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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1907

Page

8

Local and Personal News From Albuquerque Area

A stream of visitors arrives in the Duke City including B J Manot from Lan Ve ene and Charles Reinken of Belen Mercantile Co. Judge A J Abbott and Gov Hagerman figures appear for business and political notices. Snow dusts the Sandias and Manzanos with up to a foot, while transport delays disrupt trains. Postponed St Johns Guild concert and upcoming elections for justice of the peace and constable highlight the local scene.

B.J. Manot Lan Ve Buatvers Harry W. Kelly Lan Vegas Alva Charles Reinken Belen Mercantile Co Belen Duke City A.J. Abbott Santa Fe

Funeral Rites For Ada Campield Clarke Held Friday

Funeral services for Ada Campield Clarke will be at Congregational Church on South Broadway Friday at 2 oclock, with Barron officiating. Burial at Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers named Felix Lester Maynard Gunsul B J Alger Samuel Pickard Rey Stamm Raymond Stamm. Casket not opened at church. viewing at residence 221 North Seventh Street tonight and tomorrow morning. Postmortem confirmed obstruction in gall duct. no surgery could have prevented death. Miss Maud Holland died of tuberculosis at 410 South Edith Street. body to Columbus Georgia on delayed No 2 train. Mrs Lena White to accompany. Services yesterday at Strong’s for infant son Roy Firnest Moser. interment at Fairview Cemetery. Also an ad for men’s high top shoes at May’s Shoe Store 314 West Railroad Avenue.

Mel Freelove Solomon Lana Magdalena L. G. Rosenfield Kansas City Hagerman C. M. Light Territorial Board of Education Claude Albright Poxeille Elke’ Peru Frank Sandoval Raton F. J. Cowgill Albuquerque San Pedro Mexico Sandia Manzano Ranges New’ Mexico K. J. Kaufman D. H. Carns East Chicago Washington E. N. KK van W. Tully Denver Rees McCloaky Duranko C. ©. Sroufe Southern Pacific Railroad Colorado and Arizona-Denver and Rio Grande Abbott Renehan Santa Fe Reneghan Winslow Mra Campfield-Clarks Sade St. John's Guild Elks’ Opera House St. John’s Guild Ada Campield- Clarke Citien Congregational Church South Broadway Oelock Tev. Barron Fairview Felix Lester Maynard Gunsul B. J. Alger Samuel Pickard Rey Stamm Raymond Stamm North Seventh Street Hope Maud Holland Maug Holland Penc F. M. Morgan Edith Street Columbus Miss Holland Lena White Slater Strong William I Hauser New York Avenue Roy Firnest Moser German Lutheran Church Fairview Cemetery

The American Magazine 1906 Offer for One Dollar

A vintage advertisement touts The American Magazine with Ida Tarbell and Lincoln Steffens among editors. It highlights a limited 14 month offer for 1907 at one dollar, promising two novels, 95 short stories, 28 poems, 70 timely articles and 800 pictures. Readers are urged to mail a dollar to The American Magazine, 141 Fifth Avenue, Newark City.

Leslie Ida M. Tarbell Lincoln Rockefel William Allen Kansas KE. P. Dunne Mr. Dooley Ray Stas d Baker Lincoln Steffens John 8. Phillips American Fifth Avenue Newark City

Winter millinery sale to make room for spring goods

Heginning Friday January 4th Mine Laura M Lute will sell all winter millinery goods regardless of cost to clear space for spring lines. Also wants five bridge and pile driver men with tools at once via Colburn's Employment Agency. Rentals offered: a 60 acre farm four miles north with good pastures and water rights. Butter buyers sought for Matthew Jersey Dairy with Jersey cows and 40 cents per pound, delivery twice weekly. Money to loan on improved city real estate. Juan Garcia.

Laura M. Lute Colburn P.O. Box Albuquerque N. M Matthew Jersey Jersey J. BE. Matthew City

Albuquerque Junk Co Seeks Metal and Cloth Trade

A frayed ad notes a working man with cash seeking cash business and states Albuquerque Junk Co pays from 92.00 to 20.00 per ton for metal scrap rags clothing and magazines. It offers high prices for metals and various recyclables at 606 South Second Street. The ad also mentions local vendors for gas coke and hot chocolate.

Albuquerque Junk Co South Second Street South

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West Railroadane GRO. W T. ¥. Maynard Hickox-Maynard CO New Mexico Jewelers Sven Oy Lemire Ted Lowman & Co Albuqueroue | Hardware CO Everitt Diamond Palace Railroad Ave Justice of the Peace Constable Caesar Grande North Broadway W. W. McClellan W. C. Hurgem John Silva Ranchos de Atrisco People’s Party Fransito Gabaldon Salvador Ansurex H. Connor Stein-Bloch E. L. Washburn Company Russia May's Shoe Store West Railroad Avenue Mae Sixth Street Huning Avenue Juan Garcia Paticulars Call Fee’s Hot Chocolate Walton's Drug Store Colomso Hall Dancing School Learnard & Lindemann Tne Cerrillos W. H. Hahn & CO HH. Chamberlain Gromwell Block Ovkr Simon Stern The Railroad Avenue Clothier RAABE Mauger FIRST Railroad Copper Ave Hardware and Ranch Supplies Sheep Shears TIN Shop Whitney Company Albuquerque, New Mexico Jan Toor
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