Qendeleo Woman Carried One Mile on Pilot of Train
Mrs Dolores Arias proprietor of a saloon rear restaurant was found unconscious on the pilot of westbound train No 1 at the Woolen Mills crossing. The crash wreckage showed a horse and buggy damaged but no other deaths. An ambulance took Mrs Arias to a hospital with a skull fracture and two broken ribs.
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Santa Fe
Troin No. 1
Dolores Arias
Charles Grande
Grande
Arias
Tivande
Pa Eeni
Grady
Wway
Croming
Armix
North Third Street
Werman
Wroth
Euld Faust
Ariana
Harris Paxton
Whitney Company
Call for Electric Lights at Dangerous Crossing
The note complains two horses killed and many injuries at a railroad crossing. Mills and freight cars block sightlines for westbound drivers and engineers, making it nearly impossible to see the track until on the rails. It urges immediate installation of lighting to reduce further loss of life.
Grading for Big Shops at Clovis
Real estate man C F Copeland and Clovis News editor A B Curren report at Clovis on plans for Santa Fe shop extensions. Ground staked, graders at work. shops to mirror La Junta plant, signaling rapid growth. Clovis, fourteen months old, boasts 30 brick buildings and cement sidewalks, terminal for Pecos Valley, with rich surrounding farmland and promising crops. Population about 2000 and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Copeland
Clovis, N. M
A. BK. Curren
Clovis
Santa Fe
Curren
la Junta
Clavie
Albuquerpear
Clavia
Pecos
Prospects 600 for New Rail Line Extension
Prof Payette A Jones former minerale int left for Deming to attend a Colorado Columbus and Meastern Railway directors meeting. The plan aims to extend from the San Juan valley in northwest New Mexico to the Mescal Line at Columbus NM opening vast western resources with favorable prospects for early operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado, Columbus and Meastern Pailway
San Juan
New Mexico
Columbus
Prof. Jones
South
MISS PECK SURVEYS TERRIBLE HARDSHIPS ON MOUNT HUASCARAN
Miss Antic Peek of Providents Louisiana returns from a climb of Mount Huascaran after news of a possible accident delayed her signal at 25 000 feet. The voyage sparked excitement as authorities awaited confirmation of her safety.
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Lime
Peru
Antic
Peek
Providents
Mount
Huescaran
Santa Fe to Host Southwest Irrigation Congress Exposition
The Santa Fe railway plans a grand exposition for visitors to the irrigation congress in Albuquerque October 6 joining trips to Grand Canyon and Rio Grande projects. Prominent Topeka staffer FL S Savage says rates include a round trip Albuquerque ticket and side trips to Prescott Phoenix and Mexican sites. Kansas City wholesalers and Missouri delegates spearhead state exhibits to showcase regional industry and agriculture.
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Santa Fe Company
Irrigation Congress
Southwest
FL. S. Savage
Morning Journal
Albuquerque
City of
Mexico
Grand Canyon
Arizoma
Rio Grande
Pecos
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Santa Fe
Belen Entof
Prencotta
Phoenix
Aris
Ash Fork
el Paso
Deming
Mauricopa
Mintee
Decuglas
Aria
Fl Paso
Indiana
Mountain West
FL 1
Vienhvrift
Kanmis City
Vandesrift
Kansas City
Sunfower
Karens
H. A. Heath
The
Kansas Farmer
Middle West
Vandévarity
Missouri
Kansas
Donation to irrigation congress aids Taox county exhibit
A M Manley of Toothis gave 100 dollars cash for the irrigation congress. The money will be dispersed as the board of control sees fit. Manley seeks county commissioner support for a Taox county exhibit of regional resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Manley
Toothis
Irrigation Congress
Board of Control
Manley
Alan
Taox County
Board of control sets exhibitor deadlines for September
The board of control emphasizes the importance of exhibitors submitting entries by September 20 to ensure proper setup before the opening day on September 29. This clarifies timing for all participants and organizers.
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Remnan
Pati
Board of Control
Week of August 17 Weather Summary in Santa Fe Territory
The weather bureau reports a cool, cloudy, and wet week across the territory ending August 17. Conditions were generally cool and damp with frequent thunderstorms, sparing the southwes t and extreme northeast regions.
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Weather Bureau
Santa Fe
Southwee
Weather Pattern Described Across Territories
The report notes variability in rainfall with some areas in southwestern counties and Union county drier than others. While overall portions received heavy downpours at times, most districts experienced cool nights and days that were warm early in the week and unusually cool later, with some weeks showing moderate to heavy activity.
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Union County
Bazaar at Sacred Heart School Draws Large Crowd
The first night of the bazaar and sale at the new Sacred Heart School on South Fourth street drew a large crowd. Organizers led by Rather Tomassini and Scott Knight the auctioneer, offered refreshments and a variety of items to aid in paying for the new building.
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Sacred Heart School
South Fourth Street
Tomassini
The
Sacred Heart Church
Scott Knight
New Mexico Bar Association Set for Santa Fe Meeting
President A B McMillen announces the twenty second annual NM bar meeting in Santa Fe from August 21 to September 1 with rail fare discounts. The program includes readings, annual address, committee reports, law reform, and a reception at the Renehan home. Sessions to be held at the state house with a Palace Hotel reception for members and guests.
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A. B. McMillen
New Mexico Bar Association
Santa Fe
Legislative Assembly
A. RR. McMillen
Albuquerque
Department of Justice
W. H. Liewerton
Faise
A. Renehan
Palace Avenue
Bar Association
Daniel H. McMilten
William J. Mills
Las Vegas
William C. Wrigley
Jeremiah Leahy
Raton
Wil Ham Burr Childers
J. W. Dobson
Albuterelle
American Bar Association
Creck P.m
Herbert S. Dailey
Missouri
Hon
Cobbey
Nebraska
Woychock Pom. Balt
Palace Hotel
Robert C. Gortner
A. BP. Renehan
Fea Ptian
Ber Association
Santa Me
Li Weelock
House of Representatives
Belen Melons Placed on Market with Noted Quality
Melons from the upper Rio Grande valley are shipped from Helen at about $2 per crate net. They are uniform, netted, thick mesh, and praised as superior by experts. A growers’ league forms a large cooperative effort, demonstrating climate suitability and profits from small plots.
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Rio Grande Valley
Helen
Imperial Valley
California
Louis
Kansas City
Syeten
Belen
Albuquerque
Merpatitien
Sunitary Seed Box Description and Price Note
An ad describes a seeding box with three compartments and mentions a first-class artistic design as a selling point. It notes two quarts capacity and adjustable features with a price of 900 and contact details including a phone or code 602-601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunitary
New Mexico newspapers form temporary press group
At a Santa Fe gathering during the National Irrigation congress preparations, New Mexico newspaper representatives organized a temporary body led by Carvin A. Foster as chair and W M. Prov an as secretary. Attendees included Col. Wm Berger and Bedsten A J Curren, with letters sent to all territory papers outlining aims and urging Pecos Valley delegates to join.
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New Menxtono Press Association
National Irrigation Congress
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Bell
Carvin A. Foster
Baton Hraungr
W M. Provan
Albuquerque Citagen
Col
WM Berger
Belen Tribune
Bedsten AJ. Curre
Ballard's Herbine Promised to Improve Health at Home
An advertisement urges readers to try Ballard's Herbine to cure a cranky disposition caused by a troubled liver. It claims the medicine will improve mood and household harmony and notes price per bottle with jual by J. I O'Rielly Co.
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Ballard
J. I O'Rielly Co
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Woolen Mills
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
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B. V. Pierce
Huffaro
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Hustling New Town
Gates
F. A. Jones
Payette A. Jones
Miss Peck
Cindendewan Peak
Morocco
Nfice
Damade
Abdul Aziz
Allain
Mo- Yin
Atutul Aziz
Mulol Boatig
Ald
Matoigjaeul
Topeka
Taos
Belen Melond
Valencia County
Bailard
J. H. O'Rielly Co
New Mexico Press Association
Pecos Valley
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