Weather notices and local events mix in Albuquerque report
Local weather predicts a cool night and warmer Friday with partial cloudiness in the south. The city is abuzz with visits from officials, traders, and entertainers, including Pedro Perea and Dr. Harricon, plus charity ball plans and football prep. Multiple meetings, travels, and social engagements fill the week in a busy city scene.
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Bike
Jomoe
Rakin
Metin & Rakin
W Kennedy
Pallee
Winfeld
Kan
Payson Ripley
San Maretal
GW. Harricon
Las Veas
New Mexico Medical Board
Daniel H. McMillan
Socorro
Denver
Elka’ Hall
D. J. Phillips
Pedro Perea
Territorial Insurance
Santa Fe
F. Spader
Jemez
Miss Spader
New York City
Alvarado
M. W. Hadden
New York
Maynard Gansul
Walter Weinman
Golden Rule Dry Goods
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
H. H. Sheppard
Chicago & Asten Railway
Pilgrim Commandery No
J. C. Ferger
J. B. Rutherford
L. W. Gatlen
Arizona
Indiana State Life Insurance Company
Pearce Stuart
Madrid
Stuart
Woman's Relief Corps Halloween Party Planned
The Woman's Relief Corps plans a Halloween party next Thursday evening at Red Men's hall with an interesting program. An admission fee of 25 or 26 cents includes refreshments and dancing. Also notices of football games and nurse association meeting, plus local ads and a public notice about debt liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Men'a Hall
Tracton Park
Albuquerque Athletic Association
American Laumber Company
West Railies Avenue
Ready-to-wear suits for fat men
A fragmented note describes the availability of ready-to-wear suits for fat men, noting past difficulties fitting larger sizes and highlighting a merchant tailoring shop as part of the advancement in clothing options.
Rummage Sale for First Congregational Church
A rummage sale at 214 West Gold Avenue runs October 27 and 28 under the First Congregational church ladies. Clothing footwear and assorted items offered at low prices along with home cooking and candy. Special: five pair of hose for 25 cents Saturday only. Simon Stern, Railroad Avenue clothier, handles orders.
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A. Horney
Railroad Avenue
South Droadway
Enmiry
Tyie Valley
Mir
Hensry
Aldrich
Gallup
McKinlay County
New Mexico
Arizona
Roosevelt
Heveridge
Jack Straupsver
Jack Dixon
James Bingham
Rob McMahan
Percy Hawley
Lox Linas
Conrad Gonzales
Sixth Street
St. Vincent Academy
Gonzales
Sandoval
Chaves Grant
South Arno Street
Ruth Eb, Foote
Denver
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Guetta
B.C. Allen
Albuquerque Electric Light Company
Albuquerque
Bert Evans
St. Elmo
Bisbie
District Court
Washington Mine
Weat
Gold Avenue
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Westrailroad Ave
Sorosis
London
Paris
Vienna
England
France
Vic Kid
F. F. Trotter
South Second St
Chickering
Whitson Music Coo
South Second Street
Rex Flinthote
Albuquerque Lumber CO
First and
Marquette
Albuquerque, N. M
Moon & Keleher
Everitt
E. L. Washburn CO
West
Regina Strong
Mabel Strong
Grand Canyon
W. G.tight
University
Woman's Club
Commercial Club
W. B. Dame
George K. Neher
Upper
Pecos
Benevolent — Society
JM. L., Mayse
Wellington
Brotherhood of Railway
A. Staab
West Railroad Avenue
Ruth B. Foote
John A. Logan
Las Cruces
Order
James H. Wroth
A. B
Symnasum
Traction Park
K. T
B.C. J
Ferger
Rio Grande Woolen
Globe
C. May
Ahoe
West Stall
Fond Avenue
Barnett Building
Mary P. Hunter
B. K. Norria
Goetz
Maloy's
Simon Stern
THE
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Whitney Company
South First Street
North First Street
Second St
Walton's Drug Store
L. H. Shoemaker
West Railroad Ave
la Plata
Don Florio
Don Recardo
M. Gussaroff
H.d.,post & CO
Chas. F. Myers
John van & Pacific Ranges
Mountain Oak
Great Western
Winchester
Winchester Ammunition
Colt’s
Studybaker
Eclipse Wind Mills
Starrett's
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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