Inspectors ready to stamp out scabies among sheep
United States inspectors for the Bureau of Animal Industry departed for districts after a productive conference. Measures to eradicate scabies in the territory are aimed to be continued until the plague is gone. Despite scabies, the wool crop is expected to be heavy and lamb yield may match last year though cold and wet spring affected survivals. Public notices invite community to an ice cream social and the Highland M E church Home Mission ladies plan a cream and cake sale at Col and Mrs Minnis on South Edith street Thursday June 13.
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United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
Drance
Raynolds
Nurs
Marion Imes
New Mexico
Arizona
Bureau of Animal Industr
saAney Dambe
Home Mission Ladies of the Highland M. E. Church
Prentime
Military feature for fair assured says Fort Wingate colonel
Colonel Hunter commander at Fort Wingate met with Albuquerque territorial fair association leaders about a military display at the fair He expressed strong support and promised to use influence to arrange a troops presence though could not commit on his own authority A guest invitation was extended to him and organizers continue fundraising and mobilization efforts before the event
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Hunter
Fort Wingate
Albuquerque
Territorial Fair Association
J Army
Street Railway Change Completed at Barelas Spur
The lumber mill street spur project nears full operation as trolley wires connect from Gold Avenue to Central Avenue by 4 pm. Manager Chadbourne reports cars will run through to Barelas by 4 with a rapid progress pace, noting the Highland division remains the next and hardest section yet to complete.
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Th Street
Uune
Gold Avenue
Central Avenue
Chadbourne
Highland Sion
Mining Interests Prosper With Rich ore In Local Vein
Attorney Baca reports thriving mining in the area with rich ore being shipped from Shake and Ronanga and his San Antonio mine showing promise. Eight men per shift work the vein, which narrows to one inch yet yields richer ore, with samples to be assayed.
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Rods
Baca
San Antonio
Reclamation talk shifts to Penasco river near Hope NM
An inquiry to the Interior Department on damming the Penasco river near Hope New Mexico was denied due to limited reclamation funds. Officials note three New Mexico projects, including Rio Grande and Carlsbad, are advancing, with the Hondo and Pecos contexts described. Chicken farming at J T Harger’s Hope street ranch is profiled as a profitable example of modern, scientifically managed poultry operations with large brooders, incubators, and extensive coop systems.
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Department of the Interior
Penasco River
Hope
Vegate
W. H. Andrews
New Mexico
Eddy County
Penasco
Artesia
New Mex
Chaves County
Carlsbad
Ca Hale
Stor
Pecos
Avalon
Reclamation Bureau
Rio Gruide
Bugle
Ilo Grande
Texas
Old Mexico
J. T. Hurger
Mountain Road
Harger
Jase
Kluyer ii
Hargers Ranch Connats
Birge
Interest centers in murder case in Socorro hearing
A. A Sedillo of Albuquerque, recently in Socorro, says interest in the murder of Manuel Valensuela at San Antonio by Romaldo Tramarea is centered at the upcoming trial. Arraignment occurred and trial set for next week. Local improvements include a repaired court house, active mines, and a hoped bumper wheat crop as residents await civil cases Sedillo plans to defend.
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Formes
Socorro
Bedillo Sala
Romaldo Tramarea
Manuel Valensuela
San Antonio
Ranaret
Socorre
Alvarad mining company incorporated with $500000 capital
G Oxend 4 feld and brothers form Alvarad mining company under Oxen laws. Rosenfield and Stosenfield named as officers and directors. capital stock $500000, half held in treasury. Plan to develop claims and sink shafts with future tunnel work. vague remarks on emergency funds and production steps.
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Alvarad
G. Oxend 4Feld and Brothers
Oxen Company
MM. C. Rosenfield
At. Joseph
J. G. Rosenfield
A. Stosenfield
Leavenworth
Bus
Putpoke Ie Nut
L. G. Romenfield
Che Neasury
Pirespest
Fragmented list of names and ads from a Kansas paper
A long fragmented OCR segment lists numerous names and places including Wichita Topeka Denver Chicago St Louis and others, appearing to be part of a directory or mail notice. It also mentions DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and Fee's Peerless Home Made Sandies with sales at Walton's Drug Store.
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FEE
Walton's Drug Store
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Chase & Sanborns
Japan
Ceylon-India
Ceylon
Maloy
South Edith Street
Evening Citizen
J. H. O'Rielly & Co
Columbus Hotel
Col. Hunter
Rour
Rush
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N.J
Leaxburg Division
Las Cruces
Rio Grande
Chevoar
Lemmett
Amy de Dons
Ountry
Alvarado
C. Dunn
Wichita
B. He Inham
J. Mcrianno
Denver
Wt. Waylous
New Yorew
York
A. G. Stewno
H. C. Applegate
St Jules
D. Block
St. Louis
W. G. Boyle
W. A. Landrum
Gurrion
Kaw
Louis Margolin
Washington
D.C
Alexander
Kanaas City
George BD
Headwick
Ot A. Smith Nand
Wilsey
Kan
J. BM. Wrey
EB. Ulrich
Joplin
Natalth
Neodesha
H. F. Vansant
Louis Leotrus
Dodge City
BJ. Schutte
Milwaukee
Grand Central
Bingham
Pueblo
F. Benneth
Las Vegas
Clara Toll
Gertrude Samizen
Chicago
Anna Moore
Canon City
Colo
John Allan
William Lee
Boston
Henry Boltking
Kansas City
Nun Myers
San Francisco
Savoy
JH. Crawford
Pania de Agust
Wilam Lewis
Dick Morgan
A. 8. Sourland
John L. Casey
Sliver City
Sultie Ldder
M.S. Kidder
Baldwin
Craige
Fred Heusel
Ann Arbor
Mich
R. M. Elbett
Syracuse
August Steingold
Santa Fe
H. Davis
J. KE. Brown
el Paso
DeWitt
R. A. Lillie
S. Edith St
Albuquerque Hatters
3Rd St
Gold Ave
Pione 580
West Lavenue
Gold and Silver Avenue
Dunter
Eal Estate Agency
Bambrook Bos
John Street
Sam Kee
South Second Street
Hunter’s Wagon Yard
N. Broadway
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Dis. Com
Copp
Petit
Armlio
the A French Bakery Co
West Railroad Avenue
Bank SF Commerce
Ha Point
Savow Hotel
C. E. Suntaagg
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Colorado Telephone CO
Superior
Chickering & Sons
California
Paeke
Los Angeles
San Diego
Coronado
T. E. Purdy
Dte
Bank of Commerce
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