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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1908

Page

7

Flood control debate in Albuquerque council meeting

Albuquerque city officials consider rapid flood relief for Iron and Silver avenues in the Highlands after Sunday night storm damage. The street committee urges paving and a wide acequia outlet with bulkhead, lowers on Iron avenue, and possible city action under 1908 law, while unknown vandals cut the acequia and threaten railroad-yard flooding.

Highlands Lattay Htom Wroth Brow Avenue Albuquerque City of Central Avenue Iron and Coal Saveries Iron Avenue Adler Acequis New Mexico Gelice Department Hirowadway Eity Elty Acoquia Tijeras Central Avention James H. Wroth Providence Mead High Street Weveral Thle Tle Myer Avenue Nielw

What Do They Cure Pierce Medicines Ad

The article touts Der Pierce's two reading of medicinal products, Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, as potent alteratives and tonics. It claims they purify blood, strengthen the body, aid mucous membranes, and improve digestive and womanly functions, with non alcoholic glyceric extracts of native plants. It promotes Pierce's Pellets as a sugar coated remedy.

der. Pierce Pervine

Special Low Rates to Colorado Exposition

Denver dispatch reports reduced rail rates from Colorado and neighboring states for the first annual Colorado Interstate Fair and Exposition set for September 7 to 12. The offer includes stopovers, a return limit of September 15, and promotions of attractions such as a fireworks display and the Carnival of Naples.

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Haese to Departed Officials Eye Border Talk

Officials here received word that a date for talks with Japanese authorities will be brought to San Antonio, Bagte Pasa and Tucson for deportation procedures.

San Francisco Immisraton San Antonio Bagte Pasa Tucson Deporte Om

Riots and Mob Violence in Springfield Spur Military Guard

Turmoil in Springfield escalates as racial clashes leave casualties and looting. Governor Deneen mobilizes 4200 soldiers, warns of vigilant pursuit of leaders, while residents flee or seek shelter in nearby towns amid ongoing unrest and investigations.

Deneen Chamber of Commerce Springfield War Association Evaagelical Ministers Association Evan Jones Key Young Young Missouri North Seventh Street Hue Hatch Werner R. J. Shanda Adjutant General's Office Springfield Ara Firat Cavalry Chicago Commonwealth Decatur Encarta of Te Narby Jooms Oigen Dencen

Oklahoma Editor Arrested in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma editor and Times owner August Omer Benedict was arrested by the Sheriff on a warrant tied to a steat out complaint at Governor Charles No Mackedl. The arrest stemmed from an editorial allegedly intimating the Governor and links to a corporate representative in the House meeting at Guthrie.

Feudera Deneen Oklahoma City Howse Dune 16 Kame Chty Musto Ty Guthrie

Booster Prose Sums Albuquerque Progress and Irrigation Plans

The Booster issue by Ralph K. Notte promotes Albuquerque and its interests with a large illustration of the National Guard armory and convention hall. It features items on Nas rater Arizona the Line City, a jailhouse piece by Dr. Foster, a history of the New Mexico W. T. U., a verse by Miss Rachel Lott, Colonial Architecture, and many valley illustrations.

East Coal Avenue Walter Street Ralph K. Notte Albuquerque National Guard Irrigation Congress Nas Rater Arizona Line City Lincoln County Foster New Mexico W

Fall Semester Registration at University of New Mexico

The University of New Mexico begins the fall term with registration for new students. By week’s end classes will be arranged and students settled into study as seventeen hundred students are enrolled, including thirty young men and forty five young women.

University of New Mexico

University Looks Forward to Strong Freshman Year

Despite ongoing construction on remodeled buildings the campus prepares for a robust term. Nedden Hall completion adds an assembly hall seating six hundred six with a chapel, while faculty strength and equipment promise excellent prospects for the year.

Neden Hall Masembly Halle

Campaign Against Waterpillard Worms Prompt City Action

City council orders immediate campaign against cottonwood caterpillars as the worms threaten to spoil the Treivilton congress and exposition. Four men will be hired for two weeks to track and destroy the pests, following a motion from local officials and a signed communication by community leaders.

Trorevgement Association Mesers H. Priges George H. Brewer Frank McKee Kh. W. JD. Bryan

Dustless Cleaning Community Promotes Easy Method

A short notice describes a Dustless Cleaning Community offering an easy, hustless cleaning method demonstrated by a coed group. The ad promises practical steps and a phone contact for participation or inquiries.

Coed

Central Avenue Upgrades Progress In Old Town

Workers continue upgrading Central Avenue toward the exposition grounds. Sand and gravel are laid to form a deep Car line trench with fills on both sides as the steam roller grades the route. The acequia drain is in service and drainage handles water reliably.

Albaquerqgue Central Avenue Exposition Grounds Fourteenth Street Fourteenth Satret le University East Central Emall Hill

Columbia Wins Lipton Lake Yachting Trophy

Chicago reports the Columbia Yacht Club boat Columbia wins the Lipton Cup series second race with Larita II of the Illinois Athletic Club finishing second and Spry of the Chicago Athletic Association third. Elapsed time 1 47.95. Course favored windward and leeward.

Columbia Lipton Lake Yachting Trophy Chicagoa Columbia Yacht Club Larita Tf Lipton Cup Larita Illinois Athletic Club Spry Chicago Athletic

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