Sells-Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill to Exhibit in Albuquerque
Buffalo Bill leads a two mile parade as the Sells-Floto Circus returns doubled in size with Warpath, a larger animal show, and acts by Devlins Zouaves plus 100 acrobats. March 28 shows promise three in one with 25 cent general admission and a parade at 10 20 AM led by Buffalo Bill himself.
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Sells-Floto Circus
Buffalo Bill
Albuquerque
Devlin
Zova
Dutch Recardo
Fred Biggs
Omar
U. S
Ted McLeod
Wild Horse
Mike
Viaduct Linking San Diego City and Balboa Park Opens
Progress at the San Diego Exposition grounds shows a 1000 foot reinforced concrete viaduct crossing Cabrillo canyon with seven arches and an artificial lake. Officials say the main exhibit buildings will be completed within thirty days and work is six weeks ahead of schedule. A. B. Brown is listed as a fireman on site.
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San Diego
Cal
Cabrillo Canon
San Diego Exposition Grounds
City of
Balboa Park
Exposition
Local notes on residents and visitors travel and events
Personal notices list departures and arrivals in town. Finley family plans Calif ornia trip. Buckland Bros. prepare agua pura pumping plant. Ed Goebel adopts pumping system at his ranch. Humphrey's brother Phil returns to Tennessee. Mrs M P Eakers and daughter depart for Paris Texas. Gillie Salazar visits Gilbert home from Albuquerque. Ex-sheriff Carlos Baca seen in town from Los Lunas. Lula Frymier visits Becker family from Albuquerque. Freckles at Albuquerque attended by Becker family and others. Three month baby daughter of Satur Nine Baro dies from whooping cough. Baca children affected. Fannie Bowen returns from Yeso and Mountainair. Robertson Branch travels to El Paso. Reading Room concert features readings and ventriloquism. James Niblack leaves for Las Vegas to join Harvey system. Otero and Jaramillo in town on business. Speckmann family visits Socorro and Estancia as he starts farming. News editor wishes success.
Valencia County Teachers Association Program at High School
On Saturday March 28, the Valencia County Teachers Association invites teachers and the public to a program at the High School. Supt. Saturnino Baca opens at 1 30 PM with certification talks and a case for summer school or institute. State Supt. Alvan N. White, Prof. Adalino Sanchez, Dr. C. M. Light, Prof. Frank Saker, J B Gunter and Eos contribute lectures and demonstrations on motivation and high school athletics.
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Adalino Sanchez
Alvan N. White
Eng John Rain
C. M. Light
En Espanol
Eee
Frank Saker
Eos
J.B. Gunter
Frank Sanchez
Father Pickard
al B. Dalies
Dr. C. M
Belen High School
Belen School Notes: Sick Days and Track Meet Prep
Eula Gooch returns after three days illness while Jesus Castillo is out a few days and missed by the Tth grade. Larger boys train for an upcoming track meet. Miss Wilsey's room reports perfect scores in arithmetic by Ignacio Sachs Valentin Torre and Elvise Sanchez.
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Jesus Castillo
Miss Wilsey
Ignacio Sachs
Valentin Torre
Elvise Sanchez
Miss Underworth
Katherine Baca
Samuel Bustamante
New Mexico Arbor Day Proclaimed March 27 by Governor
Governor William C. McDonald proclaims Friday March 27 as Arbor Day in New Mexico and urges school programs on conservation and nature study. Students will vote in a state flower election directed by teachers. The notice also notes a school lecture on Bee Culture and highlights a teachers’ convention in Belen with State Education leaders attending.
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William C. McDonald
New Mexico
State of
City of
Santa Fe
Local Notes and Personnel Updates from the Cutoff and Coast Lines
A. H. Patterson is laid up with an injured foot after being run over by the fire department. W. R. Snowdon, storekeeper, is en route to Los Angeles where his brother is seriously ill. C. A. Willis returns from Kansas to resume his former car inspector role. A. Armijo from Los Lunas becomes an apprentice in the boiler maker trade. Business on the Cutoff and Coast lines improves with seven sections of 34 reported yesterday. FE. Summers and J. G. Hayes stop for a few hours, inspecting yards and bridges. Rumor suggests a through passenger service from the Gulf to the coast may start. California season opens October 1.
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A. H. Patterson
Coast Lines
Gulf
Coast
California
Two Hundred German Families to Settle in New Mexico Soon
Santa Fe reports that the Catholic Colonization Society of Chicago will start with five thousand acres and 200 German families to settle on peas land in the fall. The effort aims to attract 800 more families, with other societies joining if irrigation and the 40 acre homestead bill pass. The 1915 exposition is expected to boost New Mexico’s population and wealth.
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Santa Fe
Catholic Colonization Society of
Chicago
Peas
New Mexic
New Mexico
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
St. Loi
N. M
Santa Fe Trand
Rupert I. Asplund
Santa Se, N. M
Zinc Production Ends Year With Record Smelter Stocks
Final figures show United States metallic zinc output exceeded the prior year, with 1913 total domestic and foreign-ore shelter rising to 346 678 tons and smelter stocks at year end reaching 40 659 tons. Missouri led production while Montana and New Jersey posted gains. overall industry mood remained subdued amid low smelter prices and curtailed operations.
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United State
United States
Missouri
Colorado
Montana
New Jersey
Oklahoma
California
Idaho
Tennessee
Utah
St Patrick’s Dance at Commercial Club by Santa Fe Conductors
A brilliant social event occurred Tuesday night at the Commercial Club with the Santa Fe railroad conductors hosting. An Albuquerque orchestra provided music and the dance continued into the early hours. Names of attendees were not learned, but they were among the best in Belen. Special circus train fares from Belen to Albuquerque offered at 1.50 round trip.
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Commercial Club
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Belen
Floto Circus
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Exposition Grounds
A. B. Brown
Mrs. Finley
Buckland Bros
Ed. Goebel
Mr. Humphrey
Phil
Tenn
M. P. Eakers
Patrick
C. E. Eakers
Paris
Tex
Gillie Salazar
Martin Gilbert
Carlos Baca
Los Lunas
Lula Frymier
John Becker, Jr
McIidowney
Lucie Becker
Jacobson
Saturnine Baro
Mr. Baca
Fannie Bowen
Yeso
Mountainair
Robertson Branch
el Paso
James Niblack
Mrs. Chapman
E. Las Vegas
Harvey System
Eduardo M. Otero
Ruperto Jaramillo
P. A. Speckmann
Socorro
Valencia County Teacher's Ass'n
Saturnino Baca
Eula Gooch
Antonio Lucero
Maurine Trimble
Maurine
Supt. White
Department of Education
New Mexico Normal School
Silver City
Teen
Santa
W. R. Snowdon
Los Angeles
Calif
C. A. Willis
Kansas
A. Armijo
FE. Summers
J. 3. Hayes
C. C. Brooks
Tllinois
London
Joplin
St. Patrick’s Dance
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