Local Items Of Interest From Albuquerque Page
Notices urge readers to sign with real names for letters and avoid anonymous submissions. Local names and moves include Mrs Y Maynard and Miss Helen Gibson traveling, plus several Albuquerque residents visiting Nebraska Iowa and Fort Madison. Community notices cover lodge meetings, marriages, and a run of travel and military assignments with Company G and Captain H G Learnard.
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Rc. Abbistt
Santa Fe
Aeist Auto Armiced
Stle
Ronier H. Vette
Denver
Frank Storte
Niagara Falls
Miks Helen Gibson
An Mra
J. Gibson
Fort Madison
Iowa
Visiting Knights of Columbus to Exhibit Three Degrees in New Mexico
At a Red Mens hall meeting the Knights of Columbus decided to exemplify all three degrees during the irrigation congress in the territory. Candidates from across New Mexico will be initiated, regardless of council. Local Knights will host visiting members with an information bureau and club rooms as headquarters.
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Knights of Columbus
Red Mens’ Hall
New Mexico
Albuquerque Council
Shriners Head to Raton for Initiation Ceremonies
About thirty Shriners left on a Santa Fe train bound for Raton to initiate a large class of novices into the Shrine. Mysterious trunks reportedly hold torture implements to aid the journey across burning sands. The party includes A. J. Maloy Harry Bullard and C. O. Cushman. Forty candidates will be made Shriners at today’s ceremonial session followed by an elegant banquet.
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Santa Fe
Raton
A. J. Maloy
Harry Bullard
C. O. Cushman
Boys Band to Entertain Friends Tonight at 266 West Gold
Youthful Leatuard and Lindemann Boye band performs a first class concert with refreshments to raise funds for new uniforms for members. Prof Gibbs and Prof Grady contribute violin and conducting, as crowds hear from inside and in carriages. Band plans regular rehearsals as it eyes potential future competitions and honors.
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Leatuard and Lindemann Boye
West Gold Avenue
Irrigation Congress
Gibbs
Prof
Grady
Denver Post
Local couples wed in New Mexico and plans for travels
In Albuquerque two weddings tied families together. William Stamps, chief clerk at McIntes Hardware, married Clara Thompson at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. I Moser presiding. they plan a honeymoon in Indianapolis then an east visit before settling in Albuquerque. Earlier, Rev J H Heald joined Miss Nita Lamson of San Mateo New Mexico to FE T Dunn, a local carpenter, at the Alvarado hotel. The couple will reside on South Edith Street where Dunn built their home.
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William Stamps
Clara Thompson
I. Moser
L. Sichler
Stamps
McIntes Hardware Company
J. H. Heald
Congregational Church
Alvarado Hotel
Nita
Lamson
San Mateo
N. M
FE. T. Dunn
Albuquerque
Congregational Educational Society
Valencia County
Dunn
Edith Street
Bill Taylor Jailed Fifteen Days in Police Court
William Taylor a colored man was sentenced to fifteen days in county jail by Judge Craig after allegedly entering a West Tijeras Avenue dwelling and causing a disturbance. Separately the San Jose Market on West Central Avenue was burglarized with canned goods fruit and other eatables stolen from a basement window. the cash register was damaged but no money found.
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William Taylor
Craig
Taylor
West Tijeras Avenue
Canon City
Pueblo
San Jose
West Central Avenue
Change of bill at Crystal today
The mid week change of pictures and songs at the Crystal occurs this afternoon and the management is certain of having a surprise in store for its patrons. Several of the newest and best Mexicans attract big houses and please them. The regular moving picture prices prevail.
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Crystal
The
June Wedding United Paul Scott and Agnes Clelland McCallum
A ceremony at 4 o clock yesterday afternoon united Paul Scott and Agnes Clelland McCallum in marriage at the bride’s parents home 15 South Second Street Rev J C Rollins officiated with John Conley as best man and Matagway as bridesmaid about twenty five intimate friends attended.
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Paul Scott
Agnes Clelland McCallum
P. McCallum
South Second Street
John Conley
Matagway
Scott
Landeras Family Vaudeville Show Heads To Sunday Close
The Landeras Family continues nightly performances with new acrobatic feats dances and comedy adding fresh acts to a vaudeville moving picture program. The troupe spans the stage through Sunday night with anticipated future schemes hinted by management.
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Filme
Landeras
Baltlard's Snow Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
A distressed appeal for rheumatism relief notes a severe attack could cripple a person. The remedy Baltlard's Snow Liniment is advertised to stop trouble at the start and cure rheumatism and pain. Sold by J. uo (Rielly Co.
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Baltlard
J. Uo
Rielly Co
Cafeteria Lunch Served by Congregational Ladies
A cafeteria lunch will be served Saturday afternoon by the ladies of the Congregational church at the residence of Mrs. H. Conner.
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the Congregational Church
H. Conner
Wanted Experienced Saleswoman at The Eeconomist
Local ad seeks an experienced saleswoman for the Eeconomist with contact details for Miss Estelle M Vaik or a Chicago Musical College violin teacher. Also advertised are laundry, root beer, medicine, groceries, and a price-focused store policy from Imperial Laundry and Walson’s Drug Store with Pratt & Co. listings.
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Estelle M Vaiak
Chicago Musical College
Studio 501
West Ch. Teal
Classified Ad Forecast Likely Rental of Vacant Rooms
An advertisement in the Morning Journal's Classified Columns will probably rent the vacant rooms within the next twenty four hours.
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The
Morning Journal
Imperial Laundry Ad Promises Superior Garment Laundering
An advertisement for Imperial Laundry located behind the post office touts unmatched laundering of ladies collars shirt waists skirts and duck suits.
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Imperial Laundry
Post‘office
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Homer H. Ward
Marble Ave
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