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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
5
A report details an Austin encampment with multiple narratives and testimonies. The piece outlines participants, locations, and evolving events within the scene, highlighting community responses and ongoing inquiries into the situation.
A terse item notes Isanta Fe Not 10 did not receive dividends as expected. The short notice mentions ver Ul Mug s, with limited context and no details on parties or dates.
A letter to the editor argues for dairy expansion in Texas pasture country. It describes creamery profits, hog raising, and a forest reserve push to push cattle through winter, urging farmers to diversify beyond hay and oats. It notes New Mexico troops recalling camp life and a San Fe official discussing double tracking the Santa Fe line to Albuquerque.
Clemencia Flutes and Annie Gare of Dog Tees court were cited for frequenting walvens. In the court, each was fined ten dollars.
A garbled court report notes actions in several cases including a quo warranto matter and a wife abuse claim. It mentions Armijo of Berlas, a Santa Fe case, and a Darrow matter with a railway clerk. references a wreck, injuries, and a request for answers from respondents, with parties moving toward statements and hearings. The piece also contains unrelated ad-like lines about coal, bread, and laundry services.
Albuquerque residents and local militia officers hosted visiting Las Cruces and Silver City companies at a banquet at Elis opera house. The Lyllian Leighton company performed and Miss Leighton sang an impromptu verse to Poor Old Man. The audience included khaki clad guardsmen who later attended a burlesque program at the Casino.
A veteran traveler and companion rail against railroads and Mexican workers shipped for railroad construction. They deride the crowding smoker cars and poor conditions, claiming the workers are ignorant of toilet room use and other basic norms aboard No. 2.
Yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James A. Summers on North Sixth Street the marriage of Cora G Pyter and James A Summers Jr was performed by Rev Hugh A Cooper. Only the immediate families attended. The couple plans a Catalina honeymoon and a Los Angeles residence after September. The bride is well known locally and the groom is the son of the late James A Summers, probate clerk.
Superintendent Stroup announces a corn exhibit at the Territorial Fair with prizes of six dollars for best display, two dollars for second, and other awards. Korher & Company of the city donated a year’s supply as a prize for the best exhibit from Bernalite county. Imported Munchen Hof Brau on draught at the White Elephant.
An advertising notice promotes reduced rates for the system and highlights attractions to be witnessed from September 17 to September 22, inviting readers to attend events and enjoy the offerings during the period.
Market reports from Speller and St Louis show firm wool prices while New York money markets indicate steady funds. Chicago grain and pork futures edge mixed. New Mexico news covers irrigation woes, a militia bugle routine at the Casino, and a teachers' institute. Advertising promotes a store clearance sale and Electric Bitters testimonials.
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