘Traction ‘Company
Aflen Minstrels
Second Street
Lead Avenue
el Paso
South
May
China
W. V. Futrelle Furniture Co
Stacy Oy
Hunter's Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
Holt Ser
Antred
Perrer
French Bakery Co
Henry
Rose Henry
West Busuan
Fu-Comone
New
Mlexico
Tunuyun
Albert
FABER
Staab Building
Lucca
the Champion Grocery Co
Matteucct Bros
W. Tijeras Ave
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Santa Fe
Savoy Hotel Co
E. Suntaagg
Colorado Telephone CO
Superior Planing
BRLOE
J.C. Baldridge
Anna Ghibarg
Sherwin-Williams
Piast Street
Coal Ave
New Mex
J. Korber & CO
Buquerque, N. N. 22 North
Second ST
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