Albuquerque Trade Excursion Sets Sail With 150 On Board
Albuquerque launches its first trade excursion, a multi car train of five Pullmans and a baggage car detailing 150 business members from diverse firms led by Captain Arthur Everitt. The trip promotes new Southwest towns seen after the Santa Fe cut off voyage and aims to forge long lasting regional commerce ties.
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Albuquerque
Southwest
New Mexico
Chicago
Katsue City
Denver
The
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
Pecos Valley
Estancia Valley
Elks
Professor Grady
Ed L. Mesdler
Train Officers and Support Staff List
Train officers include Fo McCanna excursion manager and M L Stern as commissary bayonet master Musical director J Washburn and soloist Pd L Medler Treasurer Frank Mee Mascot James McCorriscon car captains Arthur Joyeritt Rosenwald John Lee Clarke Frank McKee J HL CP Rielly others assist with the noise
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Gus Hecker State National Bank
R. H. Collier
Prank Meee
James McCorriscon
Car Caaptains
Arthur Joyeritt
DS. Rosenwald
John Lee Clarke
Frank McKee
J. HL CP Rielly
Albuquerque Votes on $400000 Sewerage Bonds
The city of Albuquerque, serving about fifty thousand residents, seeks new sewerage capacity with a $400000 bond issue. Citizens are invited to attend and review details as plans to extend utilities meet rising demands.
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Albuquerque
Albuquerque a steady growth center in the Southwest
Albuquerque, twenty five years old, grown without a boom, has built a robust civic spirit and solid business base. The city sits near the geographic center of New Mexico with rail lines radiating east, west, north and south and gains from the Belen cut-off expanding its trade territory. Local merchants anticipate continued expansion and a large wholesale community, underscored by public spirited funding for projects and manufacturing ventures.
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Lbuquerque
New Mexico
United States
Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
Atelison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Bernalillo
Tunate
Atlantic & Pacific
Aluquerqque
Tha
Arizona & Colorado Railroad
Santa Fe
Belen
Abuquerque
Official Itinerary For Trade Excursion
This time card notes the itinerary is subject to change and all points will be advised in ample time of arrival on Tuesday March 10.
Albuquerque Boomtown of the Southwest
Albuquerque, twenty five years old with a 25000 population, thrives as a trade center over 540000 square miles. It hosts lumber and wool mills, Santa Fe rail shops, a co operative woolen mill, breweries, foundries, hotels, and 60 miles of sidewalks. The city funds public works, schools, a university, and a $40,000 post office while leading irrigation expo plans and hosting a $25,000 armory convention hall project.
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Albuquerque
Great Southwest Territory
Rio Grande Valley
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Topeka
Kansas
Los Angeles
Denver
el Paso
Texas Line
California
Southwest
Santa Fe
New Mexico
United States
Prospect
Milorado Telephone Company
University of New Mexico
United States Indian School
Elks’ Club
Irrigation Congress
Advertis Ag
Congress
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Arthur Eyeritt
Paul Teutsch
J. Strong
W. H. Hahn
H. M. Padgett
Las Vegas
Simon Stern
D. S. Rosenwald
Allan Waas
W. L. Trimble
Nat Greene
First National Bank
EB. H. Harlow
Walter Jaffa
Jan Gro
M. L. Stern
J. W W. O'Rielly
Occidental Life Insurance Co
M. Mandel
W. P. Garside
Mast
Dr. Welller
Charles Ifield & Co
Wagner Hardware Co
G. L. Brooks
Albuquerque Commercial Club
Charles Chadwick
F. Bullington
Porterfield Co
G. A. Kaseman
James McCorriston
Lithgow
the Morning Journal
L. A. Hughes
A. Matson
J. H. O'Reilly
B. N. Carpenter
William McIntosh
F. B. Schwentker
Perfecto Armijo
Bernalila County
A. D. Graham
Colorado Telephone Co
J. S&s. Keepers
G. E. Long
Pr Fo McCanna
Pd L. Medler
San Juain
MS Kinley
Gallupp
Rio
Valencia
Silver Bry
Grant
SCSAR
Mina
Belene
iTor
San Marcial
Rincon
Donnaa Ana
Melilla
France
Santartosa
Torrance
Derphos
Taos
Oferg Tas Crytes
Texas
Cok
Mohaa
Miguel
Lincoln
Des Moines
Clayton
Erie
Roosevel
Portales
Okenna
Wies Sroswew
Shagerman
Ptr
Udayton Akewlood
Carlsbad
Ena
Sloa Mountainair de Willard
Vaughn Werue
Artesia
Roswell
Roswell Te iSa
Willard Estancia
Moriarty
Stanley
Kennedy
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