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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1906

Page

8

Local and Personal News From Albuquerque and Nearby

Rainfall measured at 1.11 inches as Albuquerque hosts a parade of visitors and residents. Attendees include Holmboe arriving from BE BOM, McGaffey from Horiban McGaffey company stores, and Col Hopewell in Hagan coal fields. Notables John Ortega, Judge McFie, and Judge Parker travel home. mining magnate Edward T. Bennett suffers a stroke. Jose Duran returns from Mexico and El Paso trip. The scene covers court suits for divorce, property fire insurance notes, and community notices.

Holmboe Ofere Tri Maye Paso John Ortega Sante Albuquerque Neill F. Field AL i McMillen Santi Fe A. H. McGaffey Ely Horabin-McGaffey Company Fat Thoreau and Ketner Col. W. & Hopewell Hagan Coal Felds New Mexico Atr Tren Company J. Stone Learnard and Lindemann Muse Juan Martines Maderto Ortiz District Court Teodoca Casaus de Martines Mo W. Flournoy East McKinley County Gallup McFie Parker Supreme Court Santa Fe Edward T. Bennett Cerrillos Joe Duran City of Mexico el Pass Texas Charles Waitt New South Arno Street Benham Indiana Trading Company Mra. Maitis South Third Street Wax Sarah Whitten Spivey Harvey System Christmay Kansas Max Sr. Fitch California Fitch Southwestern Lead and Cal Company Caballo Socorro John T. Willams Company L Twenty-first United States Infantry Fort Logan Colo We Service American Lumber Company Temple Albert Kaplan Gotthard Deutsch Seventh Street West Gall

Obituary and notices from Albuquerque daily

Obituary notices report the death of Thomas O Rourke a construction foreman for Albuquerque Pressed Brick and Tile Company from typhoid fever age about 32 and resident of six years with funeral arrangements undetermined possibly shipped to Leavenworth and Knights of Columbus to handle if buried locally Also noted is the death of Clifford Van Sickle son of well known Hawarden merchants on Santa Fe train No 2 from tuberculosis and likely to Hawarden for burial The fare includes other local ads and announcements including junk company pricing and social event notices with New Year's plans and a public dance invitation at the hall Philipps Regimental Orchestra to play and various sale notices and classifieds

Thomas O'Rourke Thomas O’rourke Albuquerque Pressed Brick & Tile Company Albuquerque Leavenworth Knights of Columbus O'Mourke Clifford van Sickle van Sickle Hawarden Jows C. W. Strong Sons’ Undertaking Phoenix Ariz Philipps

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