First of New Engines Arrive for Santa Fe Line
The first of the new Baldwin built engines arrives in Albuquerque for the Santa Fe division. Engine 1601 weighs 140 tons and hauls trains up to 1,150 tons between Albuquerque and Las Vegas. Seven additional 1200-class passenger engines will be added, aimed at speed and upgrading equipment on the New Mexico and Arizona lines.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Albiquerque
Blevins
Las Vegas
Lae Verpas
Thts City
Almierque
Gard
Tte
Arizona
Torrance County Fruit Exhibit Opens in Estancia
Alfred L. Grimshaw of the Santa Fe Central announces the first Torrance county fair at Estancia opening Monday. Special excursion trains from Santa Fe to Estancia run September 12 14 daily at 8 am with connections at Kennedy station. Round trip Kennedy Estancia 1 dollar Santa Fe Estancia 1.50. Fruit exhibit boxed Sunday after the fair and shipped to the Albuquerque territorial fair.
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Alfred L. Grimshaw
Santa Fe Central Pailway
Santa Fe
Torrance County
Estancia
Albuquerque
Tia
Connec
Kennedy
Betenela
Grimshaw
Extancia
New Mexico
Darby A Day Buys Ford Touring Car In New Mexico
Darby A Day, New Mexico insurance agent for Mutual Life of New York, bought a Ford touring car from the Ford Motor Carriage Company of Detroit. The twenty horsepower vehicle cost about 2400 dollars, features a yellow running gear, black body, and tan canopy, and may appear in the territorial fair automobile exhibit and trades parade. Other entrants expected include Flournoy’s Winton, Nichols’ Oldsmobile, Osuna’s Stevens-Duryea, Governor Otero’s Ford, and Secretary Raynolds’ runabout. R L Dodson of Albuquerque Cycle and Arms Co. may also enter several machines.
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Darby A. Day
New Mexico
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Ford Motor Carriage
Eptechautag Company
Detroit
Ich
Day
M. W. Flournoy
Fred Nichols
Dr. Osuna
Stevens-Duryea
Otero
J. W. Raynolds
Sangtae
R. L. Dodson
Albuquerque Cycle and Arms Company
Barbara Cotton Leads In Fair Queen Ballot Counts
Gallup residents cast ballots showing Barbara Cotton leading the queen of the fair contest by wide margin. Other candidates include Tilian Spitses Mildred Pox Jessie tield Ada Campbell and Helen Radey. event details and local notices accompany vendor and entertainment promotions visible in the page scan.
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Jon
Cotton
Gallup
Mise
Barbara Cotton
Tilian
Mildred Pox
Jessie Tield
Las Vogue
Woman's Guild of
St. John's Episcopal Church
Ada Campbell
Mate
Markets Stir Across Metals Wool and Stocks
Market notes from Spelter and New York money markets show steady call money and solid mercantile paper. Wool in St Louis steadies with varied grades while closing stock quotes feature Atchison, New York Central, and United States Steel among others. Chicago and Kansas City report mixed livestock receipts and price trends, with cattle and sheep markets softening in places.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Atchison
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
Kansas City
Northern New Mexico Fair features Santa Fe Trail reproduction
The Northern New Mexico Fair will present a Stirling era Santa Fe Trail tableau featuring a staged attack on a Santa Fe Stage coach near Wagon Mound with Judge Stephen Booth aboard, attacked by 100 San Juan Indians as U S troops, New Mexico Mounted Rangers, and New Mexico National Guard mount a rescue. Grace Kohn of Las Vegas seats with Judge Booth.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
Wagon Mount
Stephen 4. Booth
San Juan
Grace Kohn
Booth
Era
New Mexico Mounted Police
Perera
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Pean Guard
Santa Fe Baptist Association
New Mexico Firemen
Good Roads
Southwest
Colorado
Kansas
California
County opens second jail in old town for Bernalillo
Bernalillo county now operates two penal institutions. Sheriff Perfeto Armijo, acting on board approval, converted the rear of the old Borradallé residence into a temporary county jail with Bean Paulo Romero appointed jailer. The second jail may stay until the district court decides the sheriff muabbie questions. Jury venires are being summoned for the district court opening Monday.
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Bernalillo County
Perfecto Armijo
Board of County Commissioners
Borradallé
Old Town
Armijo
Beanpaulo Romero
Rowerd
Bastile
Muabbie
Massive coal chunk arrives for New Mexico fair exhibit
A nine by five by forty two inch coal piece from Hagan will come to Albuquerque tonight for the New Mexico Fuel and Iron display. George M. Bacous of Albuquerque Transfer Company describes the enormous block, weighing about six to eight thousand pounds, loaded on a Jumbo wagon and destined for Algodones before shipment or indoor display at Traction Park.
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Hagan
New Mexico Fuel & Iron Company
Albuquerque
George M. Bacous
Algbuquerque Transfer Company
Santa Fe Central Railway Company
Algodones
Fall Association
Traction Park
Rotten Water Main Floods Coal Avenue, South Fourth
A rotten water main burst early today in South Fourth street and Coal avenue, flooding Coal Avenue to Third Street and inundating Edward Lavelle’s yard at Third Street. Children wade through the water while Lavelle laments past flooding that drowned his chickens.
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South Fourth Street
Coal Avenue
Third Street
Edward Lavelle
Lavelle
Mr. Lavelle
Firemen offer armory for tanning team training
Captain B Ruppe, head of the New Mexico Volunteer Firemen association, announced free use of the armory with baths to any tanning team willing to train for the state association tournament set for Las Vegas in Northern New Mexico this fall. The gymnasium would serve well as training quarters and act as an incentive for firemen potentially traveling to Las Vegas for the event.
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B. Ruppe
New Mexico
Room for rent at 410 South Kitty Street
Notice seeking a couple without children to rent three furnished or unfurnished rooms in a modern dwelling at 410 South Kitty Street. Woman cook needed. apply at the office tomorrow at 16:00.
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South Kitty Atreat
Wantel
Schilling's Best Promoted as Safe For Pro Buyers
Don’t waste money or take chances in buying promiscuously. Schilling's Best are described as entirely safe at your pro.
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Schilling
Glove store window ads and fruit market notices
Readable fragments advertise a Globe store woolen item and a Rio store skirt priced at 3.60. Malov’s Fruits and Vegetables offers fresh produce daily. A wanted notice seeks large grain sacks and a caller named Wagen to pick them up.
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Wagen
E. W. Fee
South Secondatre
Sceeeter Eneres A
Rio Grande Woolen Mille
Globe Store
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Otto G. Rebler
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Hauer
Stacy & Co
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Spelter, Mo
Spelter
St. Louis
Chicago
Northern
Roosevelt
Kansas City Times
New York Telegram
Louieville
James Vorkes
O. F.C
Bottied
Bond
The
Geo. T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melini & Eakinsuit
Hagan Fields
Dinsdale
Highland Livery Stable
M. Dragoie
North Broadway
Washington Avenue
Alhaquenan,n. M
Court House
Nick Franco
Ana Analasie
Fiano
H. Jay Stone
Learnard & Lindemad
M. Guesaroff
Railroad Avenue
Wil
Seednd Street
Peninsular Range
the McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Atlantic
Crater
Jan Sooe
Ae Grande Woolen Mille
Malov’s Fruits and Vegetables
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction CO
Second ST
Crocker-Wheeler Dynamos and Motors
National Electrical Contractors Association
Hendrix Avenue
C. W. Strong
Cole
Colorado Telephone Company
Armijo Building
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