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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1905
Page
2
New Mexico towns figure in Deming items with visitors from California, plans for local business projects, and travel notes. Advertisements tout Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup and King's New Discovery for coughs, while local scenes include Miss Nellie Hudson’s New York souvenir pillow and a diamond cure report from Paria.
From the Graphic Mrs T Marshall leaves for Kentucky increasing the Deming orphan tally. Miss Julia Snyder mourns her nephew Charlie Snyder who died after a swimming accident. Mrs Will Clifford returns from New Orleans trip. Mrs J Fendall heads to Welchton La for a three month visit. Catherine Clark returns from Los Angeles. Mrs Emma Kilburn of Silver City remains noted in Deming notices.
An enthusiastic letter from the home of the "Keyhnel Keeyartah of Cartersville" praises Postum Coffee for relieving indigestion and nervous troubles. The writer credits Postum with better sleep, improved health, and a lasting preference over the old coffee, noting relief from drug-like effects and a copy of The Road to Wellville included in each package.
A Las Vegas note lists Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Smyser of Topeka Kansas as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Mills. Smyser, who died in Las Vegas in 1851, once built a fine east side home and now holds an engineering post at Santa Fe in Topeka. Also mentioned are W. S. Carruthers and Albert Wallace arriving as a witness, plus university ties to Missouri and Columbia. The item covers social visits and career moves of local figures.
Banked details cover wheat buying at about two dollars a fanexa, with high regional pays reaching fifteen thousand dollars for crops in the valley. Community updates include Dr Edwin Swisher moving to Magdalena, Conrad Hilton’s visit, Mrs J J Reddin’s arrival, James Stevens at Palomas Springs, and train and injury news around Magdalena. Indictment and trial notes involve Fred Graham, plus indigestion remedies and piano sales from LEARNARD & LINDEMANN as New Mexico’s largest music home.
A jumbled OCR chunk cites a mass of content on Dean's Kidney Pills praised by a New Mexico reader, followed by a bilingual executor notice for Felipe Chaves in Valencia County, and scattered local ads offering scalp and beauty services, drugstore repairs, and a cleaning business, all reflecting early 20th century Albuquerque and surrounding area notices and commerce.
A fragment lists a patient praising S.S.8.8 for rheumatism and blood purification, plus a stream of Wants and employment ads, rental listings, sales pitches, and railroad ticket services typical of a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. It preserves names, places, and business notices with terse, ad-like statements.
In compliance with the annual teachers institute for Bernalillo County to be held at the court house in Old Albuquerque from July 3, 1905 at 10 a m for three weeks. Attendees receive a course of study by the Territorial Board of Education. An examination will follow the institute for those seeking to teach, with strict adherence to state law. 48 teachers are required to attend the exam. supervision by ESLAVIO VIGIL School Superintendent. Also advertisement for Albuquerque Steam Dye Works at 206 West Silver Avenue offering dyeing and cleaning of apparel with guaranteed service by M ILROY DELEON and partners.
Money to loan on furniture pianos organs horses wagons and other chattels also on salaries and warehouse receipts from ten dollars to two hundred thousand dollars. Loans quickly made and strictly private one month to one year with goods to remain in your possession. Calls before borrowing. Steamship tickets available. Rooms 3 and 4 Grant Bldg 205 West Railroad Ave private offices open evenings.
A historical employment notice seeks workers at a railroad and lumber camp, offering positions including two frat class grocery clerks two first class cooks two camp cooks two waitresses one chambermaid three housework girls high pay painters bridge carpenters bridge men wagon washers and laborers with teamsters trackmen eters and tiemen for railroad and lumber camp work.
Fragmentary text mentions Southwestern Employment Agency at 110 South Second Street and a quoted line about DeWitte Witch and Masel Gaines. No coherent event or outcome emerges.
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