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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1906
Page
7
A compact note offers ideas for pleasing a wife with a good rocker and ornamental items. It hints at commerce and the value of suitable gifts during a busy era of commercial activity.
Report from Denver states Gen Sherman Bell learned his newborn daughter would be named Theodore after President Roosevelt. A telegraph misread led to confirmation that the child is a girl, but the chosen name Theodore remains. The tale ties to Bell’s Cuban War service and his mining property inspection.
Alfred R. Cheever of Roswell was granted a license to wed Lace A Simpson of Santa Pe at the Probate Clerk's office yesterday. Rev Hugh A Cooper of the First Presbyterian church arranged the ceremony by telephone with prospective in-law and a room was set for the event. Cheever is a special agent for Mutual Life Insurance. He was formerly at the United States land office at Santa Pe.
A misspelled message thanks Koihenberg and Schiess for a box of El Fraterno clears with compliments of the session. It includes odd references to Burdock Blood Bitters and JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM BREAD, urging appetite, digestion, and vigor. The fragmentary text presents promotional or fanciful language with no clear event or date.
Official matters list a Notary Public appointment for Rose Mo Merri of Albuquerque by Governor Hager. It records articles of incorporation for several firms including Taos Telephone Company and a contracting firm led by Bell, Levy, and others, with capital stock figures and territorial agents.
A woman begged that her marriage not be printed to avoid friends ragging her. Justice Miguel Eve s noted the union of Mamie Graham and Vance Green, both colored, and the couple planned to live at 10 West Lead Avenue. Also included is an advertisement touting Elve Bitters as a miracle cure for eczema and a testimonial from H. M. Adams and wife about their child being cured after taking the tonic.
Md iG Case of Canton Center Connecticut, a 16 year U S service veteran, says Chamberlain s Cough Remedy is king for croup and colds. He reports it gives relief and leaves no bad afterfeet. For sale by all druggists.
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