Missourian Hadley to Address New Mexico Bar Meeting
Judge William H. Pope in Santa Fe for New Mexico Bar association sessions Monday. Missouri attorney general Hiram Hadley plans to arrive Sunday evening and deliver the 2:30 p.m. address, cut short by his gubernatorial bid and Monday night departure. Supreme Court to sit Monday with over twenty cases. adjournments planned to allow bar attendees.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
William H. Pope
Oswell
New Mexico Bar Association
Missouri
Hiram
Lladley
Association
Hadley
Santt Fe
Goveorner
Missourio
C Ort
The
Bar Association
Parker
Second Judicial District
Pope
Supreme Court
Local and Personal News From Albuquerque City
W P Metcalf leaves for Tesuque N M. William Dolde of Cash Buyers Union returns from eastern trip. Luthy family back from Detroit. Miss Elsie Myers returns from St Louis. Mrs W D McFarran and children back after Illinois and Kansas visit. J E Wagner of Washington DC visits Albuquerque. W G B Walter arrives from Silver City for Democratic talks. J A Weinman returns from eastern markets with fall goods. James G Bitch arrives from Socorro to confer with Democratic leaders. Mrs Kauffman Mandell arrives from New York as guest. Mrs A M Clinton leaves Mack Rock New Mexico. S W Everitt leaves Topeka after Santa Fe visit. Woman's Christian Temperance Union to meet at Dr Cartwrights. Rev A M Mandalari returns from El Paso and Silver City. Saturday night lunch at Commercial club popular. Washing out of Selden bridge blocks traffic. Frank F Moore and Charles Adams held on Chasing dairyman AL Vo Clothier. John Hunter and J R Crusen from Pan-American Federal Smelting visit to inspect mines. Y G Freeman of the Herald named delegate to National Irrigation Congress in Alamogordo Sep 29 to Oct 9. The Voraker Political Club meets at First National Bank, large turnout. A J Little of Michigan Life Insurance to open New Mexico headquarters. Mrs Fay Tanner released by El Paso authorities. Peaches from William H MIdgley shown, ten inch circumference. Baseball game at Sixth and Central. Baboons vs Reds, Reds win 3-0. The Colombo theatre features The Padrone. Mexican acrobats draw large crowds. Lawn social by Presbyterian Ladies Aid on Sep 4. skating rink offers varied program and violin music tonight.
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James G. Bitch
Socorrve
Territorial Democratic Central Committee
Kauffman Mandell
Albuquerque
New York
I. Ete
Two Hundred Firefighters Go to Victoria for Talks
Two hundred firemen who attended the American Federation of something conven tion left Seattle today aboard the Spokane for Victoria. They will discuss international law topics and attend a banquet with British colleagues. A Spokane steamer trip is planned to the outer ocean and back to Seattle by night.
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Seattle
Wash
Far Weochation
Spokane
Victoria
Puget Sound
Helpers Burned by Explosion in Tender at Santa Fe Yards
Two roundhouse helpers Benito Dimas and Angela Krosutine suffered severe facial and hand burns when a lighter lantern ignited gas over an oil tank on engine 2722 at the Santa Fe yards. They were taken to Santa Fe Coast Lines hospital and are expected to recover. The blast occurred about 9 30 p m as gas in the tender ignited, damaging only the tender.
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Benito Dimas
Angela Krosutine
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Bante Fe
Ronaling
Central Avenue
Dandruff Germ Causes Hair Loss Warns Readers
An article explains hair loss stems from dandruff caused by a parasite that penetrates the scalp. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a cure, claiming it kills the germ and prevents baldness. Sample request offered via mail from Detroit with agent notice.
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Newbro
Nerpleide O
Detroit
Mich
B. H. Briggs and Co
Rivalry Drives Trade Says Albuquerque Agent
The speaker argues competition is essential in business and insists on rivalry before sale. He claims cooperative fixes harm markets and insists that a strong, preemptive competitive environment benefits both dealer and buyer, warning against after-the-fact interference. He mentions an automobile sales example and promotes fair, vigorous competition as the path to success.
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Adam
M. H. Wood
Albuquerque
Granuhized Sore Eyes Cured by Salve
Martin Bovyd of Henrietta Ky says he suffered twenty years from a bad case of granulated sore eyes until a February 1903 visit led him to try Chamberlains Salve. He used two thirds of a box and has had no eye trouble since. The salve is sold by all druggists.
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Martin Bovyd
Henrietta
Road Tax Law Clarified for Albuquerque District
The notice explains annual road tax of three dollars or three days labor for men 21 to 60, under the 37th Assembly. Supervisor of Road District No 3 serves without pay to ensure proper road fund use, with Porterfield to collect tax at 216 West Gold Ave. The Roads Association directs road work and payments. Gillenwater signs the notice.
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37Th Legislative Assembly
Albuquerque
Tood Roads Association
Mr. & M. Porterfield
Porterfield and Co
West Gold Avenue
Gillenwate
Otero Files Final Homestead Proof Notice in Albuquerque
Department of the Interior notice states Federico Otero of Bernalillo County has filed intent to make final homestead proof for Lot 12, Section 20, T11N R6E NMP Meridian. Hearing set before U.S. Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on September 11, 1968 with witnesses Juan Otero Celso Garcia Juan Gutierrez and Manuel Rael all of Albuquerque.
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Department of the Interior
S. 8
Santa Fe
N. M
Federico Otero
Bernalillo County
Township
Range
N. M. P. Meridian
U. S
Albuquerque
Juan Otero
Celso Garcia
Juan Gutierrez
Manuel Rael
Manuel RR
Otero
Land tract near Albuquerque offered for sheep owners
Solid grazing land of 25 000 acres with perfect title near the Cebelleta range fifty miles west of Albuquerque is offered for moderate price and easy terms. Dips for sheep within half a mile. Prices likely to rise, note to be ready before the Irrigation Congress. L Bradford Pringkh Sunante New Mexico.
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Congress
New Mexico
L. Bradford Pringkh
Suntan Fe
N. M
Wewillett
H. Frank
North Third Street
Morning J Journal
State
N. H
Eare Morning Journal
Minneapolis S22 South Street reopen for business
The S22 South Street in Minneapolis will reopen on September 1 under new management Mr. Bh. Stew Art. The building has been repaired and furnished with a few rooms for light housekeeping and calls are invited for reasonable rates.
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Highlands
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Ima Fine
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Kodey
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