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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1905

Page

3

Christmas Rush at the Albuquerque Postoffice

Holiday mail surge tightens Albuquerque post office, with crowded halls and packed workspaces as workers strain to handle packages and money orders. Officials urge careful packaging, timely mailing, and proper postage, while noting staffing limits and increased inbound and outbound flows during the festive season.

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Two More Reasons To Withdraw Unsold Lots After January First

The notice outlines reasons to suspend sale of all unsold lots for a period after January 1. It lists prices such as 125, 150, and 200 dollars per 50 foot lot with 10 dollars down and a weekly balance of one dollar. SURETY INVESTMENT CO. is named as owner and seller.

Snowbound Peaks and Flooded Waters in Arizona High Country

Territorial notes report two feet of snow in Prescott with unprecedented winter conditions across northern Arizona. Watersheds on the Salt and Verde rivers face strain unseen by the oldest prospectors and cattlemen amid reports of a harsh season. An advertisement promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion and heartburn, claiming to aid the overworked stomach.

Prescott Arizona Salt River Valley Salt Verde

Phelps Dodge uncovers rich copper strike in New Mexico mine

High grade copper ore is unearthed at the old Hanover mine near Silver City Grant county New Mexico by Phelps Dodge. A large development effort has revealed a substantial ore body with copper content from 14 to 20 percent, comparable to a notable past find. The firm plans further evaluation and mining.

Old Hanover Mine Silver City N. M Old Hanover Haneover Grant County Phelps-Dodge Phelps Doles Company

Local Merchant Donation Clipping Urges Community Support

A clipping from the Exchange appeals to local merchants to fund church construction in a Kansas town. Donors include John Smith Jeweler and Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward with small sums. The piece notes merchants now advertise and print home newspapers, while a 1905 Treasury query discusses liquor sales and bottle refilling.

Bn &Side Kansan John Sentth John Smith Jeweler Sears, Roebuck & Co Montgomery Ward & Co Kansas Town

The Belief in Santa Claus Framed As Moral Awakening

A New York reader argues against Santa Claus skepticism, while a tale of a boy who believed in Santa and sent his requested violin to a crippled Kansas City child inspires charity. The letter from Santa Claus in the North Pole expresses kindness and the boy’s prayers, shaping a humane, hopeful Christmas lesson.

New York Santa Claus Miey Tinct Rood Great St. Nick Kansas City Santa Claub Tua North Pole Dee

Book and Rye Liquor Dealers May Keep Compound For Certain Cases

A commissioner of Internal Revenue J W Yerkes issued a ruling at the request of Collector H P Bardehur allowing book and rye liquor dealers in the district of New Mexico and Arizona to keep a compound under specific conditions without a special license. The decision outlines when such exemptions apply and the regulatory framework governing these arrangements.

Treasury Department Washington H. P. Bardehar Internal Revenue Santa Fe N. M J. W. Yerkes H. P. Bardehur New Mexico Arizona

New Tailor Shop Opens on North First Street

A. J. Morelli, a renowned tailor, reopens a shop on North First Street offering ready to wear alteration repairs and custom suits for both ladies and gentlemen. Patronage of former customers urged. Victor Talking Machine records advertised at Loarsand & Lindemans with 10 inch records now 9 cents and 12 inch records $1.50. Invitations created to solicit orders.

A. J. Morelli North First Street Te Ip Anc Victor Loarsand & Lindemans Recorda

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