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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
14
An advertisement from The Furniture Man promotes Tooker portieres as a comfortable wedding gift or home decor. It highlights ease of use and a welcoming greeting effect for a wife, suggesting home furnishing options.
The Low Wallace Chapter in Albuquerque, named after a noted writer and New Mexico governor, outlines DAR aims to preserve Revolutionary memory, foster knowledge, and promote patriotism. Membership open to women 18 plus descended from proven patriot ancestors. chapter organized February 22 1905 with ongoing meetings and annual Washington's Birthday celebration.
San Antonio reports Victor J. Beott's analysis of decisions holding gasoline lighting permits, often tied to insurance policies, effectively cancel or void related coverage for both tenants and building owners. The piece notes provisions misworded to trigger policy voidances and suggests broader anti explosion constraints under existing law.
The question stirs shoppers as Simon Sterns big clothing store promotes a wide range of gifts for men. Jackets suspenders and wearables are highlighted with emphasis on beakwear and novelty items, inviting readers to choose a present for the recipient.
Chas Conroy proprietor of Highland Grocery advertises a wide holiday assortment with low prices. The promotion highlights a variety of items available at the shop as part of seasonal sales.
A compact advertisement lists Imperial Laundry Co offering home made articles suitable for holiday gifts at Mrs M C Wilson 224 West Gold Avenue. It also promotes nursery products including fruit and shade trees shrubs vines and flowers with N W Alger at 124 South Walter Street urging buyers to buy from someone you know.
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