For Sale Classified Listings and Local Professionals
Local newspaper ad page lists sales items and a long string of professionals. Furniture and piano for sale at 307 North Sixth Street Ira M Bond. various attorneys in Albuquerque and Washington DC. doctors including Dr J E Kraft and Dr W M Sheridan. a veterinary ad and a hairdresser Mrs Bambini offering scalp and hair services. also a 1907 government fuel proposal notice for Fort Bayard New Mexico with delivery terms and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering Bros
Futrelle
North Sixth Street
Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Portard
Fort Bayard
A. H. Me
Caulby
Bones of Montezuma unearthed near Alamogordo irrigation ditch
Alamogordo News reports skeletons found while cutting an irrigation ditch near reservoirs. The remains, buried with stone pots, are linked to a prehistoric Montezuma race. Evidence of ancient farming appears at several sites including Highrolls, F. Forrester’s ranch, and malpals. Toys and weapons hint at a once prosperous people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
F. Forrester
Highrolls
Malpals
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure for Kidney Trouble
A New Mexico eraad story extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney troubles, citing an Albuquerque resident Mrs E Fournelle and a Fort Edward user. The ad claims strengthened kidneys and cured rheumatism, with agents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US distributor. It also promotes Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and colds with testimonials, and mentions Imperial Laundry promoting washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Albuquerque
Mra E. Fournelle
Bresdway
Priew Boc Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Alexander Benton
Fort Edward
Narrow Escape Cited in Arkansas Merchant’s Arnica Salve Claim
Plunk merchant GW Cloyd recalls a near injury from four years ago when a jamon bar pierced his thumb. He refused amputation and credits Bucklin Arnica Salve, bought from 256 druggists, with curing the wound. The ad promotes Colorado National Assurance Society as a solid insurer with liberal contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd, & Merchant
Plunk, Mo
Notice to horse owners in Albuquerque area
The Albuquerque Carriage Company Piet and Tiers hires a first class horseshoer and guarantees all work or no pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Piet and Tiers
Cortelyou touted as potential Republican standard bearer
Washington May 13 There is talk of a Cortelyou presidential bid with strong backing from administration followers. If Taft fails to win Ohio or falters, Cortelyou could emerge as the party’s choice. Critics doubt his viability yet supporters push the treasury secretary as a 1910s GOP contender amid a chaotic political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
George Bruce Cortelyou
New York
the Treasury
Corteyou
Treasury
Cortelyou
Washington
Taft
Ohio
Dick and Foraker
United States
Vortelyou
Department of Commerce
Postminster
Mgr
Mortier Shaw
Treasury Department
James
Haunting tales hinder Muerta mine reopening
Tom Borgus of Marfa Texas seeks to reopen the Muerta mine in the Chinati mountains but cannot hire workers due to reports of haunting spirits. Mexican miners flee after eerie noises and a buried skeleton is found, while Borgus enlists Japanese laborers in Eagle Pass to drill a new shaft. He argues the noises stem from wind through hidden openings, not ghosts, and aims to reach a chamber causing the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Borgus
Marfa
Tex
Muerta
Sie Grande
Borgue
Mexico
Chihuahua
Presido del Norte
Borgas i
Borgus
New Mexico
Chinati Mountains
Horgus
Greweome
Torvus
Eagle Pass
Las Estefana
Torgus
Coahula
Saltido
Muerts
Aristocracy in the Dog Pound
A rambling city scene features pound master George Washington Ward and a dignified English pointer visiting the municipal dog pound. The dog, once a jackrabbit pursuer from Nebraska, laments lost aristocratic lineage while praising Ward and seeking comfort among unlikely compatriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Ward
Flintlock with a record on display in San Jose exhibit
A relic from early settler and Indian wars, a Flintlock gun dating back over a century, once owned by Francisco Faqua and later by Baca and Bun. The weapon, with marks from Philadelphia makers Coldher and Tyron, was purchased by Herman Schweitzer for exhibition at the Harvey carlot. Faqua says he used it to fight foes but now seeks peaceful retirement as a Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Ward
Department of Municipal Affaire
Mr. Ward
Haslen
Aid
Mate “Howe-haw
Sporimnan
Chieat
Old
England
Pablo
B. Baca
Francisco Faqua
Indiana
Jemer Purble
Here
Faqua
Baca
Mexico
Jun Coldher
Bart
Tyron
Philadelphia
Herman Sehweixer
Chrietian Te Dian
The New York Idea May 29 Describes Circles of New York Society
The New York Idea portrays two circles, inner Knickerbocker tradition and outer modern fashion, symbolizing America's evolving class and the sport loving spirit. It contrasts ancestral wealth with modern energy, noting the social shift and evolving identity in New York. A drug store advertorial notes Feen’s Good Cold Root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Rentgast
New York
Mike
Wera House
America
Base Ball Scores From Various Cities and Leagues
baseball results list from multiple leagues with batters and batteries named. Highlights include Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia matchups, Cleveland and St Louis batteries, Detroit and Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia, Pueblo and Omaha, Denver Des Moines Sioux City, Kansas City vs Columbus, Minneapolis vs Louisville, St Paul vs Indianapolis, and Milwaukee vs Toledo. The summary records scores and starting pitchers or battery mates across the American and Western Leagues and the American Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western League
Pueblo
RH. BE
Omaha
Hatch
Smit
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St Paul St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Boston
Cincinnati
St Louie
Moines
Denver
Lanevoin
Sioux City
Fuehle
SUN AY
Baseball and Track Highlights in Dense 1920s Olive Reads
A collage of early baseball and track notes lists National and American League pairings with Boston, Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, St. Louis, and Philadelphia along with regional city games. Mentions Pacific Coast mixups, athletes like Kid Sullivan, Me Cue, and George Hut, and a stray note about Joe Gans and Major Taylor. The column blends game results, player moves, and humorous vignettes from track and field and boxing.
Exhibition Baseball Between Geronimox and Browns
Roy McDonald Charley Kunz Bert Graham Young Hale Lassater Myere and new players in Mc Intosh Browns suits faced the Geronimox for nine innings in a windy park exhibition. The game was rough with many errors and shifting scores. Fans endured wind and alkali drizzle as the exact final score eluded capture late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McDonald
Charley Kunz
Bert Graham
Young Hale
Lassater
Myere
McIntosh Browns
Geronimox
Albuquerque
Mar
Brownsox
Browns
Geronimos
Indians
Neures
Final Services for Arthur W. Cavanaugh
The Las Vegas Optic reports the final rites for Arthur W. Cavanaugh a twenty two year resident of the city who died at his Albuquerque home. Services were at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with many relatives friends and lodge members in attendance. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers included Albuquerque residents Jules Daniels Rosenthal Hallett Raynolds Edward French and Dr B Shaw. Relatives present included Mrs FW Brooke of Chormarron Bernie and Mamie Cavanaugh and several others from Denver Watrous Paso and Wheelon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Arthur W. Cavanaugh
Albuquerque
Cerneld
al Lodge
Elkaves
Nora
B. A. Sleyster
Hook
Rankin
O. A. Steteon
Oiroh
Jon Ro Beaire
Jules Daniels
Sac Rosenthal
Hallett Raynolds
Edward French
Leeey Ant
Bm Shaw
Ant
FW. Brooke
Choiarron
Bernie
Mamie Cavanaugh
Sturges
Denver
Airs. Love
Watrous
Jrank
Cavanauel
End le
Wheelon
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Cam
Putney
L. W. Gray
Morgan City
L. MoSpadden
Apply Rankin & Co
Armije
South
Railroad Avenue
North Second Street
Sixth and Railroad
South Second
A. T. Devore
THE
Household Loan CO
Grant
West Railroad Ave
Ira M. Bond
N. W
N. M
First National Bank
E. W. Dobson
Cromwell Block
Albuquerd
J. E. Kraft
Barnett
O'rielly’s
Edmund J. Alger
W. M. Sheridan
M. D
Homeopathic
Surgeo Occidental Life Building
Anepet
N. M. Hust
Armijo
Van's
DR. J. Varner
Cole
A. Bor Commercial Club Building
F. W. Spencer
Barnett Building
Thos
K. D. Maddison
W. B. Childers
Guld Avenus
Hair Dresser
Chirupo Dist
Montezuma
Imperial Laundry Ce
Br Colorado. National CO. Assurance Society
Prewitt & Prewitt
Moore
West Railroad Avenue
American Ticket Brokers’ Association
the Highland Pharmacy
Occidental Life Building
Cor
Railroad Ave
Broadway
Republicans
Chamberlain
King
Af Regents
New Mexico Institute For the Blind
Mamogordo
Alamogordo Preas
Vo New Mexican
Centre Pabst Blue
W. Silver Ave
Muerta Mine
Eet
NEW York Idea
Fee
Walton Ss Drug Stoke
BASE
Kilog
Brooklyn
Frager Atoran
McIntyre and Ritter
Purdue
New Yorkr
Willis
Lynch
Philipps
Gibson
Smith
McGinnity
Wiltz
Mathewson
Bresnahan
Louie Oossar
Philadelphia i
McGlynn
Noonan
Richie
Jackitte
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cleveland
Ast
Dee Moines
Temiver
Miller, Gehring
Eastwond
Bohannon
McDeough
Pue - RH
Omatin
Caer Ees
Sanders
Ragan
Jackson
Morgan and Alsioux
Lincoln
Dai Atte
Mei
Sheehan
Chy and
Sullivan
Kansan City
Milhaukee
Edo
Ledlenapolis
Minneau Lovuleville
Spor
Mike Kahoe
St. Lotte
Kid Sullivan
Young Corbett
Beaty
Fiver City
Adams
Pley Young
Mike Coy
George Hut
Han Faain
Pil Gtalietson
University
Ned Hanlon
del Mason
Mason
Joe Gans
Major Taylor
J. BR
Tay
University — of
Enya
Gi Tnaian
Candy Kane
Dans
Minoru al
George Sutton
France
St. Louie
Vatteries
Petty
O'con Pollen
Heyden
Clemenc RM
Hatterlok — Walsh
Sullivan Plunk
Sehreok
Molly Coddle
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