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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1907
Page
7
Frutrelle Furniture promotes Hoosier kitchen cabinets in West Virginia. Advertising copy highlights cabinetry options and local dealers. Coal region shoppers are urged to consider durable storage and style.
Santa Fe railroad personnel in Los Angeles and Albuquerque areas face incidents and disciplinary actions. A Texan eight hour law proposal may trigger a large strike across railways, while bids open for a brick dormitory project in Albuquerque. Proposals call for a brick dormitory with plumbing and electric systems, plus a tank and tower extension and electric lighting upgrades. Local notices advertise construction bids and contract details across multiple offices and publications.
Chicago April 23 Western railroad presidents could not reach accord on lengthening passenger train schedules. Burlington claims it loses most under the deal while executives say the new order sets a minimum between Chicago and the Missouri river. Packing house interests and railroads clash over fast freight schedules, with a minimum set and no act of retaliation intended.
A fragmented old notice touts a home mixture said to purify blood and ease rheumatism nerves and backache. It claims easy preparation with Dandelion fluid extract and several syrups, advising a dose after meals and urging readers to obtain ingredients from a local pharmacy.
New York April tale reports a dog named Rover leaping through a broken pane to defend five children from a forced robbery. Rover fought the intruder, sustaining a fatal throat wound, while William Greshauer and family fled to a neighbor as authorities comb the area for the tramp.
Des Moines April 22 Emery a Kansas furniture and undertaking man fell for a matrimonial ad in an Omaha paper by Minnie Leroy of Dex Moines. They arranged to meet in the county clerk’s office to marry. Emery arrived with a red carnation but Minnie was not present. Emery quips that he will return to Wichita and asks to keep the affair out of papers.
Iden City reports Levi Wikingon Ko Pyle traveled by auto to Pierceville to start marking the Sand Fe trail. They will place markers along the route using stones furnished by the state historical society, adjusting positions where necessary. The project notes the shift from wagons to automobile travel and reflects on historical changes in the landscape and technology. Health Coffee ad text distracts from main item.
A reader tells how a cough plagued Fannie Connor of Kretown Tennessee until Dr. King's New Discovery cured her cough and restored her lungs. The ad promotes the medicine as a guaranteed cough and chest remedy sold by druggists for one dollar, alongside Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by W F Gaston of Posco Georgia as the best medicine for whooping cough.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a US history era with dates and an event tied to a nine game sequence. The readable text lacks clear names, places, or outcomes but implies a local interest piece about timing and a festival. Further details are unreadable.
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