Apprentice lineup shifts loom for Central New Mexico game
Manager Bill Smith may reshuffle the Apprentice lineup for today’s 3 PM game against the Knights as Joe Arnold and Bryce Romero position changes surface in camp rumors. New faces Dolly Gray Joe East and others join infield and outfield spots while Salazar seeks revenge on a revamped squad. A win could lift the Apprentices into second while the Knights chase a share of second with threat from Belen.
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Knights
Second Ce
Central
New Mexico Gue
Bill Smith
Joe Arnold
Mighty Ok
Arnold
Tony Romero
Bryce
Ray Salazar
Smith
Ss Salazar
Salazar
Dolly Gray
Ing
Joe East
Xson
Lujan
Gray
Johnson
Belen
Saints
Legionnaires
Las Vegas
Gene White
Pictorial Puzzles and Solving Guide Featured
The page explains a children’s pictorial puzzle with across and down words. It lists numbered word clues such as many children their mother and decay, plus a riddle ending with a Canberra-era quip. The feature includes a past answer about a quarrel and a quote from the Sydney Bulletin.
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Ord
Nord
Linis
Still visits Albuquerque from Kirksville osteopathy pioneer
Dr. Charles E. Still son of osteopathy founder and longtime Kirksville figure arrived in Albuquerque with family for a months long vacation en route to California. He cited dramatic cure rates in mental disease at Kirksville and discussed climate effects on tubercular treatment. He praised New Mexico climate and noted Osteopathy College growth since 1892.
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Charles E. Still
Founder of
Science
A. YT. Still
School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Albuquerque
C. H. Conner
Still
Charles F. Still, Jr
California
United States
New Mexico
Alamogordo
A. T. Still
Local Court Actions and Divorce Filings Highlighted
Drayton D. Gamble filed for divorce from Ella A. M. Gamble on cruelty grounds. Sophie Nicklas seeks possession of Block C Eastern Addition, citing nonpayment of installments. Helen Key Nye and Lulu Newlander Naert receive divorces. A temporary restraining order blocks removal from the home of the Gamble plaintiffs. Marriage licenses issued to several couples in Albuquerque, Deming, Taos, and Santa Fe.
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Drayton D
Oscar TD
Reginald
Harold
Leonore Perea
Bernalillo
Leo
Chavez
Albuquerque
Leonore Mier
Deming
Jose G. Cordova
Magdalena
Antonia Jeantet
Taos
William Knight
Seek What God Provides Says Frederick Budlong
A 1925 Associated Editors note quotes Frederick G. Budlong on spiritual truth. It contrasts worldly mirages with divine promises offering lasting refreshment and strength. The message urges readers to pursue what God provides over empty earthly allure.
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Frederick G. Budlong
Associated Editors
Multiple Obituaries and Remembrances for Local Residents
The notices report several deaths including Baca of Ranchos de Atrisco and Garcia of Peralta with survivors noted. Blackwood’s body interred in El Paso with widow and parents. Finnicum 24 died at Hagan mine to be buried in Dawson New Mexico with widow. Gilliland’s body shipped to Kosciusko Mississippi with son Lester. Pippitt shipped to Mendon Missouri with husband M F E Pippitt. Vista Scott age two died in Albuquerque with husband and two children. funeral arrangements from French Mortuary and Strong Mortuary listed.
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Baca
Ezequiel Baca
Ranchos de Atrisco
Crollett Mortuary
Finnicum
Jason Mark Finnicum
Hagan Mine
Dawson
N. M
Char
Gilliland
Necil Beall Gilliland
Koscuisko
Miss
Lester Gilliland
Scott
Vista Scott
Albuquerque
Sluggers Open Season At Stoverfield In Early Doubleheader
The S. A. T. s clash with the Highland Sluggers at Stoverfield this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the season opener. A separate note says over 100 million chicks hatch annually in the United States according to a recent estimate.
Gas expansion delays Los Angeles sailing to Minnesota
Heat caused helium expansion in the navy dirigible Los Angeles near Lakehurst. Automatic safety valves released, venting about 2000 cubic feet of gas and reducing lifting power. Officials say the ship unlikely to leave before midnight or 1 am, delaying the flight to Minnesota for the Norse American centennial.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Los Angeles
Minnesota
German Lace Firms Modernize Designs for U.S. Market
In an effort to attract lace wearers, German firms Barman and Elberfield plan updated lace designs and trimmings for U.S. customers, aiming to refresh traditional products with contemporary styles.
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Barman and Elberfield
Germany
Baccalaureate and Graduation Events at U. S. Indian School
Tonight at 7 o'clock in Charles H Burke hall the baccalaureate service will be preached by Rev D Clarence Burd with public invited. Tomorrow class of 49 graduates hears A A Sedillo. Afternoon drills and banners awarded. Tuesday the play Hiawatha staged for students and city, with Indian dances and public seating after 5 o'clock.
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United States Indian School
Charles H. Burke
D. Clarence Burd
First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Powell
Tra N. Sprecher
Frank D. Shufflebarger
A. A. Sedillo
St. Anthony's Orphanage
Troopers Conduct TNT Blast On Wiesa Mesa Morning
The headquarters cavalry troop plans a TNT blast on the Wiesa Mesa this morning. The test is an experiment to measure explosive impact and ground disturbance, not road construction or other projects.
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Wiesa
Gasoline Cut to Ten Cents a Gallon Claim
Dakotas ad notes James A. May of 3087 H Street Sioux Falls perfected a new device that doubles mileage and halves gasoline costs. Claiming over 40 miles per gallon, it supposedly removes carbon, boosts power, and prevents spark plug and overheating issues. All install in five minutes with free samples offered to one auto owner per locality.
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Sioux Falls
James A. May
H Street
May
Adv
Army troop to practice explosive drills at Fort Bliss
The unit will blow up twenty pounds of explosive in three charges and receive training for radio wire message center and pioneer sections. Instruction for demolition occurs last Sunday and preparatory pack equipment training at the armory precedes camp at Fort Bliss July 9 to 23. Three recruits joined last week. twelve more still needed.
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Fort Bliss
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Sydney Bulletin
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Wyoming
Yippi
Clarence J. Morley
Colorado
KOA
Denver
Garcia
Evangeline Garcia
Peralta
Royal Clean
Broadway
Tijeras
Bartley Shop
U. S
Given Bros
West Central
Albuquerque, New Mexico
J. Korber & Company
North Second Street
London
J. F. Vanderveer
Lido
Iing Shoe
First Street
Western Ice & Bottling Co
Roma Avenue
KODAK
Strong
Kahn
Kahn’s
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