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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1905
Page
2
A sequence of fuel prices shows variations across stations with figures at 1.40, 1.35, 2.65, 1.45, 1.95, 2.40, 2.00, and 2.25 dollars, reflecting fluctuating market levels. The list suggests a snapshot of regional pricing during the trading day, with no single standout leader.
Local coal seller touts Clarkville coal as the best burn with impurity free combustion and dependable weight. A 2000 pound guarantee per ton is offered, along with mill wood, mountain wood, and kindling. Also markets bugs, furniture, linoleum, and dinnerware on Avenue.
Our store stocks only products that pass strict practical testing. No questionable brands are carried. Patrons can rely on us for top quality, superior flavor, and peak nutrition.
Weather indications favor partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday with local thundershowers in the northeast portion. Train arrivals include No. 1 from the east at 7 30 p m and No. 7 from the east at 10 80 p m, No. from the west 7 10 p m, and No. 2 from the west at 7 55 a m. Local figures and visitors abound, including T B Pollock of Arizona Central Bank in Flagstaff on business, Mrs. B F Copp en route to Las Vegas, and several Albuquerque residents returning from trips or hospital visits. The piece also notes shoe store selling summer stock and a brief weather update.
A vintage church notices page lists services across Highland Me I Church Presbyterians and other congregations. It records sermon times, Sunday school hours, and union services with pastors named such as Rev J M Soule and Pastor McNeil, plus details of Holy Communion and evening services. The piece also recounts the life of Aaron Flory, a respected Albuquerque resident, noting his birth in 1858, travels, work history, charity, family links, and his memory among acquaintances.
High grade Columbia and Tribune bicycles offered at cost for thirty days at Houston location 118 Gold Ave. Also notices of a chicken dinner at the Columbus hotel and a cheap curtain sale at The Economist this week with citizen ads promising results.
During the sale, every five dollar purchase earns a handsome sterling silver souvenir. The Columbus hotel dinner tomorrow features a fine chicken menu and promises the best Sunday dinner in the city.
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