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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1925
Page
8
Public notice page outlines newspaper pricing, subscription options, and advertising policies. Includes postal registration details and policy that the Journal may reject advertising deemed improper. Mentions Associated Press rights and general notices for society meetings and church events.
Dean Charles E. Hodgin, beloved educator in UNM’s education department, retires after a lifetime of service. His influence touched hundreds of students, who carry forward the torch he lit, while the Legislature grants him well earned repose and the gratitude of former students and faculty.
The article notes Gene Tunney, a former AEF fighter, defeating Tom Gibbons in twelve rounds, a feat Dempsey failed to match. It contrasts Tunney’s wartime service with Dempsey and hints at a possible future rematch to settle public opinion on who is the better heavyweight.
The piece argues that many view the peace terms as too harsh but note the treaty also hinges on Germany’s good faith. It cites thirteen examples where allies say compliance depends on intent, criticizing Germany for expanding the police to 180,000 and maintaining a 100,000 strong standing army as proof of defiance.
The text argues that Germany bears responsibility for postwar hardship by resisting treaty provisions. It claims the German military system mirrors a powerful past force and that allies’ demands aim for fair, enforceable terms. It warns Germany’s stubborn stance sustains European unrest and cautions compliance would ease strain.
Ruidoso will host an extensive Fourth of July program starting July 3 and running until midnight July 5. The event promises rodeo and up-to-date amusements while inviting tales from Lincoln County war days and pioneer memories to flavor the festivities for locals and visitors alike.
Classified notices deny debts by spouses in Kansas City. Sidney Weil resigns from the city commission over time. Mayor Tingley may face Anita Stewart in a marble–themed clash. A driver warns of the Loving Highway. The Soviet Union champions national self governance while a tourist suffers a knee injury in a Deming crash. Evolution and Virginia’s First Families are debated, with Bryan’s future in question. The wind blows where it lists.
The speaker recalls Uncle Hiram who clings to life beyond eighty nine, with wealth to leave and a sense of crime in relying on borrowed time. The narrator, once broke and antiwork, now faces old age and resentment as he waits for a dead man's roll while Uncle Hiram remains alive.
Advice explores happiness not as a broad foundation but as a shifting journey where wishes change with fate. It argues life yields experience, insight, and instruction over constant happiness, citing Schopenhauer and Petrarch and likening people to alchemists uncovering unintended riches.
Albuquerque notes from 1904 recount wool sale to Joseph Hall of Norwich 600000 pounds to be delivered at Grants. Dr E D Clayton of Gallup visits his father Rev W D Clayton. Mrs E F Hutton travels from Denver to visit daughter Mrs George K Neher. Illinois trip for May McDonald and Miss Gertrude Coughlin. W W Wood returns from California. Local social visits include Mrs J J Sheridan and Mrs Allen Dodd. County tax receipts for second half total 69053.37 before penalties.
Report notes Argentine stenographers favor local typewriters though European models are cheaper. The observation highlights cost and supply considerations influencing equipment choices in offices.
Glasses Magee has been getting a match mail lately. Some say he writes it to himself for sensation. Loretta Mincer practises standing on her toes to have a good start if she ever studies toe dancing.
A dog race occurred last Thursday afternoon as Sid Hunt’s fox terrier Teddy raced from in front of Mommy Simminsees store toward Sid’s backyard. Teddy ran more from being chased by a bulldog than from wanting to race.
Fragmented report mentions Mr. Ed Wernick in Germany unknown to him, Mr. Sam Cross enduring a noisy week with paper hangers plumbers electricians tar work, and Mr. Shorty Judge hearing his grandmother’s thunderous snoring during naps.
Questions and quirky replies from a 1920s youth Q and A column. Puds Simkina, Skinny Martin, Mary Watkins, and Sid Hunt share playful ideas of safety, perfect days, gender time, and favorite fruit. The pieces capture light, regional teen voices and era slang.
Gale ton, Colorado, June 6. The town dreaded a wave of runaways among youths until Howard Thompson, who had planned to go to Raton New Mexico to become a Indian fighter, abandoned his venture. He had left home a week ago to join the war against the redskins, only to discover the wooden Indians in front of cigar stores. The episode ends with the boy returning home as relief spreads through the town.
A short verse recounts a childhood moment when a teether struck a knuckle with a ruler, described as one of the most delightful sights a human could see and voiced in a playful affectionate tone.
A humorous note from Leroy Shooster about a noisy early morning, a perplexed bird, and unreliable reports. The tale underlines the idea that you should not believe everything you hear.
Lost item notes include a lady's handkerchief needing washing with lace and a round rim See Lew Davis A damaged auto tire inner tube slit slightly punctured Small reward offered for return to Ar tie Alixander
The report notes a boy named Howard, broken in spirit, informing his parents of his plight. Two other 12 year old lads who vanished last week came back yesterday after facing financial reverses in their attempts to seek fortune.
A satirical 1925 column weighs U S aid for polar explorers and political aid, arguing for saving Democrats before North Pole rescue. The writer mocks relief efforts, contrasts political parties, and riffs on Prohibition era figures and events. The piece laments uncertain news from the Arctic and parodies public sentiment.
Roswell New Mexico June 6 Samuels pleaded guilty to forgery as charged by the district attorney and was sentenced to two to three years in the state penitentiary at Santa Fe. He was arrested in Kansas City and returned to Roswell after a six month manhunt.
Governor Hannett of New Mexico backs the Citizens Military Training Camps in a letter to the corps area commander. He praises the program as shaping young men’s sense of Americanism and duty and pledges New Mexico’s cooperation for a successful year. Letters also come from Texas Arizona and Colorado governors praising the effort.
Santa Fe New Mexico June 6. The State Tax Commission appointed W. B. Walton of Bil City as delinquent tax collector for Grant and Luna counties. Other collectors named today include Red St. Merrian Colfax county A. Reed Eddy county J. J. M Lone Hidalgo county. Walton and all others have been endorsed by the county commissioners.
Nine German destroyers have been raised at Scapa Flow in what authorities describe as a salvage operation. The effort involved fleet wreckage recovered from the harbor as part of postwar cleanup and inspection by naval engineers at Orkney.
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