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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
8
Fair conditions persist with warmer spells expected tonight and Thursday. The item lists routine updates from Sandoval County officials and residents, plus hospital donations, family visits, court matters, church services, bank director selections, and local social and business notices.
Roy M. Ball will wed Gertrude K. Leekley at 8 p m at the bride’s mother Mrs M I teekles 15 South Edith street Both are well known in Albuquerque Ball is a book keeper for J Kotber & Company and Leekley has worked as a clerk for Jaffa Grocery Friends wish them happiness In the City Adjutant General A P Tarkington reports strong interest in target practice to represent New Mexico at the next national encampment Membership issues keep guards short of quota with many joining in Santa Fe leaving soon after.
Wichita January meeting organizes to push railway rate legislation and grant rate commission power. Resolutions aim to countywide organization and a Wisconsin like state bill to control corporations. Nonpartisan gathering with 600 delegates from across the state and speeches by notable officials.
The Fall River dog show, opening today, claims to be the largest and most interesting yet held in the city. Entries exceed previous years with many pedigreed dogs from New England. Prominent kennel clubs represented and over one hundred special prizes offered. Special judges named for Boston terriers, whippets, beagles, greyhounds, French bulldogs, and setters. Licenses for owners of milch cows to attend are available on application to Clerk Harry F. Lee as enforcement of the ordinance continues.
We have moved to 205 West Railroad avenue and, with twelve years in Kodak Sporting Goods and Bicycle work, offer competent service. Bring Kodak finishing and bicycle repairs to F. J. Houston, the Sporting Goods Man, formerly at 118 West Gold avenue, Leather Harness Saddles Lap Robes Horse Blankets Etc. Palmetto Roof Paint lasts five years and stops leaks. Cash paid for hides and parts.
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