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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1907
Page
3
The new pure food legislation will raise prices on consumer goods as adulterated products, previously used to offer cheaper rates, are phased out. Officials say the change aims to ensure safety and standard quality across foods.
A Puebloan relative recounts rumors about the pure food law causing price rises and reduced supply in the spice trade. Merchants warn most pure foods will cost more as adulteration ends, with pepper and other spices cited. The case of arms root shows genuine articles costing more than imitations.
In Green Bay Wisconsin J Newschwander died of heart disease while retiring from a prayer meeting. Nine years earlier his wife died at nearly the same hour and spot from heart disease as she walked home from prayer meeting.
An official notice reports Western Federation of Miners backing to a strike settlement held indefinitely. Public land filing announcements follow, detailing a 1907 final proof date for Mariana Chaves de Otero and witnesses for the Small Holding claim in New Mexico, with protest rights and examination of witnesses outlined. Dyspepsia cure promotes Hur tock Blood Bitters as a remedy.
A small advertisement promoting a Green Tag Sale with clothing and furnishings for men and boys. It highlights closeout prices including former 50 cent ties now offered at 25 or 45 cents. The notice urges readers to shop before stock runs out.
Retailer promotes remaining stock of Hanan and Douglas Shoes with price concessions on some regular lines, urging customers to inspect offerings, especially in heavy goods, to gain value.
Store offers deep discounts on hats to clear inventory. Men’s hats priced at 2.50 and 3.50 are reduced to 1.75 and 2.50 respectively, with some $5.00 hats marked down to 3.75. Limited stock, hurry.
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