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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
7
Classified rate card lists a minimum charge of 25 cents and line pricing for ads. Rates show charges per 200, 300, and 600 lines with a 1.00 per line option, likely weekly and per insertion.
Brownsville Texas June 24 AP a caravan of more than 100 citizens left to study gravity irrigation and a potential system for the lower Rio Grande valley. The route includes Corpus Christi Marathon and Elephant Butte dam with stops at Del Rio Alpine and Carlsbad to observe existing irrigation projects and discuss water storage plans.
A. Fleischer Realtor advertises six fully furnished three room apartments with baths and glassed sleeping porches close in near the Third Ward. Also offered is a two story nine room brick residence at the southwest corner of Eighth Street and Kent Avenue one block from Robinson Park with 100 by 142 foot lot and shade trees. Loans available through Insurance of all kinds. Office at 317 West Gold Ave. Phone 674.
Indianapo lls June 24 The American Legion campaign for a 5 960 004 endowment fund for disabled veterans and orphans reports 2 000 060 raised with new boosts from New York Pennsyl vania Massachusetts and Ohio President Coolidge personally contribute crediting Northampton Massachusetts The District of Columbia and other states tally further gains as towns devise unique quota methods including Auburn California with fruit shipment plans to meet local goals.
In New York on June 24 the market firmed amid renewed pool actions in industrials and buying in rails. Union Pacific and Western rail issues led gains with Chicago and Northwestern posting solid rises. Foreign exchanges firmed with sterling around 6.85 and call money advancing in late trading.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New York and percentages but lacks coherent events or details to summarize a specific news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or outcomes are readable to form a factual card.
Four room stucco house with hardwood floors built in features and sleeping porch. Garage on a large lot offered by A. L. Martin Company Realtors at 223 West Gold. Small down payment and balance like rent. Phone 156.
Chicago grain market closed unsettled as widespread rains and black rust fears weighed on wheat. July wheat finished around 1.54 1 1/2, and September near 1.53 1/2, with corn and oats sliding 4 to 6 cents. Profit taking erased early gains despite export business of about 1.1 million bushels of wheat and 400 thousand of rye.
Denver and Kansas City report cattle hog and sheep receipts with varied demand. Top prices reach 13.30 for cattle and 16.00 for calves, hogs steady with loads around 12 56, sheep higher for some lots, overall markets show modest gains for select grades and steady to lower otherwise.
New York metals market notes copper and tin with mixed futures and spot values. Lead stays steady while zinc and antimony show modest changes. Cotton futures close barely steady with July and December contracts quoted alongside nearby months.
State examinations for teachers certificates started Wednesday afternoon at the university and will continue through Friday afternoon. Open to those not enrolled in the summer session as accommodation with only the standard $1 education department fee in place.
Multiple job ads listed for male and female applicants. Positions include track workers at 116 South Third, auto trade training with National Automotive School Los Angeles, salesladies, waitresses at Elite Cafe and Liberty Cafe, general housework for an American woman, and domestic duties at Meadows Hotel Las Vegas with a middle aged woman for homekeeping and cooking on a rural ranch in RFD No. 1.
Plans by the Kansas State Agricultural College architecture department and the state office in Topeka call for a new library building and a girls dormitory. The legislature authorized both projects with 24 600 dollars for the library and 300 000 dollars for the dormitory. tentative sites place the library near the corner of the campus partner area and the dormitory near Dennison hall Waters hall area.
A jumble of furnished apartment listings across multiple addresses describes two room, three room, and modern units with features such as glassed porches, garages, sleeping porches, and varying rates. Contacts include multiple phone numbers and street intersections for prospective tenants.
Many entries advertise furnished and partly furnished houses and rooms for rent. Locations include South Aran, Edith, North Fourth, South Seventh, and South Walter with rents from $13 to $40 per month. Some offer garages, sleeping porches, and modern interiors. inquiries list phone numbers and street addresses.
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