Fire Devastates Estancia Block As Bucket Brigade Saves Bank
Heavy blaze destroys eight buildings in Estancia's business district after a gasoline stove explodes in a bakery. A bucket brigade and effort to defend the Estancia Savings Bank prevent total loss while firms lose stock, fixtures, and papers. Insurance figures cited. area residents assist as flames subside.
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Valley Town
Hestanca
Mayne
Imstana Savings Bank
Estancia Dray Company
O. K
Ryan & Williaines
Estancia Bakery
Alamo Hotel
J J Rawson
Senter, Smith & Cobb
Scott & Jenson
United States
Real Eastate
DeBruler & Smith
Waarson
Weaver
Alamo
Eurdece
Estancia Dive Company
Breakfast frees benedicts and elderly relief
Ke fapeia area reports a restaurant serving breakfast after a large blaze saved by the bucket brigade. Mr G W Van Stone of Hughes Mercantile provides details to Morning Journal. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as a cure for elderly kidney and bladder disorders. Sold by J H O'Reilly & Co.
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Iestauranta
G .W. van Stone
Hughes Mercantile Company
Ke Fapeia
The
Morning Journal
Bennett Cere
Thy Valley Hotel
J. H. O'Reilly & Co
Good Work Goes On at Mountainair
The Evening session of August 21 featured speaker L. & ex-Clovermuert L. Bradford and scholarly remarks on early New Mexico discoveries. Judge H. F. Adams moderated the question box as the full chorus choir and violin soloists impressed the audience. Colonel George W. Prichard conveyed Governor Curry’s regrets and spoke for the Republican party.
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Clovermuert L. Bradford
Teh Mowat
New Mexico
H. F. Adams
Otto Liebe
Joseph H. Alter
West
Liebert
George W. Prichard
Curry
Republian
B. Ferguson
Democratic Gentty Rel Speech Highlights New Mexico Thinkers
A fragment notes a Democratic speakers border on the intellectual development of New Mexico during a town meeting. Orators urged that thinking men can stay loyal to party convictions and still be friends. L Stephens of Stanley represented the Socialist party as the party organizer for New Mexico. The day was described as a great success enjoyed by all.
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Gentty Rel
Chattauqua
New Mexico
Eralist
L. Stephens
Stanley
University notes at New Mexico begin new year
The University of New Mexico starts the year with larger enrollment. New instructors integrate well, Miss Hickey returns to the English department after a year in Europe, and Miss Rose Harsch assists as private stenographer. A new library building is planned in Indian architectural style. Two Indian government school boys will join the preparatory course, marking the first such registration. A Friday library hall reception fostered student and faculty mingling. President Tight welcomed a prosperous year and noted upcoming work. Foley's Honey and Tar advertises relief for asthma and throat troubles.
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University of New Mexico
Tight
Mountainair
Chautauqua Assembly
Rose Harsch
Miss Hickey
Europe
Government Indian School
Tno
Library Hall
Tigut
Nomination of John W. Kern for Vice Presidency Notified in Indianapolis
John W. Kern of Indianapolis will be notified Tuesday by the Democratic party for the vice presidency. Theodore A. Bell of California will speak on the notification and Bryan will address the trust question. The ticket head and Norman E. Mack arrive in Indianapolis the night before. Bryan speaks at Topeka on the guaranty book deposits.
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John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
State Fair Grounds
Theodore A. Bell
California
Mr. Bryan
Norman KE. Mack
Indianapolls
Topeka
Kan
Guarantye Book
Yeatt
Athens County
Hfe
Seventh Regiment
Grant County teachers institute ends with new certificates
The Grant county teachers institute in Silver City closes after examinations with thirteen applicants seeking first grade certificates. W. B. McParland and Florence Fry led the program as the event is praised as among the county’s best. Mining activity rises as freight rates drop, and Chandler Co. reports Angora goats valued at up to 500 dollars. a Silver City forgery case muzzles as suspects are jailed awaiting grand jury.
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Silver City
N. M
Grant County Teachers’ Institute
W. BR. McParland
Florence Fry
Chicago
Grant County
Nvne
Sliver City
Deming
Santa Rita
Grand Jury
el Paso
Santa Fe
Voine Chandler & Co
Rilver Chey Chamber of
Women suffer aches and kidney pains rise in Albuquerque ad
An old classified style notice urges women to endure back and head pains while working. It promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills as a remedy endorsed by Mrs Ida Johnsen of 414 North Fourth Street Albuquerque New Mexico. The ad claims quick relief from kidney related pain and lists Foster Milburn Buffalo NY as US agents. It also promotes a sale of furniture at 844 West Coat and 500 Seat Second Avenue with daily price reductions.
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Kinney
Ida Johnsen
North Fourth Street
Albuquerque
N. M
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn So
Buffalo
New York
United States
Salesmen and Agents Wanted for Campaign Novelties
Salesmen and agents earn $50 per week and more selling campaign novelties to stores, county fairs, picnics, and private families. Chicago Novelty Co. offers prepaid samples for 60c. order today from 60 Wabash Ave Chicago. Also seeking men in every town for health and accident insurance with good commissions and references at P O Box 274 Rowell NM. Boarders wanted.
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Chicago Novelty Co
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Ool Commission
P.O
Rowwell, N. M
For Sale Items and Trade Notes From Community Pages
Classified snippets include livestock listing Poland china pigs by John Mann and three year old pony suitable for riding and driving from HN Packett at 617 Marble Avenue. Additional notices advertise two saddle ponies with saddle, Cyphers in incubator and broader by Arch T. Weon at 461 South Eadith. Also offers half regular price course of Dr Rosenthals besser in Spanish and language study contact J N Woodman M J in Taos New Mexico.
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Marble Avenue
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Sixty-First Congress
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Ety
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