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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
10
A festive ad promotes Monarch canned vegetables for Christmas dining. It highlights Red Beets at 25 cents for two cans, Green Stringless Beans, small Telephones, and Golden Bantam or White Sweet Corn. It invites readers to view tomorrow for a price surprise and menu help with fig or plum pudding and Mince Meat.
Superintendent Montoya announced that pay checks for county teachers will be ready at 4 p m on Wednesday. County schools will have vacation starting Thursday and lasting until January 4. Visitors to the city included W R Morley Datil N T Bradshaw Encino Charles Herd and Ed Green Magdalena. Sidewalk work continues on East Silver avenue despite cold weather. Wool dealer Walter M Connell and wife returned from a several week trip visiting Boston New York and Chicago where he did business in the wool market.
A 1925 reflection urges readers to focus less on distant stars and more on earthly forces. It emphasizes inner discipline over external influences and seeks guidance from God who gave life.
Funeral notices for Juanita Garcia 78 died Monday night at home with sister Altagracio Lucero in city. Services for Petrita Gutierrez held at Corrales Catholic Church with burial in Corrales cemetery. Portna Gutierrez interred at Santa Barbara cemetery with pallbearers named. Juanita Jaramillo services at Crollett's Mortuary, Santa Barbara cemetery. Farm Schaff services at Strong Mortuary chapel with burial at Fairview cemetery.
We thank our friends neighbors Carpenters local No. 1819 and Woodmen of the World for their sympathy during our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs Earl Stephens and children extend their gratitude.
One hundred fifty Christmas boxes are to be sent to New Mexico service men at Fort Bayard Whipple Barracks Tucson and Fitzsimmons General Hospital Denver by the American Legion auxiliary of Albuquerque. The boxes will contain cake candy and cigarettes. The auxiliary members will meet all day Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Turner on Lead Avenue to pack boxes.
A Santa letter from Albuquerque dated December 19 1926 features five year old Junior Bewley asking Santa to be a bit more generous with gifts. He lists a ticycle candy nuts apples and asks for anything a boy would like at his residence 608 North Fourth Street.
The Pena Blanca Christmas celebration will feature a dance on Christmas night with music provided by an Albuquerque orchestra. Organizers invite Albuquerque residents to attend the event.
Thieves seized Charlies Mayer’s car leaving $150 in cash inside. The vehicle was taken from 1112 South Walter Street and found near the Third Ward school. Mayer is staying at the Montezuma Hotel.
The Elks will hold a pre Christmas celebration at their regular meeting on Wednesday night. After business and attendance prizes are distributed a turkey shoot and turkey lunch will follow with the Elks orchestra playing during the evening. A large crowd is expected.
Judge W. W. Mc Clellan will address the North End extension meeting Wednesday night at 1157 For rester street. Residents may express views and vote in the North End extension election on December 30.
Ira Caffey, outfielder for the Denver Western league club, was sold to the Augusta Georgia team of the South Atlantic league. The sale price was not disclosed. Caffey throws right and bats left and previously played for Springfield in the Western association and Lincoln in the Western league on option.
Panneck, manager of the Golden Rule Dry Goods store, reported to police on Monday night that the firm’s Ford truck had been stolen from the street adjoining the store between 8 30 and 9 o’clock. The truck bears the firm’s name on each side.
Hand crafted Christmas mixed candy from Albuquerque with pure sugar, lateen finish, six favors, 5 pound plain box. Ends soon with only 1 000 pounds left. Delivered free. Phone 455, 503 S. 2nd at the Viaduct.
Rep Anning S Pratt of New York pushes the War Department to turn Governor's Island in New York harbor from army jurisdiction into the East's major air base. The plan aims to establish a key air installation near Gotham Harbor.
Charles Boggess bound over to the federal grand jury on a $1000 bond after a hearing before United States commissioner John Baron Burg near Esco bosa. Boggess posted bond and was released.
Fort Sumner New Mexico reports Jack Turner son of Mr and Mrs George Turner sustained a shattered knee pan last Sunday afternoon. He was moved to Clovis hospital for treatment on Monday and returned home Wednesday, with several weeks of recovery ahead.
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