Albuquerque Becomes New Official Timber Bureau Center
The Forest Bureau established Albuquerque as the official headquarters for timber government business across New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma and Arkansas. About sixty five forestry officials moved into Luna Strickler Building with rapid, vigorous work as chiefs and staff from the east joined local employees to handle matters of cuplane possession purchase operation settlement and culture in the fifth forest district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Transaction
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Arkan
Ationa
Forestry Bureau
Luna-Strickler
W. ©. Wana
W. M Jamerson
Ann Recknagle
Silviculture
G. Griffin
J. B. Hubbard
Cornelia Scheckles
Baker
A B. Ringland
Hugh H. Harris
Dccupancy
Harris
Manzano Forest
Mr. Harris
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A health claim ad describes the stomach as a busy organ and promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a remedy. It asserts fermentation of food causes indigestion and lists related symptoms while promising rapid relief within minutes after taking a single triangule. It emphasizes ease of use and noninvasive digestion support.
Albuquerque Favored for Southwest Bureau Headquarters
Strong bids from several southwestern cities sought the headquarters but Albuquerque won due to its ideal location. The bureau’s presence would mean payrolls exceeding 60004 annually, largely spent locally. Citizens unfamiliar with federal offices can visit the local headquarters for a bird’s eye view of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Washington
Seven Million Idle Workmen in England
Washington report states over 7,000,000 Britons endure hardship from unemployment. The general federation of trades unions urges union men to refuse overtime. It notes that for each skilled worker, two unskilled are jobless and calls for national and municipal work and a national department of labor with cabinet status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dre
Great Britain
General Federation of Trades Unions
Wynne
London
Department of Labor
Roosevelt Practices Rifle Shooting at Virginia Farm
President Roosevelt spent several hours at the rifle range on Surgeon General Rixey’s farm in Cherrydale Virginia near Washington. Accompanied by General Rixey he traveled from the White House before dawn with a pair of fast horses and carried six rifles and ample ammunition for target practice.
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Washington, Dee. K
Roosevelt
Rixey
Navy
Cherrydale
White House
Virginia
New Mexico Lamb Demand Outpaces Supply, Albuquerque Central
Buyers and commission men report strong demand for New Mexico lambs, with 60 000 to 75 000 head expected through Albuquerque stock yards in ten days. Lambs are fair but below last year, and lower lambing yields this season boost competition as Albuquerque secures its role as the regional sheep and wool center.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
X-ceedy
Albuquerque
Socorro
Valencia
Doctor Treats Pneumonia with Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Dr W W J Smith of Sanders Alabama cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the sole lung treatment used. He reports successful control of coughs and pneumonia in his practice and calls it superior to other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. J. Smith
Sanders
Ala
Chamberlain
Gale
River threatens Pine Bluff as court house hangs on brink
The Arkansas River surged to the city, with three buildings swept away and losses estimated at 381000 in a week. The Jefferson Hotel and county courthouse face danger as engineers urge deestablishment of dykes and immediate repairs. The two year old court house annex costing 10000 likely to be torn down as it overhangs the river. Dine at the Columbus Hotel is noted as a detail in the report.
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Uty Morning Journal
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Rosenues
Jefferson Hotel
Jefferson County Court House
Court House
E. W. Moore
L. S. Fredericks
D. K E. Philips
G W. Skinner
Peak
Pr. A. Smith
Pr. Fredericks
Colombo
Moores
Brotherha
Elke
Free chafing dish drawing draws five hundred Albuquerque ladies
The Sign of the Indian Horse in Albuquerque offered a free chafing dish drawing by John Lee Clarke Incorporated. Five hundred ladies visited the store, and Mrs Freder ick R Pettit won the dish. Clarke said four hundred fifty chances were given and many more attended without purchasing. The event promotes holiday sales with a souvenir watch giveaway on purchases of $2 or more and a drawn-work sale at twenty percent off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
John Lee Clarke, Incorporated
O'Clock
Frederick R. Pettit
South
Walter Street
Mr. Clarke
Albuquerque Delights and Local Notices Dec 5
Local notes from Washington to Albuquerque report weather outlooks in New Mexico, visits by Mrs. Van Cant and Victor Proctor, a grand clearance sale at Cash Millinery, and a planned boxing match with WI Pettus. Upcoming events include Leon Stern’s auction, Modern Brotherhood meeting, The Clanamen at Elks theater, and Fraternal Brotherhood meeting at Elks Lodge.
Southern Pacific Appeals Tax Suit In Louisville
In Louisville Kentucky on December b the Southern Pacific company filed an appeal in circuit court over back taxes decided by Judge Arthur Peter. The case claims taxes on steamships totaling 5 245 712 for 1906 and 4 115 643 for 1907. It questions tax on camps along the Pacific coast.
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Louisville
Southern Pacific Company
Arthur Peter
Peter
Completion of Beckwith Pass Tunnel Opens Sierra Crossing
Sault Lake, Dee. The final bore of the Beckwith Pass tunnel on the Western Pacific line was completed yesterday. After twenty seven months of work, fresh air now fills the 7 206 foot length marking crossing of the Sierras at 5019 feet with a grade under one percent.
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Sault Lake
Dee
Spring Garden
Western Pacific
Gowld
Berkwith Pass
Sierras
Ph Pe Tree Planepore Weet End Vieduet Sale
A local ad offers a variety of paintings including Pearl Painting and other pictures at special low prices for the holiday season. The seller promises lowest prices and guaranteed quality with selections described as Christimis themed.
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Forest Bureau
Sas
England
Trookevelt
Everthing New & Fresh
South Second Street
Columbus
Washington, D. C
The
Arno
Julia van Cant
Peoria, AL
City
Dr . N. van Sant
Delaney Cafe
Savey Hotel
BE. V. Chaves
Chaves and Sedillo
Los Angeles
Leon H. Stern
Victor Proctor
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Proctor
Cash Millinery
George W. Roope
Boston
Roope
Brotherhood of
Amerca
Red Mei’s
Albuquerque Athletic Association
Harry Wallace
Las Vegas
WI Pettus
Elks’ Theater
Sollie & LeBreton
Morning Journal
Chicago
Misa Mamie Turney
Evanston, IL
Silver City
N. T
J. J. Turney
Miss Turney
McKinney and
Cocorre Counties
Ronie H. Jaffa
Pacific Coast
Mr. Jaffa
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Kingsbury
Looscarf
Missouri
A. E. Anderson & Co
Chickering Pianos
Chickering & Son
Checkering & Son
Genio Hile
New Mexco
Whitson Music Company
Southern Pacific Appeals
Beckwith Pass
el Curio Corner
Chas. A. Wright
Prop
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