Albuquerque Morning Journal Classifieds and Notices 1925
The Albuquerque Morning Journal page from June 26, 1925 shows publication details, rates, and notice policies. It lists subscription prices, carrier and mail options, and advertising rules. It notes the paper’s status as second class, postal handling, and Associated Press rights.
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Albuquerque
Journal Eo Company
West
Gold Avenue
Aeas
P. M
Santa Fe
Congress
Trnal
Associated Press
Brursday
Probate Judges Neglect Burden on New Mexico Taxpayers
An editorial condemns probate judges for failing to file inheritance tax reports, starving state revenues and harming taxpayers. It argues judges lack of duty worsens state finances, hurts highways funding, and demands honest, competent local officials to ensure collectable taxes and farmer relief.
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Coolidge
New Mexico
City urged to abate cottonwood seed nuisance
The Journal advocates immediate city action to reduce cottonwood seed gales and sand storms that harm Albuquerque visitors. It notes female trees bear seed while male trees do not, and suggests marking female trees to control the problem at low cost as the desert is conquered.
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Albuquerque
Cottonwood Tree Possessor Opportunity Questioned
A fragment suggests doubt that every possessor of the Cottonwood tree would take advantage of the opportunity. The text hints at contested ownership or access issues surrounding the tree and its benefits.
High Mortality in Senate Deepens Political Shifts
The piece notes the death of Senator Ladd of North Dakota as the fourth U S senator to die in a little over six months, joining Lodge, La Follette, and Spencer. It discusses committee removals for anti Coolidge stands and suggests Northwest sentiment may swing toward Coolidge with the deaths diminishing radical leadership and weakening the farmer labor movement.
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Ladd
North Dakota
United States
Lodge
la Follette
Spencer
Missouri
Senate
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Minneapolis
Northwest
Farmer-Labor
Greed Drives Motives in McClintock Murder Trial
The state contends Billy McClintock was killed for wealth. The bereaved sweetheart and relatives contest the will seeking the fortune, while a typhoid case admits to a monetary reward motive. Shepherd fights for life yet aims to keep the McClintock wealth, with Judge Olson cited as untainted by greed.
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Billy McClintock
Shepherd
McClintock
Judge Olson
Fragmented Nostalgia and Witty Observations Flip Through
A collage of quips and shorts from a historical page includes jokes about politics Pride and evolution. lines reference Calvin Coolidge cigars and a heckling Texan. The humor spans sports music and daily life with light irony and dated wit.
Twenty Years Ago Morning Party Honoring Jessie Purcell
A social morning at Mrs. A. B. McMillen’s home 119 South Walter Street celebrated guest Miss Jessie Purcell of Pavidiang. Guests wore Indian basket decor and the event included themed refreshments and a see-saw of local names attending from Lake Forest to Ferry Mall.
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Mra. A. B. McMmillem
South Walter Street
Homor
Mise Jessie Purcell
Pavidiang
Mra. McMillixe
Mra G. Cornuh
Mra
Louis Muring
A. J. Maley
George W. Johnson
Mere J. F. Lathy
Charles E Hodgin
D A. Macpherson
RK. M. Lester
J. H. Wroth
Mies Eizabeth Willey
D. A. Battner
W. G. Hope
W. H. Baseey
BE. B. Chasity
A. B. Stroup
Norman Kemmerer
Hickey
L. R. Thempses
McMillen
Jee Bilbo
Merc & BE
Walker
H. A. Cooper
Beatrice Pickerell
Pheentz, Aris
Sue Dotece
Ferry Mall
Lake Forest
Little Benny and Artie Return Lost Hanky for No Reward
Benny and Artie, two poor boys, find a muddy handkerchief on the street and chase two ladies to return it. One woman scolds them while the other thanks them, then jokes about keys and fainting, leaving the boys with no reward and comments on poverty.
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Artie
Holey
Goodniss
Poverty at the Root of All Evil, A Call for Change
The text argues money as the source of health, strength, and virtue while poverty is the root of all evil. It contrasts wealth with social reform and laments poverty as the central societal scourge to be addressed over other issues.
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Bitle
Bernarad Shaw
Meney
Searer
Higher Desires Emerge From War Wreckage And Sorrow
Dr. John H. Finley former New York education chief and Times editor spoke on the mind's higher desire driving human progress beyond visible gains. He urged sustaining a quest for truth to reach cosmic happiness amid postwar losses and economic repair.
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John H. Finley
New York State
The
New York Times
Dr. Finley
Daily Lessons in English Word Choice Gleaned
A reader edition explains misuses and qualifiers in English usage. It stresses avoiding overqualification and outlines hints to master one word daily. The sample word gembling is described as the quality of being cordial and cheering. the passage presents a style note on geniality creating a welcoming mood.
Bulgarian Bandit Killed by Police
A Bulgarian bandit was killed by police in an incident reported from Bulgaria on June 24. Authorities did not release further details about the raid or motive at this time.
Orteig Prize Backers Eye France to U S Flight
Raymond Orteig offers a $25 000 prize for a nonstop France to United States flight. Paul Tarascon and Francois Coll, veterans of the French air service, plan a July start from France via England Ireland Newfoundland and Nova Scotia to New York. Orteig, New York hotelier and cafe owner, first offered the prize in 1919 hoping to spur a direct Atlantic crossing.
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Thomas
France
United States
T& Som
Raymond Orteig
Paul Tarascon
Francois Coll
Make
England
Ireland
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
New York
Oretig
Lafayette
Atlantic
Azores
Portugal
Terescomana
Orteiz
America
The Backslapper and the Value of Principles
A Dr. Frank Crane essay argues that personality without principles misleads. true trust comes from individuals with unyielding standards who keep their word in both business and public life, contrasting popular charm with steadfast integrity. A 1925 McClure syndicate piece notes a New York stage play recently shown.
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Ed Howe
McClure
New York
Guardian angel lays groundwork for West Dallas playground
In West Dallas an unorganized orphan community now gains a community center and park. Mrs. Louis Weil launches a playground project by renting a garage building, organizing a kindergarten, collecting dresses, and securing medicines and a doctor from the Dallas health department. She persuades owners to grant land for a park and works with county officials to improve access. The project wins support from Dallas playground officials and becomes a center for children and families, with dogs also under her protection.
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Dallas
Tex
West Dallas
Paradise
Topsy
Trinity River
Oweet
Louis Well
Eagel
Weil
Pallas
Mre
Tedder
Ceeter
Ancel
Dallas Health Department
Mallas
Well
West Dalles
Fragmentary notes on travel plans and possible accompaniment
The text provides incomplete references to travel directions and a request for accompaniment on a flight. It mentions a person named Beg emmy Atleatic and a desired partner for the journey, but many words are garbled and no clear event or outcome is stated.
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Emmy
New York Justice Rules Kissing Not Evidence of Infidelity
Justice John W. Ford of the New York state supreme court ruled in a divorce suit that tests of a wife's fidelity cannot hinge on kissing or cocktail parties. He noted women today are as pure as in the past, admitting customs have changed and that such conduct is not evidence of a spouse's infidelity.
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New York
Jume 24
OMS
John W. Ford
Suseme Court
Een Weeks League
Thomas H. Symington
Justice Ford
Esther
Lost Soldier Sought by Veterans Bureau in Ely Nevada
The United States veterans bureau seeks ex serviceman Loren K Taylor who disappeared from his Ely Nevada home in January 192% He is 5 feet 1 inch tall 28 years old about 145 pounds with brown hair and eyes He served in Siberia and was discharged from the army in January 192%
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Loren K. Taylor
Ely
Nevada
Siberia
Army
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