Norfolk navy yard relics and training center history
Norfolk Navy Yard in Virginia hosts a vast trophy park and historic artifacts from global conflicts, including cannons from China to Spain and a 14 centimeter rifle from Admiral Cervera's Almirante Oquendo. The yard also serves as the St Helena Training Station for naval recruits with multiple docks, ships built here, and ongoing marine barracks activity amid daily crafts and repairs.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
United States
Norfolk Navy Yard
Anelvsatn
England
Navy
Hampton Roads
Portsmouth
Navy Yard
New Har
Nor
Navy Yard Gate
China
Mexico
South America
Spain
Admiral Cevera
Almirante Oquendo
Texas
Albemarle
Cushing
North Carolina
Tien-Tsin
Cayo del ‘Torre
Bull's Key
Guantanamo Bay
Seville
Constantine
Republica de Yucatan
Lake Mine
Lake Champlain
Java
Constitution
Brazil
Royal Court of Arms
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
United States Navy
Raleigh
Galveston
Constellation
Truxtum
Lilsurgente
Hichmond
Naval Service of
United Staes
St. Helena
Littleton
W. T. Wallyler
Stock Sales Report From Panhandle and New Mexico Cattle Market
Representive sales of Panhandle and New Mexico cattle and calves in Kansas City this week include numerous consignors from Canadian, Hereford, Claude, Clarendon, Roswell, and other Texas towns. Prices range from about 2.00 to 5.85 per hundredweight across cows, calves, heifers, and steers, with figures listed per lot and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Panhandle
New Mexico
J. M. Potta Canyon
Texas
Mounts & Hix
Hereford
R. T. Alexander
M. Harris
Fisher & Nunn
J. M. Watson
Claude
J. R. Beverly
Scandal & Co
Beonine
Channing
Dickson
Roswell
N. M
W. L. Wallace
Clarendon
Tews
Canners
J. M. Pyle
Sven
Simpson
Canyon
Merritt
J. P F. Merritt
Hereford Texas
J. H. Wilson
T. EB. Brown
R.A. Morris
Texico
W. Callahan
Market Letter Reports Mixed Cattle Prices and steady demand
Kansas City market notes a 64 000 head run with cattle and calves showing varied losses and gains. Steers and cows weakened while stockers and feeders stayed near steady. strong demand for stockers and feeders persisted with shipments to the country easing pen totals. Lambs and sheep held steady amid higher overall supply. Utah and Arizona lambs quoted high, with regional buyers active and imports from California and New Mexico contributing to the steady market tone.
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Kansas City
New Mexico
Panhandle
Utah
Idaho
Son of Las Cruces Man To Receive Medal
ae B Gill of Las Cruces and Organ, vice president and secretary of Stephenson Bennett Consolidated Mining, learned that Naval Academy Superintendent Sands recommended to the navy department that his son Midshipman Gill be awarded a Life Saving Medal after rescuing Midshipman Jones of West Virginia from capsized canoes. Several Black rescuers also attempted to save them. one drowned.
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Ae B. Gill
Las Cruces
Jones
Mesilla Valley Gets Homeseekers 14 Miles From Las Cruces
Prospects of work on the diversion dam near Fort Selden north of Las Cruces signal a flood of homeseekers and real estate transfers. A $30,000 hotel is planned, blocks south of Las Cruces are being surveyed, and alfalfa planting fuels new townsite and sanitarium plans near Dona Ant. Mining activity in Organ Mountains spurs land sales and railroad prospects. The Agricultural College term opens with better attendance, and road work toward the forest reserve continues toward December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
Fort Selden
Elephant Butte
Agricultural College
Shelam’ Planting Company
Shelam
Dona Ant
Santa Tomas
Mesilla
Nicholas Galles
J. F. Saltley
Fay
Messrs
Galagher
Edwards and
Saltley
Stephenson- Kennett Modoc
Dona Ana
Women
Organ Mountains
G. A. Bennett
Joplin
Texas Canyon
Kansas
Missouri
Memphis
el Paso
Santa Fe
Nce
Narrow Escape as Flood Swamps Arroyo Near Las Pinta
T. B. Quirk of Roy Utah traveling through Aztec was swept by flood waters while crossing a flooded arroyo made impassable by heavy rain. His horse sank in the sandy bottom, but Quirk leaped free and reached the bank with his outfit. He spent the night in the hills, exposed and unprotected, while the horse was exhausted and the buggy submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Pinta
T. B. Quirk
Roy
Utah
Aztec
Mr. Quirk
Enrollment and campus notes from territorial university
The article notes enrollment reaching 130 and outlines class composition across college departments and preparatory divisions. It mentions faculty advisers, a Latin literature lecture by Mr. Asplund, upcoming football plans with Bernard Crawford captaincy, and new courses in extemporaneous speaking and Italian. It also covers Labor Day picnics, the September University Bulletin, a new sorority Theta Kappa Delta, and local land and infrastructure news including a Pecos forest land purchase and the Scenic Highway project with convicts arriving in Las Vegas.
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University
Asplund
Hiw
Bernard Crawford
Territorial University
Tight
Crum
Bepinosa
Bear Canyon
Sandias
University Bulletin
Pross
Hodgin and Richards
Weinzitt
Theta Kappa Delta
Dolores Huning
Margaret Keleher
Eugenie Keleher
Eileen McMillen
Edith Walker
Lillian Spaz
Janet Brisen
Estella Luthy
Las Vegas Mixup Reveals New Mexico City Switch
A traveler Mrs. Lizale Cerro arrived in Las Vegas and found unfamiliar surroundings. She learned she had been misrouted from Butte Montana, ending in New Mexico after a Salt Lake City detour. If resolved by rail officials, she plans to depart No. 7 for Dagger California. The Santistevan sheep assignment hearing closed for now and resumes October 16.
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Las Vegas
Rabi M. Lefkovite
Temple Montefiore
Chicago University
Lake Michigan
East
Lefkovitz
Atlantic City
New York
Dr. Stole
Chicago
Nevada
Lizale Cerro
la Vegas
New Mexico
Butte
Montana
Salt Lake City
Juan Santistevan
Taos
Santa Fe
Harry
Breath of Life and Powerful Lungs Teachings
The piece highlights how the gar fire embodies strong lungs and claims powerful lungs define powerful creatures. Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams shares that three bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery stopped her two year cough and cured her suspected consumption. Trial bottle free with purchase.
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Ora A. Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
Press debates Sunday excursion ads divide local ministers
In Lawrenceburg Indiana the Press reports indecision among local ministerial brethren about whether it is proper for a newspaper to advertise Sunday excursions. Separately a Columbus Ohio woman, Mary H Walters, claims Electric Bitters cured her after severe stomach weakness and nerves. A dialogue from a family scene comments on Greek handsome standards and a college student home for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Press
Mary H. Walters
St. Clair St
Columbus
New Show Weekly at Penny Parlor Announces Change
Manager Davis of the Penny Parlor at 21644 South Second Street announces a weekly change of program with new pictures and new songs every Saturday morning for patrons.
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Davis
Penny Parlor
South Second Street
Penn
Merchant Tailoring Announcement by O. Bambini
Merchant tailoring service upstairs at 209 West Railroad Avenue offers first class work with fifteen years of experience. Suits made to order, clothes cleaned pressed repaired, garments cleaned for ladies and walking skirts made to order. Give me a trial.
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West Railroad Avenue
Bambini
Notice for Publication Final Proof Juan Garcia 1906
Land Office at Santa Fe New Mexico August 23 1906 notice that Juan Garcia 24 seeks final proof for NW 14 section 9 township 11 north range 8 west before the U S court commissioner at San Rafael October 5 1906 witnesses Masedonio Ramirez Ramon Serna Jose Rafael Chavez Bidal Chaves Montoya all of San Rafael NM Manuel R. Otero Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
Settlor
United States Court
San Rafel
Juan Garcia
Masedonio Ramirez
Ramon Serna
Jose Rafael Chavez
Bidal Chaves
Montoya
San Rafael
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Bustin' contest ends with Kennedy top rider at Orogrande
Jim Kennedy, a stranger to the camp, won the riding and bronco busting contest last Friday as cowboys failed to tame an eight year old outlaw horse. He rode the horse until it quit fighting, winning fifty dollars as first prize from the judges. Allaire's Seedless Watermelons of San Antonio supply Socorro dealers with seedless melons in high demand. Eczema spread worsens daily. Dean's Ointment stops spread and relieves itching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Sylvester R. Blake
Martha A. Blake
First Judicial District Court
San Juan County
Martha A. Arnold
la Plata
Colo
A. M. Edward of
Orogrande
Jim Kennedy
Kennedy
Allaire’s
B. Allaire
San Antonio
Socorro
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Angle Sam
Navy Yards
John Adams
Samuel L. Southward
Andrew Jackson
Levi Woodberry
Loamm Baldwin
Arizona Lambs
Shei Geo. McAdams
Flagstaff
A. G. Lockett
Las Gruges
Gill
Brother Cadet
Ihem
Mesilla Valley
Organ Mountain District
Mr. Pierce
Jef
J. J. Fisher
Forest Reserve Line
Talpa
Ranchos de ‘Taois
Ser- Villeta
Denver & Rio Grande
T. P. Martin
F. C. Ellis
Servilleta
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Max Kirchman
Philadelphia
Kirchman
Benedict
Leonteary
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M. Pf, Desmarais of
Pecos Forest Reserve
Mora
Albuquerque
Surburg
Moet & Chandon
Mitchell
Jersey
Rollo
Johnny Jones
Ome
Eee Meera
Wahura Turing
NN & 5On
Dean
Museum Menagerie Tae Great Floto Seistaaest Sie
S-Imperial Amazing Acts
New Street
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