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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1906
Page
2
A McKinley County Republican report alleges Ch Howard fled town with Mrs Howard's funds after buying out Irvine market. He left on a horse to Wingate, then train, while the cash was taken and some funds became worthless. Mrs Howard will run the business and seeks best service amid the controversy.
Post offices established at House in Quay county and at Vicksburg in Yuma county with new postmasters Lucie J House and Victor K Sebterdahl. Discontinued postoffice at Jowett, mail to Fruitland. Governor Hagerman appoints J E Clarke as assistant superintendent of public instruction and Brother EB Lewis of St Michael s College to the territorial board of education.
During a Socorro county district court session, attendees alerted District Attorney Wolford to repeated reports of election fraud in San Antonio precinct. Allegations include many ballots not counted and a ballot box kept in a dark room, denying voters a sight of their ballots.
District attorney presented a matter to the grand jury after about a dozen witnesses testified. No evidence supported the charges. It was stated that ballots in the San Antonio precinct were fairly cast and counted. The ballot box stood on a table by a window, allowing voters to see their ballots as they were deposited.
Prof Caddy to visit Wirconsia for two weeks. Ralph Taxher travels to Chicago for vacation with his mother. Professors Richards and Asplund represent the university at the educational association in Las Vegas December 26 to 28. Theta Kappa Delta hosts a dance for new members Henselden McLaughlin and Knowles. Debating teams challenge freshmen for intercollegiate contests after holidays. New Mexico Interscholastic Oratorical contest set for Las Vegas December 28 with six contestants and six topics. awards planned for both higher education and high school divisions. Judges named for thought and composition. delivery panel to be chosen at meeting start.
A dated testimonial promotes Don's Ointment as a cure for hemorrhoids, skin conditions, and related ailments. It includes a user from Albuquerque and a dealer note for Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, claiming rapid relief and urging trials, with an Albuquerque junk company ad for cash buys.
An advertisement urges energetic men and women in New Mexico and Arizona to sell a guaranteed dividend policy. It promises potential earnings of up to 200 dollars weekly and asks for hustling representatives in each town. Also promotes Chamberlain’s salve for sore nipples with nursing care guidance.
Public notice from the United States Land Office Santa Fe dated December 14 1901 and January 26 1907 at Los Lunas New Mexico. Mariana Chav tz de Otero seeks final proof for Small Holding Claim No 264 with witnesses Aragon y Baca Aniceto Aragon Guillermo Orona Quirino Samore. Public invited to cross examine witnesses and present rebuttal evidence. Also includes Chamberlains Cough Remedy praise ad copy and Imperial Laundry Co gas coke ad.
Fragmentary OCR text cites a Gale byline with a reference to Poe and names Reatte and Jo Maleate, attributed to GALE by .4NN & Son, but readable details are limited and no clear event or context emerges.
Classified notice of farm help shoe repair electrical work and lodging offers in Albuquerque and nearby areas. Listings include an aunt for general house work, companion for schooling, hotel construction teams, sale and rental notices, and job opportunities from several employers.
Ki Waterman of Watertown writes of a daughter cured after years of epilepsy by Dr King’s New Life Pills. She has not had an attack for over two years. The advertisement touts a healing tonic as a life giving remedy.
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