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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1905

Page

8

Weather and social notices from a New Mexico town

Weather indicates generally fair tonight and Sunday. Tren arrivals listed with times from east and west. Local society notes report illnesses, travel from California, and visits. ads promote May's Shoe Store with a sales pitch and assurances of quality and low prices at 514 West Railroad Avenue.

May S14 West Railroad Avenue

Local notices from Moxico and Santa Fe scene

A roster of travelers and residents arrives and departs including Mia GC Holuqule of Chicago and Adela of Albuquerque, with others from Portland fair and North Dakota. Prof J McCollum arrives, while legal matters arise as J V Chaves returns from San Marelal on suits against Victoria Land and Cattle. Baseball figures George Parsons reports Santa Fe field progress. engineer A G Kennedy travels to Santa Fe for track work near El Paso.

Moxico Mia Holuqule Chicago Auquerque Mise Adela Fiore Etta West D. Apherson Kathryn Crumpacker la Porte Nit Sacpherson J. V. Chaves Vectorilty San Marelal Victoria Land and Cattle Company Apo George Parsons Base Ball Fame Santa Fe Tuls A. G. Kennedy Fonts Fe Santa Fe Central Railway Tl Paso W. B. Childers

Stranger O. Runs Third in 2:09 Pace at Mattoon

Reports from Mattoon Illinois say Stranger O. of the St Elmo stable finished third in the 2:09 pace. The horse showed poor form in a two week layoff. Halling Morgan did not race at Mattoon. Barnett horses may move to Galesburg to seek stronger purses. Read The Economist ad today.

Iiy Stranger O St. Elmo Mattoon Halling Morgan Barnett Gatenturg Middle State Galesburg Halling Morgan Young Hal Economist

Sunday dinner at Columbus hotel ad read

Readable ad copy promises a Sunday dinner at the Columbus hotel with a notice about The Economist feature on page six. The message emphasizes enjoyment and upcoming listings without specifics.

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