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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
9
Classified rate card outlines minimum charge of 10 per line and various per insertion fees. Rates include 200 per insertion, 300 per insertion, and 0 per insertion with additional 1.00 per line for smaller inserts.
Olympia Wash June 21 The apparent success of turning horse flesh into hog feed gives Washington stockmen hope for a practical way to rid ranges of wild horses. A Flymouth slaughterhouse buys ponies at about 3 dollars a head and fattened hogs are shipped to markets. Bones go to fertilizer plants at fifteen dollars a ton. The plant fattens about 1000 hogs at a time and may move as supply runs out.
Reports from Pertake New Mexico describe rains near Portales enabling farmers to plant unirrigated crops. The weather pattern brings relief to fields previously stressed by drought though portions of the region remain dry and conditions vary across farms.
A bold investment listing reports six fully furnished three room apartments with baths and glassed sleeping porches close in near the Third ward. Also for sale a two story nine room brick residence at the southwest corner of Eighth Street and Kent Avenue one block from Robinson Park, lot 100 by 142 with shade trees. A Fleischer, Realtor offers insurance loans and loans at 317 West Gold Ave and phone 674.
Radio Digest emphasizes two safeguards for safety around receivers. Using well insulated wires and proper clamping of binding posts are essential to prevent shorts in radio sets.
A loose contact or worn BY batteries create disturbances that sound like static. Test batteries for proper voltage and inspect the electrical connections for a bad contact.
When interiors like ceilings become damp insert a lit electric drop light beside the cabinet. Close the lid and leave it for a few hours to draw moisture out.
A damaged technical note discusses using templates with evenly spaced holes for drilling and attaching paper guides to panels. It explains how primary and secondary coil spacing affects selectivity, warns against coils too close, and notes risks of filament overcurrent and burn out if set too far or too high.
Fragmented text discusses tent lines and building features and mentions safety, permits, and reinforcement. It references certain crews, procedures, and potential hazards while noting uncertain context and unclear names. The passage resembles a damaged archival excerpt with limited readable specifics.
Fragmentary OCR passage references a court or public matter with scattered names and actions. The garbled lines obscure dates, places, and involved parties, leaving only disjointed hints of a legal or procedural proceeding and noting some individuals and locations without coherent context.
The readable fragments reference a local tax measure and an election related matter. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR errors. The text hints at a community issue involving percentages and public finance but lacks coherent details.
An old classified page lists a four room stucco home with built in features and a garage for 2250 dollars offered by A L Martin Company Realtors. It also includes a detailed notice from Springer Transfer Company Inc announcing an auction at 118 East Central Avenue Albuquerque on July 16 1925 to sell unclaimed goods to cover storage charges with named individuals and itemized amounts.
A garbled OCR text appears to reference Alaska voting on college related issues or measures. Names and specifics are unclear, but the fragment points to a voting event and a political context in Alaska.
Classified fragment advertises farm work with old time pay claims and a stray securities sales offer. Mixed lines mention National prizes and veter 199 terms, with contact hints at Los Angeles and a Liberty Cafe address for applications.
Legal notice announces the will and testament proceedings involving Vivtes Seyder and Herman lL. Berder with multiple individuals named. It details a date and place for the proceedings and references witnesses and parties including Catherine and Lee M Harras.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a court action and a distillery case. Names and precise details are unclear but reference legal proceedings, a grower, a Lager figure, and a judge or authority delivering swift justice. The wording is garbled with partial names and stray letters.
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