Teachers Institute Brings Close During Albuquerque Fair
Solomon Luna announces Sheep and Wool Growers convention to be held September 18 19 and 21 in Albuquerque New Mexico as part of fair week. The notice urges room listings for visitors to be coordinated by PF McCan na and details talks on education plus a closing reception at Lead Avenue Methodist church with teachers and university members in attendance.
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Solomon Luna
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Washington
Glley
PF. Mc Canna
Fir Association
Grant Building
Association
Bureau of Information
McCanna
Kay
Yesteray
D. ‘T. Stilts
Atligman
Arona
Tly
John Finslayson
Smith
Teachers’ Institute
Central High School
Lead Avenue Methodist
A. Miller
New
W. G. Tight
University of New Mexico
J. H. Crum
J. ©. Clark
Roy weDonald
Thomas Hall
Matthewson
J. C. Rollins
Clark
Harry Lee
United States
W. P. Metealf
Rev
J. W. Barron
New Mexico Sunday School Convention Opens at Santa Fe
The sixth annual New Mexico Sunday School Association convention meets Sept 5 and 6 in Santa Fe with Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner of Peoria IL as chief speaker. The program covers devotional services, addresses on Sunday school methods, round tables, and reports by association officers, with sessions led by local pastors and educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Geo. F. Seyler
Santa Fe
Wm. RB
Garrison
C. Herbert Appleton
Albuquerque
Mary Foster Bryner
Peoria
Mursaay
J. A. Wool
FW. Spencer
Herbert Appleton
Lida
EB. Shields
James Springs
Hiram Hadley
Santa
J. W. McKean
Allaiy McCord
C. J. Bishop
Browns to Clash with Santa Fe Grays at Traction Park
Tomorrow the Browns reshuffle the lineup for the doubleheader with Santa Fe Grays at Traction Park. Bill Nye to pitch, Gallegos saved for a midweek game, McDonald behind the plate, Conway at first, Clancy at second, Corhan at short, Porsyth at third, with Graham Gallegos Ortiz in the outfield. The Gates split and gate-sharing terms have been arranged, with a Westernassention pitcher to be added and Lopez mentioned in the plan.
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Browns
Santa Fe Grays
Bill Nye
Gallegos
Nelson
Goldfield
Nev
Traction Park
McDonald
Conway
Clancy
Corhan
Porsyth
Graham
Ortiz
Banta Fe
Assention
Wist Lopez
Fire at Sweetland Home Ends with Minor Damage
A small blaze at 214% g'ehork near noon caused light damage to a fence and garden at Mrs C K Sweetlagd's residence on 253 South Sixth Street. Mrs Sehmialmaack alerted authorities and aided in extinguishing the fire before department arrival. No major damage or injuries reported.
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Behmplmanek
South Sixth Street
Vrithkee
Garden Howe
C.K Sweetlagd
Sehmialmaack
Albuquerque Electrical Firms Merge and Rebrand
The Southwestern Electrical and Construction company does not retire. Reliance Electric and Construction purchases part of its stock to start operations from National Electrical Supply on West Railroad Avenue. The new company will open on West Gold Avenue while Southwestern moves remaining stock to the National office. Officers not yet elected.
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Southwestern Electrical & Construction Company
Relancelectrics and Construction Company
National Electrical Supply Company
West Railroad Avenue
News Company
West Gold Avenue
South- Western Company
Reliance Company
National Company
Indian School Reopens Amid Return of Staff and Students
Vacation ends as Albuquerque area school resumes activity. Staff and pupils return, with over fifty Laguna visitors arriving tonight. Teachers Miss Cissette and Miss Kessel drop by, while Mr Jif and Mrs Allen are noted locals. Water project progress includes six inch mains and service lines as crews prepare yard connections. Awaited sunny cave water pressure expected to rise, and a Sunday dinner promotion at Zeiger’s Restaurant is advertised along with Melson Gans fight results due at the club.
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Albuquerque
Laguna
M. EB. Cissette
Pagnate
Otla
Kessel
Mesita
Alawogorda
Stearch
Losor
Smalter Company
Uw Tay
Lineal
Une Belle
Farley Striker Turned Rail Line Breaker Chronicle
Reported in New York protests Farley, a train strike breaker, bears extensive scars from beer bottles bricks and bullets. He faces potential violence from unions while crews reveal some members sympathize with strikers and exploit free transport to Frisco. Farley trains move toward Frisco as he arrives in San Francisco.
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New York
Farley
New
Mexica
Dt Vielon
Vogue
Atrike
Choy
California
Michaotos
Prisco
Tan
Grok
Frisen
Frisco
Oxden
Leah
Rouse
San Francisco
Three Thousand Albuquerqueans Return to City .
City post office carriers estimate three thousand Albuquerque residents left during summer. Carriers based count on forwarding orders holds mail, and notes many plan to return. two thirds likely came back within three months. Increase in mail volume confirms outflow and pending returns for the next weeks.
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Albuquerque
Omer Ee Amoure
Fire destroys Leverty grocery in Carlsbad
Carlsbad New Mexico September 1 Fire yesterday destroyed the grocery store building of J B Leverty and all its contents valued at $10000 with $6000 of stock and insurance. Adjacent buildings suffered slight damage but were saved by prompt fire department work. Origin of the fire not yet determined.
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Carlsbad
N. M
J. B. Leverty
Leverty
McAculate Conception School for Boys and Girls
Classes resume next Tuesday at nine o clock. Pupils must present themselves promptly at nine. A complete curriculum is taught by six sisters of charity with music. The commercial course finishes in two years. Three typewriting machines are used for stenography and bookkeeping.
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Atest
Worship Services in Several Churches This Sunday
Multiple churches list their Sunday services with Holy Communion, sermons, and Sunday schools. Notable entries include St Johns Episcopal covering Fourth Street and Silver avenues with Holy Communion and sermon times, St Pauls Lutheran with German service at 11 am and English service on poverty, and First Methodist Episcopal detailing morning worship, labor address, and location at Lead Avenue and South Third Street.
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Christian Science
Womeans Club
Rooma
Buthting
Fourth Street
Goll Avenue
St. John's Episcopal Church
Silver Avenues
Immaculate Conception
Souilty
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sixth Street
Silver Avenue
Ernest Moser
First Methodist Episcopal—Riey
J. C. Rollins
D. D
A. P. Mortison
Cipworth League
Labor Organization
Roy McDonald
Lead Avenue
South Third Street
Russell Kingsdeon
Rosa Pure
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Luna
Wool Growers Convention
Methodist Church
Sunday School Association
Mrs. Bryner
Allan McCord
J. L. Shively
John R. Moiie
Pagor
W. H. Wrath
Music
Brynor
Jed
W. H. Kennedy
Ella Miller
Santa F
Bryner
Gans Nelson
Grand Stand
Sweetland
Orogrande
Zeiger's
THE
White Elephant
Gans
Stre
Gee the
Columbus
How Farley
Post Office
J. E. Leverty
Red—Insurance
Mmaculate Conception School
Highland Methodist Church
South Arno Street
J. M. Sollie
J. D. Emmons
Subject
Epworth League
Robin B. Gould
W. W. Havens
A.D. Johnson
Vida G
Benj. FL Nabours
Lincoln County
Jersey Dairy
Columbus Hotel
Nah School
Aidaq
Que Business College
Rey
Puro
Graduarle
Cail
School For Information
Addrese
Meen
ALBUY
Milliken, Prime
Aque Business College
Par
West Railroad Ave
Stevens & Bowyer
Albert Faber
Railroad Ave
Albuquerque, N. M
Milwaukee
Pilsener Beer
Colo
Borradaile & CO
Cota Avenue
M. Berger
Albuquerque, N
Railroad Avenue
Williams Drag Company
Blue Front
Ciger
A. J. Richards
West Railroad
Avenus
Colorado Telephone Co
St. Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Propr
Jack of Postoffice
Gall
Red
Laundry Co Auto
Imperia ' Sr
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