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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
8
Dependable food products described as those that have stood the test of practical experience. The grocery store states that only brands with proven quality are sold, ensuring turn, prompt service, high flavor, and superior nutrition for patrons.
The Clarkville coal offering emphasizes purity free burning quality and accurate weight with a guaranteed 2 000 pounds per ton. Also available are mill wood mountain wood and kindling from the yard with reliable delivery and fair pricing.
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with local thundershowers in the north portion. Train arrivals include No. 1 from the east at 7 30 p m and No. 7 from the east at 10 30 p m, No. 8 from the west at 6 45 p m, and No. 2 from the west at 7 56 a m. Local society items mention travels, visitors, licenses, and business moves across Albuquerque with several named residents and venues.
The Sheep Sanitary Board meeting in this city was postponed due to the absence of President Solomon Lana and other members. Secretary Harry F. Lee notes Lana will arrive on a delayed train tonight and attend tomorrow's session. present members include Harry Kelly of Las Vegas and Charles Schioter of Clayton, Union County.
Santa Fe trains Nos 2 8 yesterday and No 2 this morning arrived near Needles between 8 20 and 8 30 with repairs completed and service expected to be back on schedule by tomorrow No 4 tonight reported on time Eastbound Nos 1 and 7 also on time Red Men meeting set for 143 p m Saturday to attend funeral of Aaron Flory led by sachem Joan Motzembacher.
Houston seller B Ilfeld & Co advertises a 6 sterling silver souvenir free with every $5 purchase and chase of goods during a sale. The note promotes bicycles at cost, including high grade Columbia and Tribune models, for thirty days at 118 Gold Ave.
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