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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1905
Page
3
J D Emmons announces auto services at Corner Coal Ave and Second St with phone numbers Auto 474 and Bell 155 offering vehicle care and repairs in the neighborhood.
Interview with E P Ripley president of the Santa Fe railroad notes rebates allegations against the line and cites crop progress and ongoing expansion projects. Ripley travels with Santa Fe officials and discusses Belen cut off route plans and new double tracking between Kansas City and Newton.
Eu Titus a twelve year general livestock agent for the Santa Fe railway died at Kansas City yesterday of locomotor ataxia aged 49. He was stricken with paralysis seven years ago. The Santa Fe has arranged low rates to the Grand Canyon on September 20 and 21 with return tickets to be sold on those dates.
A Carthage Missouri teacher describes long illness with nervousness, weight loss, and digestive pain. After trying Grape Nuts and Postum, she reports full recovery, relief from headaches and constipation, and regained ability to work, crediting the cereal-based regimen.
Multiple short items cover rail conductors meeting and staff changes, a San Marcial event, a Santa Fe division marriage, railroad worker transfers, a mother’s health warning with castor oil and remedies, a Quay county sheep sale, a Cumberland infant’s recovery tale, a Tucumcari shotgun accident, and a Chamberlain’s tablets appeal.
Three more arrests in northern Arizona Mormon cases add Henry M. Lander of St Joseph Navaho county rancher and stock man Joseph Fish Holbrook bookkeeper Levi Savage ranchman near Woodruff Navaho county It is known another man sought has fled to Mexico and his three wives plan to join him The men posted 500 bonds for November trial They claim government persecution and say Senator Dubois instigated the arrests followed by political defeat
Advertisement touts Hyomei as a home climate treatment for hay fever with a complete outfit priced at $1 and extra bottles 59 cents. J H O Rielly & Co guarantee refunds if unsatisfied. Also promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin and piles and advertises Thornton cleaning services at 809 North Third Street.
The Navajo Tribe No. 3 Improved Order of Red Men leases the hall on Gold avenue formerly used by Knights for lodge meetings and other purposes. Wm Glaesher general repair shop on South Third Street back of Waltons drug store offers repairs and trades in the city.
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