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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1905
Page
8
Local weather notes fair conditions with mentions of residents and visitors in the city. Social items cover a council meeting, club events, births, deaths, marriages, travel, and various city happenings with names from Draper to Luna and more.
The store to present a beautiful souvenir tray and calendar to every woman making a twenty five cent purchase this Wednesday and Thursday.
Classified notice from The Citizen advertises a German woman seeking a first class hotel or rooming house chambermaid job. Apply at 202 South Adich Street, OSTA fir bow, lost on the road Camp Birnie, and leave at this office to receive a reward.
A New York City Madam Gross advertises her services and invites customers to call at Anit Man's in New York. She claims to match competitors and promises first class work from a location on Railroad Avenue near LB Tield's. The notice also promotes Kodak finishing at Hawley pool hall on West Railroad Avenue.
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