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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
8
At F F Trotter’s grocery store the sauces and condiments are guaranteed for flavor. The shop emphasizes purchasing the best manufactured brands, verifies reliability, and personally guarantees them to customers.
A string of arrivals and notices from Socorro and Albuquerque plus local events. Notables include Dr. W D Radcliff visiting from Be Ren, auditor G M Stith of the Harvey system registered at the Alvarado, and Mrs J N Coffin returning from the Rio Pecos outing. Also mentions James Eakin of Consolidated Liquor and W P Johnson of American Lumber returning from trips, along with multiple local visits, church society meetings, and upcoming Knights of Pythias event.
A resident plans to visit friends in Dallas after viewing acres of corn and cotton fields. A social at the Pink and White hosted by J C class and First M church is set for Thursday evening, Aug 23. May's Shoe Store advertises closing sale on low shoes at favorable prices.
Walter H Shawnee, a half breed Shawnee Indian, traveled through Shawnee Oklahoma en route to Fort Apache Arizona. He once served on a government commission shaping town names and inspired the town name Shawnee in honor of his service. The city grew to become a regional financial hub with several banks and rich agricultural surroundings.
A sit train began at Seligman yesterday at 2 PM and arrived as train No 2 this morning. The first washout crossing trains arrived late and were followed by several more. Passengers reported crowded stations and strained eating houses. The washouts stretch from Kingman Arizona to Barstow California with seven bridges washed out and fifteen miles of road out between Bagdad and Barstow. If no further washouts occur, trains may run regularly by tomorrow.
Howard Clarke of Benham Indian Trading Co reports a bumper pinon nut crop among Navajos in Arizona. At Round Rock agency 180 miles from Gallup he notes eight years of drought ended, nuts worth about seventeen cents a pound last year, yielding up to five dollars a day for gatherers. Navajo fair visitors expected to bring money to races.
Julius Ublfelder grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias arrives for an official visit and to discuss Grand Lodge matters. He will visit Mineral Lodge No 4 tonight as the Territorial Grand Lodge meeting planned during the twenty sixth annual fair is discussed. Members are urged to attend if possible.
A Citizen Want ad by W. H. Hahn & Co announces August only pricing on coal for next winter. Walton's Drug Store features Fee's Good Cold Root Beer alongside the notice.
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