Railroads and personnel notes reach Santa Fe connections at night
Railway communications announce night connections from No. 8 to Santa Fe trains at Lamy, with No. 2 Morning service the only link previously. Reports list officials Arthur Lovell and Superintendent Etter visiting El Paso, while Rock Island plans extensions to serve Red River settlement. An amusing misadventure recounts a brakeman losing teeth on a eastbound run.
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Lamy
Rock Island
Red River
Baggage checks required on interstate trains under bill
A bill pending before Congress would require common carriers engaged in interstate commerce to check baggage to its destination. It targets split tickets and mileage books used to bypass destination checks. Violations would be a misdemeanor with penalties. Former Albuquerque Santa Fe agent W C Nixon becomes Frisco general manager in St Louis. Nixon rose from clerk to executive on Santa Fe routes, including Gulf Colorado Santa Fe. A new Colorado three cent per mile fare plan takes effect July 1, with Western Passenger Association coordinating schedules and lines across Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Nevada.
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House
Santa Fe
W. C. Nixon
Albuquerque
St. Louis
Nixon
Prisco
Second View
Colorado
Colorado Roads
Western Passenger Association
Chicago
Harriman Lines
Hie West
Colombio
New Mexio
Arizona
Nevada
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Rio Grande
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Denever
Csido
N. M
F. B. Schwentker
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
New Mexico
Jor Schmitt
Schmitt
The Santa Fe Southwest booklet praised for its merit
The passenger department of the Santa Fe Railway published a thirty five page booklet titled The Santa Fe Southwest. The work, praised for art and scope, covers conditions, farms, homes, development, scenery, and potential of the Santa Fe empire across Kansas Colorado Texas Panhandle New Mexico Arizona and California. General Passenger Agent J M Connell notes it is a preliminary general treatise for forthcoming regional publications and anticipates wide circulation to promote colonization and travel.
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Santa Fe
Just Fe
Senta Fe
Kansas
Colorado
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Arizona
California
J. M. Connell
Navy Board Debate Aims to Trim Admiral Ranks
Washington June 25 The board of admirals meets to decide officer retirements to meet July 1 vacancy needs. Past practice disclosed retirement counts day by day, but this year officials invite any officer to apply, hoping widespread retirements create vacancies from captain downward, prompting promotion opportunities throughout the service. WILL REMOVE TO 602-6045 FIRST STREET JULY 1 WITH THE LARGEST LOCK OF HAY GRAIN AND POULTRY SUPPLIES IN THE CITY. E. W. FEE.
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Washington, D. C
Board of Admirals
Bureau of Paing Hon
First Street
E. W. Fee
Albuquerque Carriage Co
Tiveras Avenue
Oscecoo
Bank accounts simplify business record keeping
A bank account provides a reliable system to track receipts and expenditures. By paying obligations by check, the bank book records your business transactions, while the bank handles the bookkeeping. This method is the safest and most convenient way to carry on your business.
Tailoring shop and beauty services by C Bambini in Albuquerque
C Bambini proprietor offers tailoring services with fifteen years of experience at upstairs shop No 209 West Railroad Avenue. Services include cleaning, pressing, repairs, ladies garments, and custom walking skirts. Mrs. Bambini provides scalp treatments, hairdressing, massages, manicuring, complexion creams, hair tonics, and a vegetable-based line including a vibrator machine for scalp and facial care.
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West Railroad Avenue
C. Bambini
Albuquerque Foundry and Machine Works
R. P. Mall
Proprietor
Albuquerque, m
Elite Cafe Ad Offers Table Board at $4 Weekly
A notice advertises a good table board at Elite Cafe located at 120 West Silver Avenue near the post office. The rate is four dollars per week.
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Elite Cafe
West
Silver Avenue
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Emmons
Coal Avenue
South Second Street
Albuquerque Hardware CO
Arthur Lovell
Los Angeles
Etter
el Paso
San Marcial
Pennsylvania
Ee PD. A. Shope
Winslow
Tom Simmons
el Paso Southwestern
Harry Fotts
O. J. €. McDonald
Vicw
R. Hudson
George Montgomery
The
Bernalillo
San Bernasdino
Division
JP. Kennedy
Santa Fe Central
Beta
New York
Johnnie
Central
Vaighn
Inster
Mac
Dexter
Ray
Frisco Line
Board OF Admif
Schwentker
the Bank OF Commerce
W. E. Mauger Wool
Mauger & Avery
Boston
West Gold Avenue
Noi Se
Berber Optical EO
Albuquerque N
MEX
Elen, In
Belen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kansas City
Galveston
San Francisco
Old Mexico
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Ae _melen town and Improvement Company
Ilaine
Poland
John Becker
WM. M
L. Trimble & CO. Avery
Second Street
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Thornton
South
Walter Street
F. Keleher
Third Street
Emil Kleinwort
Masonic
North Third Stree
Bond
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Fra Boe KY
Melini & Eakin Sole Agents
WN. M
RIO Grande Lumber CO
Marquette
J. Korber & CO
A. D. Johnson
General
Stewart
Lead Avenue
L. H. Shoemaker General Repair Shop
Wootton & Myer
Third St
Rankin & CO. Fire Insuran Real Estate
T. Armijo
Lucero
Silver Ave
A. E. Walker
Secretary Mutual Building Associaton
Ratirosé Avenue
Pioneer Bakery
Simon Balling
Balling Bros
Wedding
South First Street
Albuque
Tot
Gradi
North Third Street
C. W. Strong’s Sons
Strong Block
Undertakers
Fairview Santa Barbara
M. Draggie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
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