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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
4
An editorial urges Santa Fe merchants to embrace modern advertising to boost growth and wealth. It contrasts progressive, enterprising firms with fossilized rivals, arguing advertising shapes store success and community advancement, citing Pueblo Chieftain ideas and the need for persistent publicity. Mexican.
A new periodical the Journal of Modern Construction debuts with eighteon plan sets annually. It targets builders owners and carpenters with working plans itemized materials lists and departments on cement heating plumbing painting and building materials. Leading architects contribute and it is published by A J Keith Minneapolis priced twenty cents per copy.
The society lists nine honorary members including Emperor William and King Leopold. Mr Roosevelt has accepted the distinction. An assortment of stray items note political speaking in Indiana in June and assorted misprints about a future New York skyscraper and other chaotic remarks.
An analysis of Stolypin's system shows the senate as sole judge of lower house candidates. Disqualification tactics target rivals like Milukoff, with charges ranging from residency issues to treason. The socialists' secret organization and tabooed parties threaten a government-subservient house, while reforms depend on a controlled election process amid public discontent.
A long discussion notes that New Orleans banned a customary gift with purchases to curb graft but advocates preserving cheerfulness in commerce. It argues cheerful salesmanship boosts trust, repeat business, and goodwill more than money, citing merchants, lawyers, doctors, politicians, and traveling salesmen as examples.
The article critiques Harpers Weekly on January 2, noting a fifty year history shaped by the founder and his sons who no longer guide the publication. It laments a loss of the old hard headed common sense and sincere dedication, suggesting the current weekly is scholastic and pedantic, lacking the older Harpers’ personality and vitality.
Anons council No. 1 D of P holds regal meeting at 8. Degree of Honor meets at 7 30 tonight at Odd Fellows hall with officer installation and refreshments. Missionary society meets tomorrow at 3 at Mrs J H Heald’s home. Colombo Benevolent Society plans a masquerade ball February 12 with three prize costumes. Alamo Hive No 11 0 T M holds installation ceremonies with a banquet. Rosa Furrelle Gideon’s studio hosted a Commercial Club musicale featuring local talent and an array of selections.
A disjointed clipping references a proposed Con ey Island on Pikes Peak and a University of Chicago professor noting cannibal tribes while discussing the pure food movement. A street scene follows with dialogue about introductions, ambition, and a pure food inspector insisting on accompanying the narrator. Iron beds and furnishings are listed at the end.
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