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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
8
Clarkville coal sellers hype their product as the best ever burned with high reputation. They guarantee 2000 pounds per ton and offer nail wood, mountain wood and kindling. They emphasize purity, even weight and fair delivery to earn patronage.
Dependable food products are described as those that have stood the test of practical experience. The grocer asserts that their stock avoids questionable brands and patrons can rely on receiving the best in quality flavor and nutrition.
Weather indications forecast partly cloudy nights with local showers in the north portion. Various local notices list trains from east and west, people traveling to visit relatives in Denver Washington St. Joseph and California, and many social engagements. The Rio Grande Chapter R A M meets at 7 30 pm with Dr A B Henderson expected back August 18. Elks hold a meeting with four new members initiated and a banquet served after.
The store announces a closing out sale of summer shoes with price reductions over the next two weeks. A wide assortment of styles and sizes is on display in the windows at 314 West Railroad Avenue, catering to shoppers seeking value and fit.
An old newspaper snippet promotes a sale offering a sterling silver oven with every $5 purchase plus bicycles at cost for thirty days. It also advertises a Knight’s Midnight Sun watermelon social hosted by Highland Methodist Home Mission Society at 616 South Walter Street on Friday August 11 at 7 p.m. The piece notes well known hosts Mr Ridley and wife and their lawn setting as ideal for eating Texas watermelons.
An advertisement proclaims home rendering of hog fat soap by marketing the product as absolutely pure hog fat boiled down with no coloring or adulterations. It touts a 3 pound batch priced at 90 cents and asserts local construction and quality assurances.
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