Albuquerque High School to Graduate Forty Five
Albuquerque New Mexico May 30 The Albuquerque high school will graduate forty five students on Friday night. Twenty five girls and twenty boys will enter state schools with twenty three going to the state university as freshmen when it opens August twenty two. One student will go to the Colorado State School of Mines. The university freshmen class will top one hundred sixty with dormitory space enlarged by new cottages. A new car line to the university should be ready by June fifteenth.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque High School
Tune
State University
State Agricultural College
Colorado State School of Mines
Peros Valley
Freahman
Uncle Sam Corners Color Market in Coal Tar Shortage
Washington May 17 In the face of coal tar color shortages the Bureau of Engraving proceeds with paper money and stamps. Director Ralph reportedly secured the entire color stock in Philadelphia Jersey City and New York to prevent a halt, prompting brokers to offer bonuses for breaking contracts. Prices then soared.
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Washington
Bureau of Engraving
Uncle Sam
Ralph
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Philadelphia
Jersey City
New York
Town Board Special Meeting Minutes and Mortgage Foreclosure Notice
Proceedings record a 1916 town meeting where a 45000 dollar bond sale is scheduled for June 27 at 10 p m and adjournment noted. The second item is a district court mortgage sale notice in Clayton New Mexico. lots 2 and 4 in block 1845 to be sold June 19 unless payment clears, Special Master Hugh B Woodward handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eklund
Otto
Otte
Rixey
District Court of
Union County
New Mexico
Southwestern Savings, Loan and Building Association of
Las Vegas
Richard Davidson Brass
Florence Estelle Brass
Clayton
Hugh B. Woodward
C. T. Toomba
Carrie W. Byler
Washington Byler
Homer Byler
Lola Russell
William V. Russel
Eddie 5. Russell
Zebbie V. Russell
J. P. Roberts
W. Byler
Washington
Byler
William V
Union County Trust and Savings Association
Hay
Juan J, Turan
P. Easterwood
Why Colors Persist in Stamps and Money Printing
A note explains that colors sold for 26 cents a pound recently, with Ralph purchasing a year's supply at that rate. The piece argues this explains why stamps and currency still use colored inks while some nations move to black and white engravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
For Sale Good native cows and calves in New Mexico
Auction note lists young native cows and calves for sale with 1 to 3 years time on approved security. Includes location near Clayton on Clayton Texline road and a seed maize price. Also contains a court notice from Union County NM about quieting title in Lots 17 and 19 Block 1151 with deadline July 8, 1916 and parties named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh B. Woodward
S. E
Clayton
Clayton-Texline Road
Cook Bros
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Brentirr
Wes
Pioneer Garage
Dchelin Wabversal
Uncle Sam Corners
T. H. Rixey
Christian Otto
C. Ekhund
Order of Business
Jones
Florence Estelle Brags
Wieakern Union
Azar
Mdtic
Harden’s
Azar Mercantile Co
E. A. Jacobs
Mt. Dora
Azar Mercantile Company
Shett
Haydon'’s
Kicts
Haydon’s
Ldtfe
Alice Nelson
State of New Mexico
County of Union
Eistriet Court
Bixler Hardware CO
Hartford Complete
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
American Surety Company
Union County Agency
McFadden & Rixey
Tal
Hitchryee Rege
Comley Lumber Co
Aaa
Ernie
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