Soldiers at Albuquerque Fair Seek Army Encampment
Delegates report negotiations with the War Department to station two troops of cavalry at the Albuquerque fair this fall. Delegate Andrews travels to Washington to secure regimental participation and veterans enjoy the outing, dress parades, and maneuvers for fairgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
War Department
Andrews
Washington
Albuquerque
Arizona
New Mexico
Istinghis
Return to Mary Hammersley After Train Crash
John Hammersley travels home to reconcile with his wife Mary after a seven year divorce si nce which he believes their life together is rekindled by a mis understood tragedy. A wreck in Butte Montana frames a final peaceful smile on his face as rescue workers find him alive near the blue eyed mother and child. The story ends with the survivor awaiting a second chance at renewed happiness.
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Sue McNamara
John Hammersley
Hack
Iowa
Onor
John
Kivenene
Smoky
Butte
Mont
Mary
Hammersley
White House
Mary Hammer Daley
Retail Merchants Seek Albuquerque Convention
A local business man states the Retail Merchants Association of New Mexicali plans a large convention in Albuquerque next fall. He notes merchants urge the meeting to align with the territorial fair to draw out of town dealers via low railroad rates, asserting the city’s central location makes it ideal for the event.
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Retail Merchants Association of
Just Try It A Odd Meal Plan Claim
The note promotes taking a dose before each meal to aid appetite anticipation and digestion. It claims significant benefits for readers from Russia after mentioning Riners and urges trying the regimen for surprising results.
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Yrusia
Community notices span local clubs and officials
Regular dhi meeting of the Nadona gardy at the armory. Woodmen Circle ladies meet at Fellows hall. A new Third street structure is expected soon. W R C plans meet tomorrow at Red Men hall. Rancher J Y Aragon visited city to bring his daughter home from school. Territorial fair fund committees praise professionals and businesspeople. A false milk wagon collision report about H A Cox is denied. Presbyterian Brotherhood meets tonight to discuss Church Finances with refreshments. Marshal Foraker reports smooth prisoner transfer to Leavenworth. A wagon incident on Est Central ave damages a milk wagon. driver defends proper conduct. Dodge City officials Davies and Turnett visit, term limits noted. Dr. Gasper in Albuquerque forecasts sheep yield. four pounds per ewe expected. gains vary by locality.
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Nadona gUardy
Armory Conteht
Woodmen
Fellows Hall
Third Street
Central Avenue
Red Men's Hall
Sadie Bowdich
J. Y. Aragon
Territorial Fair Fund
LH. Cox
Albers
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
Crejahton M. Foraker
U.S
New Mexico
Smith and Cooper
North, Kan
Marshal Foraker
Leavenworth
McClaughry
Est Cental Avenue
Col. Seller
Sellers
W. J. Davies
Dodge
City
Kansas
Ford
H.A. Turnett
Bank of Commerce
Dodge City
Louie Loebner
Davies
Loftis County
Servic
King
G. T. Gasper
Santa Fe
Albuquerdy
Fer
Pueblo Bonita
Examinations for Civil Service Announced at Various Dates
Civil service examinations scheduled on July 10 through July 27 cover numerous positions including Dairy Bacteriology Assistant, Marine Fireman, Patent Office Examiner, Nautical Expert, and Engineering roles. Listings include June dates for Steam Engineer and related technical posts, plus names of officials and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Amistant
Department of Agriculture
Tinale
Telegraphic Markets and Crop Report June 11 1907
Bulletin covers early June 11 1907 markets with New York quotations for stocks and commodities, including copper, sugar, coal, and rail issues. Wheat prospects note potential price decline after crop report. livestock prices and receipts in Kansas City and Chicago detailed. metals and money markets summarized with copper lead and silver values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Getober Cotton Co
American Sugar
Amalgamated Copper American Smelters
American Car Foundry Atchison Com
Anaconda
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Tran
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Chicago
Great Winae
Louisville
Nashville
Missouri Pacific Oy
Mexican Central Cele
National Lead
Gaerner
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Seuwaeet Tengo
Rock Island HT
Svens
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Vere
ROM Southern Railway
Cosintal
Unite Pacific
DBS Bs
Bisie
CSS
Pta Caras Aa
Greene Cananes
Arizona
Old Dominion
North Buttes
Eaip
Mane
Kansas
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Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Citizen Publishing CO
W.S. Strickler
William F. Brogan
Southwest
Associated Press Report and Auxiliary News Service
Globe-Democrat of
St. Louis
Wells
City Hall
Democratic Party
Jefferson Club
el Paso Times
Meyer
el Paso
Las Cruces
Rooseve Hagerman
Otero County
Haywood
Thie Rik
Gutiock
Jake
Jamestown
George Day
Colliers Weekly
Lostoum
Palebanks
Pell Hicks
Biversphy
Cy Emer Ayre Khan
Nice
Mies Peter Thay
Uncle Sim
Dr. Wiley Eave Hitsman
Evening Citizen
Hostetter
Atuivals
Ben Angier
HL. Moorman
Taylor de Sante
Ao Wahtatal
St. Guedes
Parnet Stiles
Winslow
A. Saveare
Henwerk
Dalbart
Texas
Sturges
Witkowski
Watertown
Wish Rham Pena
Cieteen
McIntosh Hardware CO
Albuquerque, New Mex
F. J. Graf & Co
Kansas City
Southern
Beevex
Western
Ombes
York
Money Market
Prime Mercantile
St. Louix
St. Louie
Spelter
Spelter Steady
Nilgesie
Dr. Shoop
Teresiay
Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Fourth and
Gold Ave
J. Korber & CO
Albuquerque, N. N
North Second ST
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tijeras Road
Albert Fasber
Stanb Building
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