Daily Evening Citizen and Local Notes
The Evening Citizen an official paper of Bernalillo County marks its daily weekly publication with large circulation in New Mexico and Northern Arizona. The issue includes local color notes on sunflowers jimson weed and Missouri Kansas comparisons, an advertisement for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, and a Kansas arrest report involving W. Hutchinson returned to Comanche County with requisition papers.
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Bernalillo County
New Mexico
Arizona
Mail
Earsier
Evening Citizen
W. L. Smith
W. ©. Hutchinson
Bert Smith
Comanche County
Saga the
Sunflower Nuisance Case In Kansas City ends in fine
Dr J L Flanders of Kansas City is fined one dollar and costs for allowing sunflowers to grow in his front yard. The Missouri Supreme Court has ruled that sunflowers are a nuisance in Missouri but the state flower remains the sunflower.
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San
Missouri
Kansas
Baltimore
Mlinois
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
J. L. Flanders
Kansas City
Tre
Magstrate Brady
Missouri Supreme Court
Kan
Jimsons
Supreme Court
Deming Sees Growth as Windmill City Surges Ahead
Real estate and insurance man Thomas McCauley predicts rapid Deming expansion as two brick blocks attract moneyed interest and new water works promise abundant supply. A Los Angeles pipe firm lays the line for a well nearly finished, expected to yield millions of gallons daily. McCauley backs city projects and sports ties with the Windmill City club, the Yellow Kids.
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Thomas McCawley
McCauley &Co
Windmill City
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Lacy & Co
Cle
McCauley
Col. PR. Smith
Uncertain fair plans and El Paso game scalp tally
Citizens weighing a serious visit to the fair note the team dubbed Kids has routed El Paso by a large margin, collecting several scalps this season. An ad-like paragraph extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a solution for digestive troubles, claiming it digests food and strengthens digestion.
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el Paso
Alamogordo Banker Hurt in Iowa Wreck
A. J. Anderson president of the First National Bank of Alamogordo was injured in the Golden State Limited wreck near Columbus Junction Iowa. He was taken to Wesley hospital Chicago with non fatal injuries under examination. A telegram from A B Greig reported the condition while friends fear serious injury. Also included is an old patent medicine ad for Mrs Winslow's S soothing Syrup claiming sixty years use and urging purchase.
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A. J. Anderson
First National Bank of
Tragedy in Roosevelt County Ends in Death and Wounding
A dispute in Texico Roosevelt County ends with George Stout killed and Teddy Reed fatally wounded after a kitchen confrontation on the New Mexico Western railroad construction camp. Stout struck Reed with an axe, killing him, while Reed’s action sparked the fatal retaliation. A separate public notice touts Electric Bitters for ailments from liver to nerves, with testimonials. An Ohio woman praises the tonic after illness, and Portview farmer FR Stone irrigates crops with a windmill, yielding 40 000 pounds of onions on three acres and trees nearby.
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Denver Republian
Texico
Roosevelt County
George Stout
New Mexico
Teddy Reed
Stout
Reed
Mary
St. Clair Avenue
Columbus
Ohio
FR. Stone
Portview
Colne
Stone
The Return of Warm Weather Heals Eczema Sufferer
A patient from Urbana, C. E. E. Kelly describes persistent pustular eczema on face and hands for five years. After trying various medicated washes with little relief, eight days into a new treatment the itching lessened and red inflamed skin cleared. No further outbreaks since.
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Urbana
C. EE. Kelly
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Economist
Silkelines
Nottingham
Hamburg
Cretonnes
Honizon Swiss
Citizen
Citizen Publishing Company
Bell
Sunflower and
Jimson
Deming
Alamogordo
Rock Island Limited
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
Autophone
B.f.copp
Dr. Wolfe
N. T. Armijo Building
Japan
Wm. Dolde
N. Peach & CO
West Gold Ave
Bed Rock
Highlands
New Mexico Territorial
U.S Cavalry
Trinidad
Colo
Texas
W. H. Greer
D. K. B. Sellers
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