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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1905
Page
2
Presbyterian Synod Adjourns Meet Chooses Roswell Next
The Presbyterian Synod of New Mexico and Arizona adjourned in Las Vegas after a largely attended session. Roswell was chosen as next meeting place. The body backed antisaloon league organizing in both territories led by Rev. W. W. Havens and urged Congress to curb gambling, with resolutions outlining temperance goals and press efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod
New Mexico
Arizona
Las Vegas
Roswell
W. W. Havens
AntiSaloon League of America
Congress
Territories
J. C. Reid
John Mordy
Synod of
Brethren
Anti-Saloon League of America
God
Brother Havens
Antisaloon League
Albuquerque
Geo. F. Sevier
F.C. Reid
United States
Eillow
Municioul
Mpart
la Aurora
Temperance
Po, Reed
Synod Memorial Urges Congress to Ban Open Gambling in Territories
The Synod of New Mexico at Las Vegas NM memorializes Congress to suppress open public gambling in the United States territories of Arizona and New Mexico. It asserts strict laws exist elsewhere and urges immediate federal action before any statehood bills. The memorial seeks signatures from leading church officers and copies to key government leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States
Synod of
New Mexico
Las Vegas
N.M
Arizona
Congress
States
Synod
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Market Letter Reports Strong Livestock Demand and Rising Cattle Prices
In Kansas City officials note 52000 cattle imported last week as buyers from country and packer sides compete for medium fleshy steers amid scarcity of prime killing stock. Cattle prices rise 19 to 20 cents. cows average lower. Sheep and lamb markets also firm with strong demand. new Dressed Beef and Provision plant opens, signaling broader meat-market activity and potential further price gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Colorado
J. J
Channink
Utah
American Dressed Beef and Provision Company
New Mexico English Mission Opens With Services
The New Mexico English Mission of the Methodist Episcopal church opened with preparatory services in the First M E church. Dr A P Morrison preached from Luke 19 5. Rev William Reace led evangelistic services and more events for the week were announced. Bishop J F Berry to dedicate the Silver City church with a large program of addresses and music. Public urged to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiet Episcopal Church
M. EB
A. P. Morrizon
Mision
M. E. Church of
J. L. Shively
Santa Fe
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Bodkin
San Francisco
A. P. Morrison
C. B. Datton
el Paso
Henry K. Carroll
D. D
New York City
Educatonal Society
Thomas Harwood
C. M. Light
Church Executive Society
J. F. Berry
R. C. Me‘ure
H. van Valkenburg
J. L. Freeman
Kenton
Oklo
Silver City
Joseph Y Berry
Buffalo
N.Y
Berry
Messrs
C. B. Hickman
Reginald P
Stock Sales Across Kansas City Cattle and Sheep Markets
Kansas City reports mixed cattle and sheep sales from New Mexico and Panhandle buyers. Listings include Lyons Cattle Co of Marfa Texas selling hundreds of steers and cows with weights from 503 to 1,022 pounds at about 2.35 to 4.30 per hundredweight, plus numerous Texas sellers and buyers in okayed price ranges. Sheep and lamb sales feature Portales New Mexico and Mobrook Arizona consignments with prices around 4.75 to 6.00 per head for rangelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New Mexico
Panhandle
Lyons Cattle Company
Marfa
Texas
J. W. Knorpp
Clarendon
T. Ly Miller
Hereford
Nay & Harris
Wis Pases
Sibbets
Wiggins
AW Cattle Company
Welik
J. W. Engry
T. W. Geo Hikeins
R. W. Arnett
Bovina
PD. Tobart
Cada
Keen
H. OM
Ramp
Canadian
HY. Evans
Eagle Pass
Nelly & J. Menpht
American Pasture Company
Amarillo
Tex
M. Davideon
Pampa
Arizona
M. Lareon
Portales
N. M
Wethers
Ortega
Mobrook
Ariz
Eedie Jambe
A Soldier's Hint For Grape Nuts In Army Ration
A Civil War veteran from New England commends Grape Nuts as a compact, highly digestible emergency food for soldiers. He reports small amounts sustain a meal, ease digestion, and reduce fullness versus traditional breakfasts, suggesting it could augment ration packs for marching and fighting without adding bulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Havernack
Wellville
Puye Mesa cliff dwellings permit broadened for researchers
The Indian office permits scientists and other ethnology and archaeology enthusiasts to visit Puye Canyon cliff dwellings under written permits issued by Clinton J. Crandall of the States Indian training school Santa Fe. Visitors must follow strict Indian Affairs regulations, with access supervised by Crandall and subordinates to prevent trespass and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State
Santa Clara
Rio Arriba
Poye Mess
Tendent Clinton J. Crandall
States Indian Training School
Santa Fe
Indian Office
Puye Mesa
Crandall
Puye Canyon
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Territorial Irrigation Commission meets in Santa Fe
The Territorial Irrigation Commission met in adjourned session at Santa Fe with chair A N Pratt and members Seligman Chaves McCarty Keen at desk Irrigation Engineer White present Minutes of previous meeting read and approved Land grazing applications discussed with no action Recommends speedy government action to build Avalon Dam near Carlsbad Chairman to discuss irrigation enterprises with reclamation service for reservoirs Adjourned to 3 PM for final disposition of matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Irrigation Commission
Santa Fe
A. N. Pratt
Carlsbad
Arthur Seligman
Higinio Chaves
Peralta
J. E. McCarty
Farmington
Datta
A. A. Keen
D. M. White
Avalon
Saleswomen's Peril from Standing and Disease Claims
An 1880s style ad argues that long standing harms female health, urging rest options and citing a Milwaukee case. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for ovarian trouble and uterine issues, claiming revival of strength and vigor for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Pinkham
Joidham
Miss Merkle
Professional cards and local listings at Albuquerque
A dense 1905 classifieds page lists professionals in Albuquerque New Mexico including surgeons doctors lawyers architects civil engineers contractors and builders physicians veterinarians and a business college. Notable names include Eamund Alger attorney Bernard Rodey attorney and H Conner MD with offices in Barnett and Armijo buildings and Trimble's Stables. The page also notes a Fall Term opening for the Albuquerque Business College on September 4 1905 with courses in bookkeeping penmanship shorthand typewriting and languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Business College
G. S., Ramsay
Stoll
East Railroad Avenue
Willing helpers and notices in old Albuquerque ad
A scanned 1905 newspaper snippet features an advertisement praising a classified ad in The Evening Citizen and an Albuquerque planing mill slogan. It also includes official notices from Santa Fe New Mexico about township plats, application windows, and U S Army Fort Apache hay procurement details with bid deadlines and conditions.
Paulsen's Association Ticket Office Ad
Reduced railroad fares to all points. Buy exchange and sell tickets at Paulsen's Association Ticket Office. Pay the highest cash price for your railroad tickets. Visit 114 West Railroad Avenue for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulsen's
Association Railroad Ticket Office
Paulsen's Association
West Railroad Avenue
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Presbyterian Synod
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Pajarito Cliff Dwellers’ Park
GVON
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Kraft
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Eamund
Alger
Railroad Avenue
Bernard
Rodey
Crotesaton
A M. Bond
W. Dobson
F. W. Spencer
W. O. Wallingford
Barnett Building
A. L. Morgan
North Second Street
H. Conner
New Mexico Board of Osteopathy
Office Barnett
Biott
Trimble
Corbet & Collins
United States Deputy Mineral Surveyors
Assayers
Plaza
California
A. 8
Lutz
J. J. Byrne
Los Angeles
Cal
Manuel R. Otero
Fred Muller
Denver
Colo
Fort Apache
Arie
Bay
U. 5
Office of
Post Quartermaster
Ft. Apache
C. A. H. McCauley
Q. M
Montezuma Trust Co
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Bank OF Commerce OF
Solomon Luna
S. Strickler
V. P. and
Cashier
W. J. Johnson
Asst
WM. McIntosh Solomon Luna
George Arnot J. ©. Baldridge
A.M. Blackwell
C. E. Cromwell
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railway
Ney
First National Bank
Albuquerque, N. M
Joshua
Raynolds
M. W. Flournoy
Frank McKer
R. A. Frost
H. F. Raynolds
U. S. Depository
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
the State National Bank
Q. N. Marron
D. A. McPherson
J. B. Herndon
Roy McDonald
Eco
Standard Plumbing & Heating Co
H. Cox
Railroad Ave
L. B. Putney Wholesale Grocer
Southwest
Albuquerue, N. M
Laughlin Hydraulic Stone Company
ST. Michael’s College
Santa Fe, N. M
Bro. Botulph
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