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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
6
A humorous dialogue styled vignette features characters discussing vaudeville acts and baseball jargon. The piece blends comic chatter about roles on a team with playful Yiddish and German accented lines, including mentions of a detective job, a pitching record, and a caper involving a spitball.
Dear Margie thanks for sharing your engagement and wedding date. Acknowledge the need for self restraint and wise choices to protect happiness, avoiding heart empty paths. Meanwhile Hillsboro Mines describe a Lerade gold district with eight claims, cyaniding plans, a 50-ton mill, and expansion to 260 tons daily, centered in Hillsboro.
A reflective note on love and marriage recounts past partners and separations. The writer defends a lover named Robert A and contrasts beauty with enduring commitment, likening love to a diamond that can endure or perish. The piece emphasizes loyalty, personal worth, and the ever-present hope of lasting affection.
An old sore or ulcer is described as a symptom of impurities in the blood. The piece argues external remedies fail, urges a blood purifier like S.S.S. to remove the cause, and warns the sore will return if the blood is not purified. It cites testimonials and cautions against cutting out diseased parts.
A burglary at Gearie's Store on Merrick Road yielded $1,000 worth of groceries and assorted goods including anchors, harnesses, nails, cigars, neckties, and whiskey. The thieves entered through a side window, opened the safe without waking residents, and fled with no cash but with many items. The postmaster Lt. 1 and neighbors report a slim chance of recovery.
A young woman requested a marriage license at the county courthouse, with Clerk Pittman and the registrar noting the scene as a rare, sunlit moment of a bride seeking the permit herself. The brief exchange described the process and the clerk’s routine handling of the daily marriage applications.
The city of Albuenarchy New Mexico invites bids for public works under the ordinance. Proposals due by April 19 at noon with a $10,000 bid bond. The contract covers one year from May 6 1907 and includes ambulance service for the destitute, to or from the rest house, as decided by the mayor, city physician or marshal.
Heated bids for furnishing events for city prisoners and for cleaning city buildings. Bidders must submit a certified check of ten dollars to prove good faith. Lowest bid to win. contract runs May 6 1907 for one year. Sealed bids due by 12 noon April 20 1907 to City Clerk Harry Flake.
Osals por cley printing bids will be received in Albuquerque for city printing for one year from May 6 1907. Bids open at a special or regular meeting after April 1 1907. Each bid must include a ten dollar certified check. Bond of two hundred dollars required. Sealed bids due by noon April 20 1907 to city clerk marked Bid for City Printing.
A satirical piece urges labor and persistence during springtime. It contrasts the lazy bug with industrious workers who endure heat, weariness, and long hours, while warning that avoidance leads to losing opportunities and status. It uses humorous tone to push diligence.
Albert and Au Kusilus Chamberlain of North Abington Massachusetts claim to be the oldest twins in the state and possibly the world, born and living in the same town for eighty one years. They recently celebrated their eighty first birthday with friends and relatives. both parents long lived, their earlier life in the shoe trade, now farming and active in local affairs. A local editor notes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as helpful for sedentary life, with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy also advertised.
The city invites sealed bids for furnishing three two horse teams wagons harness and drivers for one year from May 6 1907 with option for three additional teams. Bids due by April 29 1907 with ten dollar bid bond and two hundred dollar performance bond. Sunday work paid pro rata and all bids subject to rejection.
Alike Maude Venard and Mas Lelia Duffin avoided a prowling thief at 623 East Fourth. A man rifled two purses and tried stealing Venard’s ring while they slept. The intruder fled after they woke. Four rings and other items were later found on the porch. nothing else missing.
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