davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01
South Amboy Owls Win

The Owls, of South Amboy, came
to this city yesterday and defeated
the Cloyers by a score of Gil. The
Owls would like to arrange games
with other light senior teams. John
Kvist, 1872 Prospect street. The score
by innings of yesterdays game:
Glover A. C. 5 2 2 o 1 1 0 0 Oil
Owls 1890. 2 D 3 3 2 A 1 0 1-16
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01

Games Today.
New York in Washington.
Boston in Philadelphia.
Chicago in Cleveland.
Detroit in st. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01
CHALLENGES AND RESULTS

The Cliffwood Tigers want to Sc
cure games with all teams averaging
and nineteen. Games can be
arranged through either Thomas
ltewers or John MARI, of Cliffwood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01

z Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Water Commissioners of the
ONCE at the City Hall on July End.
1919 at $50 p. M. for furnishing 1ve
thousand tons (2.24o lbs.) of No. 2
Buekwheat, free burning coal. defiy-
cred on the coal trestle at Runyon
Pumping Station at the rate Of four
cars per week.
Bidders to submit sample Go lbs.9 of
the coal they propose to furnish.
The Commissioners reserve the rig
to reject any or all bids.
BY order of h Board.
s. J. MASOH
superintendent Engin 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01

Score by 1nnInBS.
Tiger A.. c. :. 1 0 2 2 Ks
Three base hits, Bradley and Wal
lace. Struck out, by Young, II; by
Hess, s. Bases ON balls, Hess. s. Hit
by pitcher, Hess fBurke).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01
RESULTS AND STANDINGS
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

New York. I: Boston. 4.
Cincinnati, A.; Chicago, 1. (hrst
gabe.)
Cincinnati. 2; Chicago, 1. (second
game.)
Pittsburg, a; st. Louis, 1.
Standing of the Clubs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01

/. Home HUNS, c. Inree
base hit, Halbert. q; Strafole, 1. Two
base hits, Halbert, 2; Samsoe, 2; An
dersen, 1. Struck out, by Vinegar,
10; by Roman, g.. Base on balls. Ro-
man, 3; Vinegar, 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-01

Score by innings:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
RUTLIgR AUTO COMPANY.

The Butler Auto company was es-
tablished seven years ago and is an
Incorporated concern with capital-
cation of $4,000 and has the follow
ing well known men as officers; L. c.
Butler, president and G. c. Traves,
secretary-treasurer From the very
date of it's beginning the cpmpany has
shown q steady and substantial in
crease IN business accomplished seach
year. The Butler Auto company does
a general garage business, handles
fun and complete line of accessories
and operates one of the most up-to-.
minute repair shops in the city
The garage capacity is seventy cars
and the patronage given keeps it fill
ed greater part of the time. The
really RIG feature of the place Is the
repair shop. 1t is equipped to handle
practically any character of repair
work that comes in. Every facility
has been installed that promotes eff
ficiency in quality of workmanship
turned out and none but the most eX-
pert mechanics are given employment.
Consequently, every job that leaves
the shop, leaves with the Butler Auto
company guarantee, as to durability
and wear. The accessory department
carries Il most comprehensive line of
goods, all of well known manufacture.
The Miller tire is specialized, as i'll
has been found to bear the brunt of
wear in this country better than any
other make.
A most commendable and voluntary
piece Of work done by the Butler Auto
company, was the logging of the road
from Trinidad, Colo, through Albu-I
querque. to Springerville, Ariz. With
out this needed log tourists would bel
unable to get through the country.
1t is something the tourist appreciates
and it has brought its results. Thel
company employees from twelve to fif-
teen people in the various Departmental
of the business, and from the present.
indications. even this large force will
have to be increased in the nearI
future, The outlook is encouraging
and full of promise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY MAKES PHENOMENAL
RECORD IN TWO YEARS ACTIVITY
Officers and All New Mexico Men, Serving Without
Salary and Are Bending Every Effort Make the National
the Premier Company of the Southwest.

Enterprise, supplemented with keen
business judgment, has ever been one
of the leading factors in the develop
ment of the successful business in
stitution. And Albuquerque owes
much to her citizens and their spirit
of enterprise and unerrIng judgment.
Probably in the history of the repre-
sentative concerns of the city, and of
the entire state for that matter, there
is no more striking example of what
can be accomplished by persistency
of purpose. well directed effort and
the energy and push to put things
over" than is exemplified in the
magnificent institution known as the
National Life Insurance company of
the Southwest. Although organized
but two years ago. it has, by its prog
ressive business methods liberal, yet
sound policies and ably managed
activities reached a distinctive place
Of recognition among the insurance
companies of the United States
Illustrative of its popularity, and
the confidence which the people oil
New Mexico have in it's policies, is the
fact that from the very date of itsI
organization, it has written more bust
ness in New Mexico than any other
insurance company doin~ 1usinessl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
JOYCE BAqTERy sraTIoN

Although the Joyce Battery station
mas been in operation but three
months, already it has gained n most
favorable impression among the auto-
h,obile owners of the city. This non
ularity in a large measure. NAV no
attributed to Mr.. w w. joyce who
mas large acquaintance with The
Albuquerque public, made during his
many years of experience here, The
business is showing wonderfuI stridce
each month. and while lit has been
started in small way, comparatively
Mr.. Joyce expects to give personal at
tention to every detail and to enlarge
his operations as necessity demands
The Joyce Battery Station handles
the Vesta Storage Battery, the only
one on the market that has the lock
on the corner of the plate. insuring it
10 not short circuit. This is why thew
are called the double light battery.
Every job that leaves the Joyce shop
is guaranteed. The battery is guar
anteed for Is months service.
The Joyce plant is located in the
rear Of the Coleman Blank garage on
West Central avenue and has every
equipment needed in carrying on the
WORK that comes in. Mr.. joyce
cordially invites. all old friends to call
and give him q trial. ,s,t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
QUICKEL AUTO AND SUPPLY
COMPANY

Starting nine years ago in a very
small way, in a little 25x50 room on
Second street, with limited facilities
and small stock of goods, the
Quickel Auto and Supply company has
shown steady and substantial growth
with each passing year until today
when it is recognized as one of the
leading concerns of its kind in the
entire southwest. Shortly after its be-
ginning the firm outgrew its little
quarters and removed to First street,
where a room 50x142 was utilized.
From here to quarters on West Cen
trail was the next move, then three
years ago the present location was
occupied.
The Quickel Auto and. Supply COM
pany is the authorized Ford agency
and service station and carries full
line of Ford cars of every type,
handles a full and complete line of
Ford parts and has a service station
that is equipped complete in every
detail. In fact, this latter feature
is the BIG BET of the Quickel organ
ization. Special machinery designed
and made purposely for Ford work
has been installed throughout the
plant and there is no job pertaining to
the Ford car that cannot be handled
in the most satisfactory manner in
this shop.
The firm does a wholesale business
in the accessory line and in the sale
Of its goods covers the state of New
Mexico. The plant is located at 500
West Central avenue, where more
than $4,000 square feet of floor space
is given over to the various depart
ments of the business. The Quickel
company furnishes employment to
from twelve to fifteen people. all of
whom are the most dependable to be
found in their given vocations. The
mechanics are the best to be had.
They are all FORD SPECIALISTS,
understand every piece of Ford me.
schanism and are in position to give
quickest, best and most satisfactory
service in every instance. The sales
people are courteous, amicable and
render a service that counts
Efficiency is the watchword
upon the management and adhered to
by the employees,
The Quickel organization is under
the capable management of Mr.. C. S.
QuicEel. tho proprietor, who has given
Heisohal dttsH'loil W every uetali OF
the work 81 zee the beginning, nine
years ago, and who insists upon the
very best effort irsevery department.
It is Mr.. Quickcrs plan to keep pace
at all times with the growing demand
for the Ford product, to increase and
better the facilities as needed and to
render Ford service to lis patrons,
unexcelled in any section of the coun-
try. The future success of the Quickel
Auto. and Supply company, is not
matter Of conjecture, 1t Is an assured
fact,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
NASH ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
COMPANY.

The Nash Electrical Supply com
pany was established eighteen years
ago, and from the very beginning has
shown a steady and substantial in
crease in business accomplished each
year until today. when it is the largest
store Of its kind in the state. The
company does general electrical con-
tracing in every branch carries a full
and complete line of electrical fix
tures, electric supplies, does installa-
ton Of electric motors. in fact. ls
equipped to handle anything pertain
ing TO electrical work in any and all
its branches
The store is located at sos West
Central avenue, where a room 25xl42
houses the stock and displays fixtures,
lamps and electrical devices of every
character. Important contracts, on
which the Nash Electrical Supply
company did the electric work are:
The Elks club, Ilfield eompany's
wholesale house, Gross, Kelly and
Company Wholesale house. Putneys
wholesale house, Rosenwald's store
and many others of equal importance.
The business is under the manage
ment of Mr.. NJ Nash, the proprietor.
who is an Albuquerque booster, first
last and all the time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03

here. And last year the National
organization wrote MORE business in
the state of New Mexico than was
ever written in the state, by ANY
other company before. And while
this is a most remarkable showing for
new company. the officers and
directors are predicting even a greater
showing for the present year. And
although organized but two years, the
company has put in a premium in
come of 100000 most favorable
proof of its solidity.
The National Life Insurance COM
pany, of the Southwest is incorporat-
ed under the laws of the state of New
Mexico and has capitalization of
Sl50,000. 1t is a New Mexico COM
pany, organized by New Mexico men
and with New Mexico capital. The
officers are: John Becker, president.
Nathan Jaffa, president Richard
IL. Hanna, Vlce-presidet and general
consul; b. e. Hernandez, vice-pfesi-
dent; E. L. Chase, secretary and gen
eral manager; J. A. Weinman, treas
urer; w. G. Reid, vice president, and
j. f. Pearce, medical director. All
are Albuquerque and New Mexico
men. with the best interests of the
state at heart and in directing the
affalrs of the National have borne in
mind that its every activity reflects
credit upon the city and state But
word about the officials: Mr.. John
Seeker, the president has been resi-
dcnt or the state for forty-six years
ana is, and has been, identified with
many of the leading enterprises Of
the southwest. John Becker's bank
the tlfst National Bank of Belen, isl
the fenor roll bank of the state, and
pays forty per cent annually to it's
stocknoidefs. Mr.. Becker is one of
NcW Mexico's best known citizens, has
prayed me game ION the square" and
has gained the admiration ana rosnoct
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
BOND-CONNEEL SHEEP AND
WOOL COMPANY

No industry has done more tC
promote hhe advancement OF New
Mexico or the entire Southwest fol
that matter than has the sheep ant
wool business. Throughout this sec.
ton are established firms whose
activities have done more to give fay.
orable publicity to the Great South,
west, than has any other line of bust
ness. one among these large and in
fluential firms. is the Bond -Connel
sheep and Wool company with Of
fices at 204 West Gold avenue, in this
city.
This company was established in
1914 and is an incorporated concern
with sufficient capitalization to carry
on its large and growing affairs. 1t
is differed by the following WELL
known men; Frank Bond, president;
r. c. Dillon, vice president; Walter c.
Cornell, secretary treasurer and man
ager Of the Albuquerque business
while other members of the company
are: G. w. Bond, OF Albuquerque
A. w. West ana Mani Paltanghe, OF
Wagon Mound, and j. H. Mccarthy
of Taos
The Bond-Connell sheep and Wool
company are growers Of sheep and
wool on a large scale, having a range
of sufficient acreage to amply handle
every department of the business
From here the firm covers the entir
state Of New Mexico and parts of Arr
IONA, while in the shipping line they
ship feeding lambs to feeders in tn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03

employment to more than five hum
dred people, the majority of whom
are married men with families who
are helping in every material way
toward the development of the state.
Each employee is imbued with the
llfeld spirit-that of progress-and
lends heavy cooperation with the
management in keeping the policies of
the Ilfeld organization to the highest
point attainable. 1t is a house of
SERVICE, given in free spirit and
fullest measure; it is a house that be-
lieves in the GREAT SOUTHWEST,
of which it has become a part; in
fact, it house whose every day
activities reflect a continual credit
throughout the territory in which it
operates-a credit that is far-reaching
in its influences for upbuilding and
advancement The accompanying cut
shows the Albuquerque house of the
Ilfeld company.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03

of every man with whom he has come
in contact. With him as president of
the National, the people of the state
have every confidence that the affairs
Of the company VIII be administered
"on the square,"
Dr. Pearce, the medical director of
the company, is eX-president of the
New Mexico Medical association, and
has been in active practice in the city
of Albuquerque for the past thirty-siN
years, lie has honored his profession
and ever held it above all material
gain.
Richard II. Hanna, active vice
president and general counsel of the
company, was formerly presiding JUS
tice of the supreme court Of the state
Of New Mexico and is well known
throughout the entire southwest.
Mr. Chase, secretary and general
manager is practical insurance man
and understands every phase of the
game from A to u, He was formerly
identified with insurance activities in
the state of California and has spent
sixteen years wrestling with the in
tricacies of the insurance business as|
they come UP each day and week for
solution. His years of experience I'M
the various departments of the BUSH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03

ness are proving a most valuable asset
to the new organization. In fact, when
one gives an analysis to the personnel
of the companys official roster and
directorate, there is little surprise at
the phenomenal showing it has made
in its short two years of activity. And,
another thing of especial interest to
the policyholders, is, that not one
of the officers of the company are
drawing salary. This by request
of Mr.. Becker, the president, and fol-
lows policy to which he has adhered
during all his business career, to never
draw a salary from any enterprise in
which he is interested, depending
entirely upon dividends for his re-
Enumeration. This fact alone gives
additional confidence to stock holders
and policyholders, assuring them thai
every effort is being made to earn a
dividend.
In writing business the company
covers the states of New Mexico, Ari-
IONA. Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma,
while plans are already being per-
feetod to enlarge this territory and
reach out into other states. The home
office is located in Albuquerque, on
the ground floor of the Korber build
ing, corner Second street and Cop
per avenue, while branch offices are
maintained in the various states in
which the company is operating. The
payroll for the home office alone is
in excess of 100000 annually, prac-
tically all of which is spent in Albu-
quorque.
The National Life Insurance COM
pany is an institution of which AIbu-
querque and New Mexico should be
proud, 1t is an admirably managed
concern, really monument to those
who are responsible for its wonderful
success, and is deserving of the
heartiest support and patronage of
every citizen Of the city and state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
SOUTHWESTERN REALTY AND
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

In continuous business for the past
ten years, during which time he has
aided thousands in obtaining employ
ment. is the record OF j. r. Livesay
proprietor and manager of the South
western Realty and Employment
Agency, located at ITO South Third
street Mr.. Livesay does business over
the states of New Mexico. Arizona.
Texas, oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado
and Utah, supplying workmen for
companies located in these states.
The business will average as many as
3G5 people annually, placed in paying
positions by Mr.. Livesays' organiza-
ton.
Mr. Livesay was connected with the
government for two months, recruits
ing labor Md was in this position when
the armistice was sipned. He supplies
labor for the Santa Fe railroad when
wanted, as we'll as for private indiv,-
duals in Albuuueraue. His postoffice
box Is 73 and his phone S54-the same
numbers respectively as they were
ten years ago when he started in bust
ness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
Albuquerque Home of the Charles nrcld Co.

vantageous points to supply merchan-
disc to patrons in that particular sec
ton. And right here it might be well
to mention, that wherever the Charles
Held company has located, either
store or supply station, that COM
munity has been a Wde-awake, up
to-date community, with every
promise for a steady growth and de-
velopmont.
With q service to the public ex-
tending over a period of more than
half-century during which time the
policy of courtesy. service and quality
of goods sold, has ever been adhered
too. the Charles Ilfeld company has
gained confidence with the trade
that nothing can eradicate.
In the sale and distribution of goods
the company covers the states of New
Mexico and Arizona and southern
Colorado, and in its branch houses
and at its distributing points furnishes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-03
CHARLES UFFID COMPANY


Identified with the growth and de-
velcpment of New Mexico and the on
tire southwest in every legitimate way.
and standing ever ready to contribute
its full quota to whatever enterprise
that promises a betterment for the
country at large, the Charles Ilfeld
company can easily be reckoned as
one Of the southwest's most progress
siye business institutions. In fact, the
entire Ilfeld organization leaves no
stone unturned it its own efforts to
boost the southwest at every oppor-
tune time.
The Charles Held company is the
largest wholesaler or everything in
the entire southwest, having sores
located at Las Vegas, Albuquerque,
Santa Rosa and Magdalena, while
throughout the territory covered are
branch supply stations, located at ad-
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-07

have accepted the agency from
the W. T.. Stewart Land Company OF
the lower Rio Grande Valley as one
of their agents for Holt county, Mis-.
souri,.
a trip to that country provides you
with Special Train. Special Rates. IN.
Guiding Meals. Berth and all Side
Trips. We take you through Houston,
where YOU see a busy. hustling. south.
ern city; then to Galveston. We give
you "a boat ride on the Calf Of Mexico;
then across to- the Beach where you
can dip in tie briny waters Of The
Gulf. We give YOU I'm automobile
ride covering 200 miles of the richest
valley in the United States. cpuallcd
only in the world by the Valley Of the
Nilc-thc Great southern Rio GrandI
Valley. You will visit farms and
farmers and L., me say that the Holt
County farmers in this valley hpv,
made good. You will visit grape
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-07

left the next day in their Ford car,
expecting to drive through, going by
the way of Wichita, where they cx-
with their daughters, Misses Mary
sible positions with the Item Biscuit
Co., of that city. MIR. and Mrs. Kerr
ran Lave been running the hotel here
for the past year and have u host of
friends who were sorry to see thCm
leave. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Schoonover
have moved back into the hotel pr, p.
erty which they have owned ana &C.
cupied for the past ten on fifteen
years, and they are again nicely To-
Gated ia their old home, and it sure
looks good to see dad and Mother"
back ZONE once more.
MIR. and Mrs. J. u. Bridgmon, OF
Maitland, and daughters, May, Edna
and Hope, were here last Sunday, Wis
iting with relatives and friends.
Tom Smith and family were down
frcm SkidmOrc last SUNDAY, visiting
with Mr.. and Mis-. J. ". White.
Joe Butriek, who has been visit
ing with relatives and friends in Iowa,
fol Several weeks, returned home last
Saturday evening.
Had you noticed that mustachc
our friend, Jimmie Hinklc, of fOrtc''
cue neighbofhood, Is growing?
". A. Sollcder was visiting with
home folks in Thurman. Iowa, last
Sunday.
Charley Couts had another run
nyyny with Tho hip tnttip tcnin onp
day last week. while driving to Mpu. d
City with his mother and brother,
Wayne. Near the Oliver Simmons
place tie mules got scared ut dog
aud started to rtn, one Of the sirgl,
trees broke, letting the tongue down
on the ground, throwing Charley, his
mother and Wayne out Of the wagon
the team runnlng to tie Patterson
livery barn in Mound City. whore they
were stopped. Mrs. Couts suffered q
broken rio. Charley and Wayne were
mote or less bruised, u broken wagon
tongue and single tree was tie cX.
tent Of the damage 60 the wagon.
MIR. and Mrs. U. ". llogrcic and
daughter, Hope, were visiting with
relatives In Craig, last Sunday.
George V. lllnllc, Of Forest City
attended the ". q. W. lodge here
last Saturday evening, and brought ur
four applications. Some class 10 that
kind Of work, Sow. George.
Operator A. \. Brown was visit
ing with home folks in Hamburg
Iowa. last Sunday.
The Ground hog saw his shadow
last Sunday morning. and according
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-02-07

fruit and orange groves. You will
traverse the historic border between
Mexico and the United States. You
will see the palm trees and the fig, in
their native element. And you will
also see the tropical and semi-tropical
plants at home in this valley.
You will find country where pub.
lie schools are not surpassed in the
United States, where churches in ev-
cry hamlet arc doing their part in
molding the life and character of the
individual. And where the people are
enjoying real life.
Now, my friends, these special
trains leave Kansas City every Satur-
day night. You are gone just one
week. Make up your mind to 20 and
see this wonderful valley and your
friends-for We have some ten or a
dozen Of the best families Of Holt
County thcre--then decide for your
selves what you want TO do.
For any further information call
on or address,
J. J. LtKENS,
Oregon, Mo.