City officials to install new filing system in forestry bureau
G G Anderson a government filing expert will arrive from Washington to assist the forestry bureau with a new filing system. The change aims to handle large daily correspondence and improve paper handling. Samuel M Saltmarsh of the Santa Fe railway land department is in town on a brief visit. he once supervised the Santa Fe land office here and led Albuquerque Company G in the National Guard. FP G Pratt Co advertises quick sales with small profits for groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Kneipp
Bureau of Grazing
United States Forestry Service
Washington
A. ¢. Ringland
Third District
Kneipp
Forestry Bureau
G. G. Anderson
Samuel M. Saltmarsh
Land Department
Santa Fe Railway
Los Angeles
Saltmarsh
Santa Fe Land Office
Albuquerque Company G
National Guards
California
Aztec Fuel Co offers coal and fence posts sale
Aztec Fuel Co advertises Mile Fact ory and Mountain Wood Pinon Fence Posts plus Gallup Lump Coal at 6.50 per ton. Buy anytime. Phone 251.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aztec Fuel CO
Mile
Mountain Wood
Gallup
Imperial Laundry Ad Demands Flat Work Submission
Public notice urging readers to submit flat work to Imperial Laundry, located behind the post office. Strong emphasis on urgency and immediate action for customers to provide their items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Laundry
Eighth Letter From Santa Claus from Toy Land 1908
Santa Claus writes from Toy Land describing Strong's Book Store leather goods line in Albuquerque. He lists hall hangers, pillow covers, macassins, calendars, doilies, blotters, cigar cases and purses with prices, praising leather work and discounts on ladies purses and card cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toy Land
Strong
Albuquerque
Imperial Laundry Ad Promises Superior Domestic Service
An ad touts Imperial Laundry behind the post office offering washing for ladies collars shirt waists skirts and ducks with high quality domestic finishing aimed at satisfying patrons and keeping up to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Imperial Laundry
Judge grills witness in terse exchange during hearing
In a courtroom exchange the judge asks if the witness has been cross examined before while the man known as Mr Troubles replies with a terse remark about his marriage, signaling tension in the proceeding.
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GEO. W. Hickox Company
Mentoco
Second Street
N. M
Clarksville
John S. Beaven
South
MR. J. Roach
Strong Brothers
Hob. Patton
Pambalmer
American Lumber CO
Elks
Hubbs Laundry Co
White Wagons
Wolking & Son
Specifty
N. M. Vel
Ward’s Store
Albuquerque Cash Grocery CO
Homer H. Ward
Mgr
Marble Ave
Colombo
Louis Hanlon
Journal
London
Jersey Farm
W. Morris
West Central
M. W. Flournoy
D. K. B. Sellers
J.C. Flournoy
Whitney Company
Ufacturers
First
Albuquerque N. M
Charles Ilfeld CO
Las Vegas
Santa Rosa
Albuquerque Carriage Company
Tijeras
Postal Telegraph CO
Morning Journal
Subscribere Journal Publishing CO
Washington, D. C
New Mexico
Arizona
Mrs. A. Mennett
T. Brown
Soocorre
Era
Ball
Graham Paper Company
Court House
Alamo Hive
Oda Fellows’ Hall
William H. Shoat
Clementina Montes
Nash Electrical Supply Company
Learnard and Lindemann Boys
Library Hall
W. G. Mattoon
Forestry Service
M. FE. Hickey
W. G. Hope
Woman's Club Bazaar
Order of Eagles
L. L. Leech
Walter Street
Chicago
Nashville
Tenn
Grace
Edith Purdy
Santa Fe
TY. FE. Purdy
East
Sollie and LeBreton Furniture
West Gold Avenue
Imis
Highland Park
Arch Morgan
Highlands
French and Lowther
W. E. Brayson
Christian Church
Fairview
Memphis
ANS
the State National Bank
DR. Conner
N. T. Armijo Building
U. Rosenwald’s
Hart
Simon Stern
Central Avenue Clothier
Ues
John Lee Clarke, Inc
Pueblo
Central Ave
First St
French & Lowber
American Car and Foundry Company
G. Pratt & CO
Hawks
Libby
Everitt
Diamond Palace
Central Avenue
Sturges
Santa Claus
Next Door
P. O
Troubles
the Home
West Gold Ave
Woodward—Florist
Schutt’s
Marcus P. Sawtelle
First National Bank
Barnatto
Barnaty TO Diamond © CO
Illard Building
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