Weather conditions report from New Mexico stations
The Sept 4 Weather Bureau summary for New Mexico notes a dry hot week ending with cooler weather and showers bringing some relief. Readings near 101 F highs and 51-68 F lows, minimal rainfall, crops generally fair to excellent, haying advancing, and stock in good condition with late-season moisture needed for lakes, ponds, and some crops. Local reports cover multiple towns including Santa Fe Artesia Capitan Chimayo Folsom and Bloomfield with varied notes on drought, frost risk, and irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC 8
Weather Bureau
Santa Fe
N. M
Mora
Albert
H. M. Hanson
Iso
Alto
W. H. Walker
Artesia
Will Benson
Aurora
J. C. Lucero
Ij Benham
Frank Miera
Bloomfield
W. A. Ballinger
Capitan
Clement Hightower
Chimayo
Jose P. Trusillo
Borworth
Folsom
Jackson Tabor
Grasa
Weather roundup reports heavy warmth and variable rainfall across counties
Reports from multiple locales note very hot and dry conditions with high temperatures reaching the low to mid nineties and scarce rainfall. Some areas report rain in the prior week and improved crops, while others show drought stress with limited water for crops and stock. Overall, farmers face a mix of good crop prospects in irrigated zones and drying conditions where water is scarce. Charles E. Linney, Section Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Garcia
Lino Garcia
Hes
Anna EB. Coe
Las Vegas
Wm. Curtiss Bailey
Luna
J. J. Hole
Portales
John Meeker
Bedrock
Louis Chample
Roswell
Santa Crus
J. M. Amandt
Santa Fe
Weather Bureau
Texico
H.R. Pruthium
Truchas
Martinez
Valley
John M. Archie
Wy Adams
Loweat
W. H. Fulweiler
Charles E. Linney
Drowned in the Colorado Story From Williams News
A four man party from Denver exploring the Colorado river canyon reports Ora Keithley fell to a lower bench and was swept away by the river current around 11 am on a Friday. The others could not reach him, fearing death in the swift, deep river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. Neves
Missouri
Colorado
Williams News
Lando Keithley
Ora Keithley
Murt Lincoln
Budd McCoy
Bright Angel Hotel
Denver
Canyon
Miasouri
Local Baseball Doubleheader Ends in Thirteen Inning Loss
In Santa Fe and Albuquerque a grueling thirteen inning game featured strong pitching and costly errors. Browns edged Centrals 4 3 amid injuries to Neher while Gallegos and Benne racked up hits and the Umpire Comics drew cheers. In Silverton the Tas Vekis Blues triumphed 100 to 0 with Cable and Grace pitching, while Ra York, once with the city, reportedly married recently in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Gallegos
Centrals
Johnny
Henn
Neher
Silverton
Calo
Tas Vekis Blues
Cable
Biues
Grace
Glaze
Asocia
Butte
Reston Nationals
Ra York
Arizona
California
York
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Advertisements and Local Baseball Notes
Fragmented clippings report anecdotal testimonials for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from Mrs Loring Nighols of Penn Yan and D Kauble of Nevada, plus scattered baseball scores showing Dexter beating Roswell and Hagerman. Also mentions umpire Combs, Pecos Valley games, and various league standings with teams like St Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, New York, and Omaha. Also notes a Socorro woman Mrs Dominion Dominguez, and a transfer of 2000 fine ewes by Jane Garcia to Thotine Ortean, with Albuquerque relocation plans for several locals.
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Pecos Valley
Dexter
Roswell
Hagerman
Pittsbure
R. HE
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Ten Louis
Cincinnati
Pitteiurs
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Mhcs
Cceeeseoee
New York
New
Boston
Omata
R. Hle
Omaha
Mentesa de Sioux City
Stony City
Des Moines
St. Josephils
St. Josaph
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Reece
Columbua
Columins Gam
Columbus
Tolelo
Indianapolis
Lonteville
Indiana
Dean
Socorro
Jane Garcia
Garcia
Albuquerque
Lina C
Dining Car Service Praised on California Limited
A reader letter from K T W extols the Harvey System dining car service on the California Limited calling it too good to be true and expressing embarrassment at praising excessively. The note reflects strong passenger satisfaction with on board meals and service aboard the California Limited.
Returned to St Louis on legal business in Santa Fe
Andre Matt G Reynold of St Louis has returned home after attending to Mariano Sena vs American Turquoise Co suit in Santa Fe. He notes he will relocate after September 1 to No 5601 509 South First Street to operate as Superior Lumber and Planing Mill Co and welcomes old customers.
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U. S. Indian School
Santa Fe
N. M
Ind
United Sates Depository
Solvent National Bank
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States
C. J. Crandall
ST. Louis
Andre Matt G . Reynold
Mariano F. Sena
American Turquoise Company
Bhle Missouri
South First Street
Superior Lumber and Planing Mill Co
Albuquerque Planing Mill Company
BE. Gustafson
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Citizen
the Citizen Publishing Company
Official Paper
Bernalillo County
Associated Press
New Mexico
Ity
Budsertters
Boll
Duke City
Yeaterday
San‘a Fe
Ummary
Pettite
Pettua
Slaster
Newmeyer
Hale
Kunz
Quier
Anderson
Albuuquerque
Denile
Rantoll
Kang
Randall
Alarid
Gerhart
W. Parsons
G. Parsone
Dave Combe
Traction Park
Nea
Avobehatar
Kung
Pettis
Ny Neher
O French
Cosgrove
Benn
H Sissier
L. Anderson
Avery
Eileen Ee Tanai
Ot & Borie
Kodol
Loring Nighols
Penn Yan
N.Y
Kauble
Nevada
Balartone
All Drugest
Combs
EL Paso
Dominion
Dominguez
Juan Jose Baca
Texas
Dominica Baca de Domingnex
Guese
Cardelario Garcia
Dona Remedios
Santa Cruz Casilloy
Sandias Mountains
U. 8. Cavalry
W. H. Greer
D. K. B. Sellers
Colorado Southern Railway
T. E. Fisher
Colo
Rio
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Colorado Points
Pullman
S. K. Hooper
G. P
T. A
S. Barney
New Mex
Bruno Dieckman Soncert
Terrerine
Southwestern
Louisville
Louis
Memphis
ANL
Epaso Northeastern
Rock Island Systems
Lane
V.R. Stiles
G. P. AE. P. Southwestern 1 & S
Tex
RIO Grande Lumber CO
A. H. Heyn
Mgr
Marquette
B. Rouppe
Bank OF Commerce
Railroad Ave
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