Albuquerque Fair Prep Sparks City Wide Color Parade
Streets along Railroad avenue blaze with cardinal green and cream colors as workers prepare trolley lines for the approaching fair. Jeffries hops to Albuquerque as umpire for tournament, while Navajo delegates under John Wetherill arrive Saturday. Bicycle races attract many entries with sizable purses and a Montezuma Ball Friday tickets go on sale at multiple outlets.
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Railroad Avenue
Firthatres
Firat Street
Scott Knight
Traction Company
Simpsy
St. Lotte
Albuquerque
Jeffries Hap
San Francisco
James J. Jeffries
Priae
John Wetherill
Navajo Reservation
Harry J. Mitchener
Tane Dem
Worker Hurt In Flying Belt at Lumber Plant
Walter York of the American Lumber company plant was injured at work when his foot became entangled in a flying belt while removing a belt from a fly wheel. He suffers a complete fracture of both bones in the right leg above the ankle and other minor injuries. He was taken to St. Joseph's hospital and later moved by O. W. Strong's Sons ambulance. Doctor M. K. Wylder treated him and indicated he will be out of work for many weeks.
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Walter York
American Lumber Company
St. Joseph's Hospital
York
M. K. Wylder
St. Joseph's Armount
O. W. Strong
Wylder
A J King Named Sales Agent for Dawson Fuel Company
A J King general manager of the Alamogordo Improvement company has accepted the sales agent post with Dawson Fuel company now owned by Phelps Dodge, headquartered in El Paso. King has begun duties while retaining Alamogordo Improvement supervision until C B Eddy returns from New York in November. Mr and Mrs King will stay in Alamogordo.
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A. J. King
Alamogordo
Poor Fido Perished At Portland Fair
A group of headhunting deurrotes from Tugou arrived at the Lewis and Clark exposition and, after months without proper cooking, killed and ate a dog named Fido within twenty four hours. The incident occurred in Portland on September 13 as the savages, hungry for dog meat, partook in a dog supper following their arrival.
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Portland
Tugou
Igorrotes Dance and Eat Dog at Exposition
Report from New York dated September describes Igorrotes celebrating arrival with tom toms and dance. A dog is captured and sacrificed for a feast while women are barred from eating. men prefer frog as belief it makes them brave. Interpreter Antero returns with tales of America. Iter, Mo September 13.
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Exposition Grounds
St. Low Hee
New York
St. Louis
Antero
Antaero
St Louis Wool Market and Stock Quotations
Wool market steady with territory and western medium at 29 900, fine medium 26 260, perforated by stock quotations from Atchison to United States Steel. Chicago live stock reports show cattle and calves weak, hogs steady, sheep lighter. Sept 18 closing wheat and corn futures mark slight gains and losses across months.
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St. Louis
Woman's Guild Schedules Fine Musical Program at St John’s
The Woman's Guild of St. John's Episcopal Church presents a Thursday program featuring the Mandolin Club teens Segundo Esomy Decker Hubbs and Lyon. Miss Cramer performs piano solos Andante and Rondo Capriccioso. Mendelssohn by Lillian Hesselien and a male quartet sings Until the Dawn. Mrs A G Harrison and Trener and Lyon provide selections.
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St. John's Episcopal Church
Mandolin Club
Segundo Esomy Decker
Hubbs
Lyon
Miss Cramer
Mendelssohn
Lillian Hesselien
J. A. Park Nettle
Trener
Lyonius
Lilby Magtenesescu
Alicia Adelaide
A. G. Harrison
Schools Close Two Days During Fair Week
Superintendent J B Clark announces city schools will close Thursday and Friday to allow pupils to visit the fair. Children will have two holidays to enjoy the fair while parents are asked to ensure school attendance in the earlier part of the week. Public school enrollment reaches 1400, up 490 from any previous year, signaling growth and increased interest in Albuquerque schools.
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J. B. Clark
Prof. Clark
Albuquerque
Rubber Biscuit At Lewis and Clark Exposition
A massive seventy pound rubber biscuit displayed in the Lewis and Clark fair exhibits in Portland draws attention. Described as Para rubber from South America, its value around $100, with notes on traditional coagulation, world rubber trade, and King Leopold’s control of African output.
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Portland
South America
Amazon River
Para
Amazon
South Africa
Leopold
Belgium
Uncle Sam
Philippine
Hopewell Praises Hagan Coal At World’s Fair Exhibit
Colonel W. Hopewell of the New Mexico Fuel and Iron Company defends Hagan coal quality against criticism in The Clirigen. He notes the World’s Fair award diploma and medal for bituminous coal, highlighting its high fixed carbon and low sulfur content as proof of its superior durability in rain.
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Hopewell
New Mexico Puel and Iron Con Pmay
Cval
Hagan Fields
New Mexico Fuel and Iron Company
St. Louis
Schilling's Rest Delights with Frugal Tea and Coffee
A concise note praising Schilling's Rest for simple fare yet fine flavors. It highlights cafe staples like coffee and soda alongside baking extracts and spices as pure and economical, signaling a value-focused shop atmosphere. The text emphasizes modest presentation over extravagance.
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Schilling
Contest for Queen Stakes Heavy Votes Cast
Crowded contest for fair queen draws heavy votes with Miss Edna Gibson leading at 400, others trailing including Mrs Mabel Stevens Home and several withdrawals shaping a brisk finish. Local updates note withdrawals, council meeting and social events as town keeps pace with lively election day.
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Edna Gibson
Bob Gibson
Winslow
Santa Fe
Tall Road Boys
Miss Gibson
Solomon Luna
Los Lunas
Lst
Buna Gibson
Mabel Stevens Hmoe
Joasse Ufeld
Las Vegas
Ste Dobson
Virginia Finch
Lillian Spitz
Mildred Fox
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Dona Aba County
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Tolar
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West County
New Mexican
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Albright
Bernalillo County
Territorial Board of Vitalization
Washington, D.C
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Unite States Army
Second Dragoons
Socorro
A. Drake
Socorm
Evie
O. F. OC
Bond
Geo, T. Stagg Co. Distillers
Frankfort, KY
Melvni & Eakin Sole Agen
N. mM
Dinsdal
Highland Livery Stable
Old Town
South of
Court House
Nick Franco
Albuto Santa Fe
Haven Bay
First Street
Silver Avenue
Depot
M. Guasaraff
West Bullroad Avenue
South Second Street
New Mexico
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McBrain Furniture CO
Gold Ave
Errin
Comst
American Oyster Carriera
Tiny
Jan Tove Wh
Albert Faber
Southwestern Electric & Construction CO
S. Second ST
Crocker-Wheeler Dynamos and Motors
Suether
Buccopes Hotel
National Electrical Contractors! Association
F. Platt
Drix Avenue
C. W. Strong's Sons
Colo
Colorado Telephone Company
Armijo Building
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