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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
7
The Morning Journal lists classified rates including a minimum charge for two insertions and per insertion fees. Rates shown cover ten, twenty insertions and monthly options with per line pricing.
Lois Randolph reports a $10,600 discrepancy in October to January budgets and claims February to April were not posted. Rosina Burke drew $300 total as clerk, though only $50 was authorized, on illegitimate terms.
A San Francisco report notes extensive land subsidence along the city’s waterfront as the Union Ferry Building settles about 14 inches since 1898 while subsidence slows to 1.57 inches over six years. The building sits on 5 000 piles under 66 000 tons of concrete, at the edge of a four mile sea wall within the large fill area.
A message cites loan amounts of 3000 2500 and others with 1200 1400 1500 needed now. Mentions a 10 percent money option. Signed by St McClUGHAN Realtor W. Gold and phone 442 J.
Transportation officials report heavy freight movement at New York docks and rail yards signaling a rebound in business activity. Inbound and outbound ships are loading to capacity while yard traffic spreads across the harbor, suggesting a strong industrial upswing by year’s end. Car and subway fare debates loom over mayoral campaigns, with riders craving safety and ventila tion improvements. Weekend automobiling faces dense traffic and safety concerns as planners urge new routes to ease congestion. Ice cream sales boom as millions grab cones amid late summer heat.
Washington June 7 AP. The National Association of Credit Men opens its thirtieth annual convention in Washington with a week long program. Officials say the meeting will survey global and domestic economic conditions and focus on credit problems and measures to curb commercial crime led by T H Tregoe.
Mud 150 feet thick formed the wall to hold filled land at the city’s edge from slipping into the bay. A 50 by 320 foot dredged channel was filled with granite to create the seawall. The land behind subsided forcing Market street and ferry access to be raised, while skyscrapers up to 16 stories rise on pile foundations extending to bedrock.
An S-room modern brick dwelling with a glassed sleeping porch sits three blocks from the postoffice on an east front corner lot with a garage in Albuquerque. Listed by A. L. Martin Company Realtors at 223 W. Gold.
A reader in Suburban Heights reports picking up the newspaper to find a badly crumpled copy and discovers pages misprinted with page 7 instead of page 5, causing confusion for the edition.
A brief item notes an incident where the left hand page of a newspaper is dusting or rubbing the face of a neighbor, attributed to McClure Newspaper Syndicate writer Gluyas Williams.
Several ads offer furnished rooms and sleeping porches in private homes near North Fifth to South Walter streets. Highlights include modern clean rooms with private baths, big front rooms near the university, and affordable weekly rates. some include private entrances or garages. Corner notes mention hotels Clifton and Belleview and several addresses in North and South Broadway, Second, Third, and Fourth streets.
Classified notices list multiple ads seeking hourly work and household help. Including practical nursing, house cleaning, laundry, foot waxing, and bookkeeping services with contact phone numbers for each request. Strong emphasis on domestic labor and light clerical tasks.
A compiled rental listing offers numerous furnished apartments in several buildings. Options include two and three room units with sleeping porches, private baths, and modern amenities. Locations noted include West Marquette, Broadway, West New York, North Seventh, West Coal, North Second, South High, Seventh, and Central avenues with varying rates and features.
A long classifieds list offers numerous rental options including three to six room houses and bungalows, furnished and unfurnished, with garages sleeping porches water paid and monthly rents from $12.50 to $30. Several entries specify addresses such as 321 South Arno 112 Corner 215 North Ninth 1015 Beath Walter and 103 Princeton. Many include phone numbers or contact notes and mention proximity to University Heights and Central area.
Notice of Last Will for Vivian D. Snyder filed in Bernalillo County Probate Court on May 25 1925 with proving date set for July 6 1925. Also a pound sale announced for June 9 1926 at City Hall listing a bay mare and a bay horse with descriptive details.
The Credit Justice Fund aims to raise 1 million dollars for prosecuting credit fraud nationwide. Bishop James E K Wreeman of Washington will speak on Religion and Business, with Edward James Cattell of Philadelphia discussing Looking Forward. Other leaders including Hoover Fess Lewis and William J Donovan are slated for sessions and parallel conferences.
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