Denver Weather Forecast and Local Social Notes May 9
Fall gives way to warmer Friday with cooler southeast tonight in Denver. Local items include a lodge meeting at 7 am, visits by city residents to Santa Fe and Albuquerque, a marriage license secured in Trinidad, a Santa Fe system executive in El Paso, a court suit involving Haverkampf, and wedding plans for Miss Lou Alma Allen and Joseph Turner Horton. Also reported are railroad movements, a football game result, a Masonic death, and social events around Albuquerque and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pornoff
Terricoelar Mounted Pisitor
Dontan
Yankee
N. M
Lucy Cundy
Engle
Trinidad
Clack Moore
Domingo Lumber Company
Liewellyn
United States
Ceronimos
Albuquerque Browns
T. W. Gwinn
J. W McCurdy
Wify
Pato Alto
Cal
R. H. Hawking
Postal Telegraph Company
la Junta
Santa Fe
Bear Canyon
Masonic Lodge
Gallup
Hugi Lynch
Navajo Springs
Elizabeth Collister
Missex Jennie Martin
Margaret Coxgrove
Stella
Jennie Killen
Josephine Harrison Leonard Therrell
H. O'Rielly & Co
District’ Court
Haverkampf
Valencia County
Hagardine-McKettrick Dry Goods Company
St Louis
Rothschild Hat Company
Lou Alma Allen
Joseph Turner Hoton
Louisa Lipscomb
South
Arno Street
Feople
Albuquerque
Distriet Court
Thomas Harwood
Board of Trustees
Ballinger County
Forester Pinchot to Tour West and Southwest
Chief of the bureau of forestry Mr Pinchot will leave Washington for an extended tour of the west and southwest visiting New Mexico and other territories. He will be accompanied by a deputy from the general office and will meet Interior officials en route. The trip signals active federal forestry interests in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Parish
John T. Parish
New York
Mr. Parish
W. B. Strong
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Albuquerque
New York City
California
George Leanwig
East Railroad Avenue
Wiethingen
D.C
Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Washinga
New Mexico
Garfield Art Weel
New
Y Balllawer
Washington, DC
Jos oe Meyer at 616 South Mind Street
A brief notice records the name Jos oe Meyer and an address 616 South Mind Street. The fragment reflects a possible personal notice or street address reference in a historical newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Oe . Meyer
South Mind Street
Rain Good For New Mexico Ranchers Says Denver Man
Frank Denton a Denver cattleman travels from Silver City to Wie ranch via Albuquerque noting heat turning to rain in New Mexico. He says the rain will aid ranchers and farmers, urging welcome of moisture across the region. Elks plan final arrangements for Brother Cavanaugh's funeral. Local ads market shoes, jewelry, farm stock, and tailoring services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Denton
Denver
Valo
Albuquerque
Colorado Life Assurance Company
New Mexico
Arizona
Prewitt & Prewitt
Manarelat Club
Wied
Ite
L. W. Gray
Morgan City
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T. Y. Mayn
Hickox-Maynard CO
South Second
S&t
Lucca
the Champion Grocery Co
Matteucci Bros
W. Tijeras Ave
THE
Wagner Hardware CO
W.A.R. Ave
Tinners
Waters
Alaska
Savin Ice Pads
Tain Ice
Everitt
Diamond Palace Railroad Ave
Stein-Bloch
E. L. Washburn Company
West Gold
Colo
Biller
J. H W. Mahoub
T. Gable
W. H. Hales
Mothe Smith
Grace Nuding
Mra. SC
William Jennings Bryns
Manchestr & Oneida Faltrand
Manchester Electric Company
First Nationa Fink
Manchester
Third Ward
Auew Tithy
Sandia Mountain
National Forests
MING
CCCHT
Union Pacific Railroad
Kansas City
Herman Zweigart
Arno & Coal
Elks
Elks Club
Brother Cavanaugh
Guneral
Roy McDonald
Eac
Chamberlai
D. Stokes and Company
West Railroad Avenue
C. May
Wolfe Studio
Yuntain
Rosenfield
Eet
Walton's Drug Store
E. Pauley
Eatancia
N. M. Aerst
MIT
New Line
C. P. Crane
North Second Street
Hart Shafner
Marx
Simon Stern
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Noria
Copper Ave
McCormick Harvesters
Virginia
Jin Sooe
Reliance Electrical
the Ideal Shoe Store
Sean Hertzog
216
West Railroad
Whitney
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Acme Steel
Albuquerque, New Mexico