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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1906

Page

5

Port of Delivery for Albuquerque Port of Delivery for Albuquerque Means Saving

Albuquerque merchants face costly delays in importing goods due to local port handling. A port of delivery would cut unpacking costs and time, benefiting patrons and the city. Delegation to Washington could push the plan, utilizing space in the planned federal building.

Albuquerque Benham Indian Trading Company Japan Seattle Denver Custom House el Paso Pass City Custom House Commercial Club Retail Merchants Association Andrews Washington Federal Celal

City’s Juvenile Artists Exhibit At Central School

Albuquerque residents view hundreds of student artworks displayed across four ward rooms in the Central School building this afternoon. Miss Edith Everitt’s Fourth Ward room draws attention with paintings and clever pasteboard designs including a painted Christmas tree and seashore scenes. Miss Emma Woodman organized citywide art instruction, and tonight parents and patrons join a guided tour as the building glows with student talent.

Albuquerque Siward Edith Everitt Fourth Ward Miss Everitt Emma Woodman Schoo Nlabt

Church Makes Good Showing At Annual Meeting

The Congregational church held its annual meeting in the parlor with a good turnout. Reports showed a financial balance and useful year, treasurer listing 7311 in expenses including 4500 for repairs and small benevolence contributions. An election of officers followed naming trustees deacons and church leaders for the upcoming year.

The Congregational Church William Farr Della Holmatist McClusky E. J. Washburn J. Stone Herman Sprers Drury BR. Hodgin Kenneth Ball W. O. Hopping Hopping Ivan Boyadjieve Clyde Hopping Hermin Snyder

Geronimo Club Dance Lights Moonlit Event in Albuquerque

The Geronimo club hosts a moonlight dance on Second Street with subdued lights and a lively orchestra led by Arthur Cox. Cox, from Molues, joins the Albuquerque program after decades with Barnum and Buddy bands, promising a top musical showcase tonight. Also advertised are cash groceries at 215 Marble Ave with soft shell walnuts and almonds on sale this week.

Geronimo Club Colombo Second Street Menta Cox Ellia Reynolds Schroeder Miss Craig Vance Mus Arthur Cox Clarinatint Albuquerque Hie Molues Uyik Heiy Liupher Albuquerque Cash Grocery Marble Ave

Christmas Gifts Includ es Coal And Candy

Captain Nissen of the Salvation Army announces Christmas dinners will include candy for the children and a $1 coal gift for each family. Elks Lodge volunteers fund the project, with support from Masons, Odd Fellows, and other prominent locals. The effort aims to reach about 35 families totaling over 180 people.

Nissen Salvation Army Elks’ Lodge Biks Masons Ee Fellows

Highland Grocery Leads Them All

Highland Grocery and Meat Market shows off festive displays with fine holiday groceries and Christmas dinner ideas. Proprietor Charles Conroy offers friendly service while downtown shoppers seek Christmas bargains at Reliance Electric Co and local florists promote wreaths.

Armidgedo Charles Conroy Tau

Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder Safety Claim

An advertisement touts Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder as a safe choice protecting against alum and related low grade powders. It contrasts pricey branded powders with cheaper mixtures made from alum costing under three cents per pound. The note also includes local event times and a toy sale at cost in Albuquerque.

Telegraphic Markets and Commodity Quotes Across US Stocks

Market letter notes for Logan Bryan private wires with prices from New York stocks and commodities. Copper, lead, and other metals firm. cattle and sheep markets show steady to higher tendencies. grain closes show mixed results with hogs and pork futures listed.

F. J. Grat & Co Logan & Bryan New York American Sugar Amalgamated Copper American Smelters American Car Foundry Atchison, Common B. Oo Canadian Pacific Colorado Fuel Erie Common Missouri Pacific Mexican Central New York Central Norfolk Pennsylvania Reading Southern Pacific St. Pantres Southern Railway Union Pacific U. SS Santa Fe Copper Calumet & Arion Dominion Ares Copper Ridge Ata Nipissing Js Vweewe North Butte Butte Coal Shannon

Christmas Millinery Sale At Miss Laura M Lutes Store

Miss Laura M Lutes at 208 South Second hosts a Christmas sale offering good goods at low prices. The event promises shoppers a chance to save on fashionable millinery items during the holiday season.

Laura M. Lutes South Second

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City ELKS Salvaton Army Highland Grocery Reliance Electric CO West Gold Avenue Ives, Florist Laura M. Lute South Segend Street Dr.prices Kee Curios S. Second Street Albuquerque, N. M Hawley Galthouse MR. Reynolds Kansas City Dee Saints Southern Chicago Der Money Market York Monn Call Firm St. Louis Spelter Spelter Mena Cail C. P. Schutt Oo. A. Matson & CO. Barnett Building Bat W. Morris Jeweler Railroad Avenue Diamond Business Roger Everitt Diamond Palace FIRST Albert Faber Santa Claus Vann Jewelry Company Vann Jewelry CO Pricater Albuquerque Business College Albuquerque, New Mexico W. &. Miliken Alvarado Cathedral Borradaile & Co Gold Ave Colorado Telephone Co Albuquerqle, N. M St. Elmo Joseph Barnett Prop Klister Bros South Second Street
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