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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
5
Merchants invite Albuquerque organizations to vie for a priceless Price and Teeple mahogany piano by voting for the most popular group. The contest runs through December 10, 1905 with free ballots at a local drug store. Votes are gathered at J H O’Rielly & Co and purchased goods earn ballots.
Albuquerque postoffice patrons will face entry changes for a week as crews redeploy departments into a new brick addition. The carrier and free delivery sections move to the addition, the malling area shifts, and lobby space expands. Postmaster Hopkins expects completion by Sunday with better flow and a new gray paint finish easing past year’s cramped conditions.
A fragmentary listing mentions Schilling's Best ginger and other Schilling's Best items with a moneyback guarantee. It also includes a phrase about making bread with Club House Flour and a tease about Knights. The faded text finishes with a Fruits and Vegetables note and a claim of freshness at Maloy's.
An old advertisement lists the Jemez Springs stage line carrying United States mail with stock changes en route. It notes schedules from Albuquerque on Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6am and provides contact for W. L. Trimble & Co. and J. B. Block, with housing and employment notices nearby. It also mentions a general honeywork and boring job at a city edge and a furnished rental at 214 South Walter Street.
Territorial fair activities accelerate with rail fare deals and merchant parade plans. Widespread interest from horse owners signals strong racing, with a 2:11 stake of 1000 dollars and nominations due by September 18.
Logan & Bryin reports a strong close with bullish cues from improved peace prospects. Industrials led gains with steels rising while losers were limited to a few profit takers such as Erie and Wisconsin Central. Broad confidence signals a bull market, and authorities say buy on setbacks as quotes show broad strength across mining and transportation issues.
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