Arbor Day Observed March Twenty Seventh in Albuquerque
Committees in each ward organize Arbor Day activities in Albuquerque as Governor Curry designates March 27 for tree planting. Civic Improvement Society backs observance with school flowers and citywide ceremonies. guidance on tree planting and orders is provided by Rev. N W Alger A M Whitcomb and city officials.
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Albuquerque
Curry
Civic Improvement Society
John Barradaile
FE. L. Washburn
A. A. Trimble
Second Ward
W. K. Whitney
J. A. Watson
George Albright
H. Dunbar
Wallace Hesselden
Felix Lester
N. W. Alger
A. M. Whitcomb
Pleasant Physic Claim Attracts Readers
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as mild and pleasant in effect providing a gentle cathartic. It invites readers to visit a drug store for a free sample. It also notes a separate service offering screen work by the Supremor Planning Mill.
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Chamberlain
Delegates March to Silver City for Republican Convention
Two Pullman cars carry delegates from Union Colfax San Miguel Moar San Juan Santa Fe and Sandoval counties bound for the Republican territorial convention in Silver City opening tomorrow at 2 PM Governor Curry travels with the party and will visit Fort Bayard and attend an irrigation congress in Deming before returning to Santa Fe. Notable attendees include Thomas J. Burns A M Edwards Charles A. Speirs Otero Ty Catron and others amid discussions over national convention delegates.
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Silver City
Albuquerque
Territory
Union
Colfax
San Miguel
Moar
San Juan
Santa Fe
Sandoval
Curry
Deming
R. P. Ervien
Marsh
WJ. Mills
Las Vegas
Fort Bayard
Irrigation Congress
Thomas J. Burns
Rio Arriba County
San Juan County
Congress
Tio Arriba
S. EK. Aldrich
Gregory Page
Gallup
Andrews
FE. A. Miera
Sandoval County
N. F. Gallegos
W. E. Goldman
Union County
J. M. Hervey
Solomon Luna
Otero
T. B. Catron
Santa Fe County
Charles A. Speiss
Andrews Gets Sold Turn Down in San Juan County
In San Juan county Farmington Republican convention named A M Edwards Jay Turley Leonard Boat and James Taylor as delegates to Silver City. Edwards and Boat will attend. An effort to endorse W H Andrews for renomination as delegate to congress failed, but an attempt to strike his name from endorsements was also defeated. Delegates moved without instructions on the national delegation.
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Aztec
N. M
San Juan
Farmington
A M. Edwards
Jay Turley
Leonard Boat
James Taylor
Silver City
Edwards
Mr. Boat
W. H. Andrews
Congress
Andrews
Otero
TD. Burns
Rio Arriba County
Otero County Sees Rise in Citizenship and Public Service
The text praises yielding to national standards and equality, notes republican nominees in Otero county and districts have been faithful, and celebrates an influx of desirable citizens contributing to the community's welfare and development.
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New Mexico
Otero County
Critics Target Sanchez Recognition At Silver City Meeting
Estancia New Mexico March 19 Delegates E P Davis Earl Scott and Manuel Sanchez represent Torrance county at the Silver City convention. Recognition of Sanchez, removed as sheriff on malfeasance charges, draws sharp criticism and strains Republican harmony in the county.
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Estancia
N. M
E. P Davis
Earl Scott
Manuel Sanchez
Torrance County
Silver City
Sanchez
San Juan County Opens New Irrigation Era for Growth
New settlers flood San Juan county as 40 000 acres prepare irrigation. Citizens Ditch and Irrigation plans a 6 mile canal near Blanco with cost around 3600000 and water rights near 12 per acre. Eden Canal project to irrigate 26 000 acres under study by Engineer George Anderson. Aztec awaits report while Rio Grande and Animas valley developments spur a large fruit and crop exhibition to Albuquerque.
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Aztec
N. M
San Juan County
Greater
San Juan
Citizens Ditch and Irrigation Company
Blanco
Land and Power Company
George Anderson
Denver
Anderson
Andersen
W Gof Black
Eden Company
Colorado
Rio Grande
Animas Valley
Albuquerque
Con Sullivan in the Toils After Santa Fe Train Confidence Trick
Denver police name the suspect as a notorious crook and arrest him at Santa Fe station aided by Chief Williams. Sullivan used a fake express agent ruse to fleece passenger Davis of seven dollars before train left. Confed partner Houston aided the scam and both men are jailed for safe keeping.
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Con” Sullivan
Denver
Santa Fe
Ben Williams
Treutman
Sullivan
F. J. McKeon
F. D. Houston
Express
A. Davis
Banta Fe Trutt No. 10
Deaver
Davis
Houston
Daiis
Oeaol
Con
Silver Vase Offered For Best Orchid Exhibit
George W. Hickox, renowned New Mexico jeweler, offers a handsome silver vase trophy sixteen and a half inches high to the most successful orchid grower in the territory. The vase will be exhibited at the Irrigation Congress and engraved as a commemorative keepsake, with the offer proposed by Col W. Hopewell, Chairman, Board of Control.
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George W. Hickox
Col W. & Hopewell
Board of Control
New Mexico
Albuquerque Election Proclamation Bonds for Sewers
Mayor Frank McKee proclaims a city election in Albuquerque New Mexico on April 7 1908 from 8 am to 6 pm. Voters will decide on authorizing four hundred thousand dollars in city bonds to fund sewer construction. Polling places listed include the City Police Hall North Second Street and offices on West Gold Avenue Third Street and South Third Street.
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Frank McKee
Albuquerque
New Mexico
North Second Street
Charles Chadwick & Co
West
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
Harry F. Lee
Bargain 9 Room House For Sale In Best City Section
For sale at bargain price a nine room house with cellar and bath on a 50 by 142 foot lot in the best residence area of the city. For particulars apply to Mr Lewin Blon care economist.
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Lewin. Blon
Sandoval Man Seeks Five Year Proof on Homestead Claim
Jose Gutierrea of Sandoval New Mexico seeks five year proof to support his homestead entry No T3637 filed January 21 1904 for the southeast quarter of section six township 23 south range six east. Proof will be made before H N W Otero Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on March 30 1908. Witnesses: Nester Gene sales Meliton Garcia Ambrosio Montoya Ignacio Silva.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
N. M
Jose Gutierrea
Sandoval
NH. W
Otero
Albuquerque
Nester Gene Sales
Bandeval
Meliton Garcia
Ambrosio Montoya
Ignacio Silva
Morning Journal Ad Columns Offer Daily Insight
A note urges readers to learn essential information by reading the advertisements in the Morning Journal columns. The message emphasizes ads as a key source of news and notices for the day.
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Morning Journal
The
Dainty Cakes Tempt Lovers With Daily Varieties
A bakery tempts customers with irresistible cakes and a vast daily selection. Try a different kind each day to prove the satisfying quality and wide options available for pastry lovers.
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Supremor
Albert
Faber
W. Central
Alamogordo
Ioro County
Chase Downs
H. H
J. M. Hawkins
W. Bb. Tipton
PD. M. Sutherland
M. Hawkins
Savage
Rapaciou
Rooosevelt
William T Taft
Ohio
National Congress
George Curry
New
Clovis
Harvey Eating House
Santa Fe Company
John S. Adair
Clovis, N. M
Albuquerque, N. M
John Deere
IMM Agucors
Neo Es
Bain
OLD
J. Korber & Company
Monarch Grocery Pany
West Central Avenue
B.m.williams
Emancipation
Standard Plumbing Company
Southern Cal. Express
California Limited
North
Cal
el P. & Mex
City
Chicago
Chicago Limited
Kan
Pecos
Chi. den &K.C. Se
Lamy
T. BE Purdy
J. Woodward
the Nurserips
the Breen OF Quality
Waltons Drhlg Storl
Dunbar’s
Corner Third
Gold
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
McGuire
Williams Drug Company
Manuel R. Otero
ORS. Copp & Pettit Hoom
N. T. Armile Buildlee
Pioneer Bakery
South Kirst Street
Ruppe
Prescription Pharmacy
WM. Farr Company
Yrebh
Salz
L. B. Putney
Mitchell Wagons
Consolidated Liquor Co
First St
Coppeh
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