New Mexico Leaders Seek Union Through Irrigation Congress
In Albuquerque a tour of expansion unfolds with a $400,000 sewer project a $100,000 federal building and a $25,000 irrigation congress hall. B S Rodey lauds Governor Curry and Oklahoma ties while urging unity to gain state voice in national affairs and foreign representation at the congress. The piece highlights widespread growth across city industries and a push to attract attention to New Mexico.
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Albuquerque
Territories
National Irrigation Congress
United States
State Department of the United States
State Department
New Mexico
Union For the Irrigation Congress
Colfax County
Pecos Valley
Acoma
Alabama
Arizona
California
Colorado
Porto Rico
Cervantes
Castellar
B.S. Rodey
Congressman Taylor Warns of Hard Times in Demopolis
Congressman George W. Taylor spoke in Demopolis Alabama on hard times saying the period will bring unpleasant shocks and surprises and urging vigilance as the nation faces economic strain from the New York Tribune.
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George W. Taylor
Demopolis
Ala
The
New York Tribune
New Mexico Naming Debate Acoma Prominent
A former US delegate from New Mexico advocates naming the new state Acoma or Lincoln. He notes popular sentiment against two-word state names and recalls battles in Congress over statehood. The piece cites historical names and a practical tie to the oldest Indian tribe, Acoma, as a preferred option.
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Porto Rico
New Mexico
Washington
Congress
Arizona
Mexicana
Spamerica
Acoma
Alvarado
Apache
Castenada
Coronado
Espanola
Mescalero
Montez Navaho
Linegin
Jefferson
House
Nater Quay
Senate
Benator Harrows
Lincoln
Albuquerque Emerges as Territorial Business and Education Hub
The article portrays Albuquerque as a growing retail and commercial center with mills shipping nationwide, wool scoured locally, and a strong Continental Oil presence. It highlights public utilities, transit, churches, and schools including the University of New Mexico, emphasizing the city as educational and business capital of the territory.
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United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Albuquerque
Continental Ol Company
Occidental
Denvey
Kansas City
Denver
University of New Mexico
United States Indian School
Notice of Final Proof for Beatriz de Sedillo Small Holding
The Department of the Interior notices that Beatriz L. de Sedillo widow of Bonifacio Sedillo intends to make final proof under the 1891 act in 1908 for small holding tract No. 468 in sections 24 and 25 T7N R2W to be proved before J M Luna at Los Lunas NM on March 17 1908. Witnesses Estanislado Otero Guillermo Orona Aniceto Aragon y Garcia and Bernardino Sedillo will prove twenty years of continuous adverse possession. Anyone desiring to protest may cross examine witnesses and offer rebuttal evidence at the time and place indicated. Manuel R. Otero Register
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
N. M
J. M. Luna
Los Lunas
Beatriz L. de Sedillo
Bonifacio Sedillo
Estanislado Otero
Peralta
Guillermo Orona
Aniceto Aragon Y Garcia
Bernardino Sedillo
Interior Department
Manuel R. Otero
Register
Hubbs Laundry Co. Offers Gloss Polish Service
Local laundry firm Hubbs Laundry Co announces a new gloss polish option for clothing and fabric care. The service promises brighter colors, smoother finishes, and quick turnaround to attract customers seeking enhanced garment care.
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Hubbs Laundry Co
Pratts & Co Offers Quick Savings on Groceries
Local ad from Pratts & Co 214 South Second promoting fast sales and small profits with promises of savings on groceries and value to customers.
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Iks
KF. G. Prattt& CO
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American Lumber Company
Southwest
Chicago
Woolen
the Irrigation Congress
Curry
Oklahoma
McGuire
Indian Territory
Wasington
Agoma
Rodey
Morning Journal
Grove
Pierce
Plymouth Rocks
Kansas
Jaffa Grocery Co.lings
Montezuma Trust Company
the People’s Depository
the State National Bank Albuquerque
the Bank of Commerce of
Solomon Luna
W. OS. Strickler
W. J. Johnson
William McIntosh
George Arnot
Albuquerque Lumber Co
First St. and
Marquette Ave
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange
West Central Avenue
Staurant
West Gold
Oxford
M. B. Myers & Sons
N. 2d
Baldridge’s Yard
Baldridge
South First Street
Montezuma Grocery CO
Lucca
Lorenzo Gradi
First National Bank
United States Depository
Depository
Santa FE Railroad
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