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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
2
The Congressional Record notes Herbert Hagerman’s nomination confirmed by the Senate. Inauguration is set for Monday January 22 in Santa Fe with the oath by the territory’s chief justice at noon in the supreme court chambers.
Contractor A W Hayden denies a local labor strike report and asserts he discharged one agitator and that none of his current nonunion workers are paid differently. He says the Presbyterian church building committee did not dictate labor choices and stresses his preference is for competent workers regardless of union status.
A Chicago woman extols Grape-Nuts as a health food after stomach trouble and constipation from coffee and heavy meals. She reports digestion improvement, weight gain, and lasting benefit, noting she must use the product twice daily. A physician cited says Grape-Nuts restores digestion.
The piece extols General William Booth as the era’s greatest practical philanthropist. It notes his rise from Methodism, his outreach beyond churches, and his focus on uplifting neglected classes through organized social effort despite prejudice and entrenched norms.
A passage extols General Booth after six decades leading the Salvation Army and Christian Mission praising his worldwide philanthropy. It lauds his focus on urban poverty relief and transforming the lives of the needy through land allotments and organized aid. The writer highlights Booth’s unwavering devotion and impact on Christian service.
Special Correspondence Willard Jan 18 At a meeting at Alt L Means office the Willard board of trade organized with officers Lane A McRae president Renton 8 Jackson vice president Frank J Rath secretary Alt 1 Means treasurer Executive Committee Carl A Dal Hee William McMillan Louis A McRay L Lot e and Dr WA Wilson The body will report by laws at a future meeting Willard has shown rapid growth in 1908 and the outlook is encouraging A correction on sheep assessment sets new valuations at 181 289 head to standardize rates across stockowners
The Santa Fe Elks met at Chel lodge hall to form a Denver club. Members aim to join a common treasury monthly, enabling a body to attend the grand lodge meeting in Denver July 16 to 19. Committees on arrangements, gas, transportation and accommodations were named. President N. J. King and Secretary J. A. Flicher are coordinating signups and attire.
An advertisement from O B Bambini of 209 West Railroad Avenue promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a fast acting treatment for flies cuts and boils. It claims the salve reduces inflammation and draws out infection while a ruby magentary circulation aids healing. The note also advertises tailoring services upstairs at 309 West Railroad Avenue offering suits, cleaning, pressing and repairs for ladies and walking skirts.
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