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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1907
Page
6
A letter advising Margie on marriage contains cautions about probing a husband's private affairs. It emphasizes letting him keep secrets, not rummaging his desk or strong box, and focusing on one's own duties to maintain peace. It argues jealousy can be protective, and that a husband deserves quiet time and personal space.
A daughter of Governor Charles Bent, Mrs. Scheurich, recounts the Taos massacre of Bent and others in 1847. Mexicans and Pueblo Indians stormed Taos, killed Bent and many Americans, looted stores, and forced survivors into hiding. Colonel Price led a counterattack, with heavy fighting at the old church and surrounding walls. Several ringleaders were hanged after court martial. looted property was later restored to relatives.
A comical tale traces a strong young man who travels to slay a dragon feared by a kingdom. He claims the dragon tongues as proof, then unveils a fake potion scheme that leads to a dubious stock venture and a sly ending.
An older health note explains that slow digestion breeds poison and gas. It criticizes castor oil and strong physic laxatives, praising Cascarets as safe and effective for regular, natural bowel movement and warning to buy genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets in sealed boxes.
The city of Albuquerque invites proposals for burial of pauper dead under ordinance. Bids due April 29 1907 by 12 noon to city clerk with ten dollar bid guarantee. One year contract from May 6 1907 includes ambulance service to destitute cases and pest house transport as directed by city officials.
Sealed bids to furnish meals to city prisoners and cleaning city buildings are invited by the city council. Bids due by 12 noon April 29, 1907, with certified checks of ten dollars payable to the city. Contract runs one year from May 6, 1907. bids to be opened at a council meeting. lowest and best bid accepted. city ordinances apply.
Bids from Albuquerque newspapers for one year city printing starting May 6 1907. Bids must include certified check ten dollars and bond two hundred dollars. Sealed bids due by 12 noon April 29 1907 to city clerk marked Bid for City Printing.
City of Albuquerque issues bids to furnish three two horse teams wagons harness and drivers with option of three more. contract runs May 6 1907 for one year with Sunday work optional. Bids due April 29 1907. Also notices an election May 4 1907 to authorize bond issue of 30000 for city improvements with specific polling sites listed. Frank McKee mayor and Harry F Leb City Clerk seal.
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