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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1905
Page
3
The Socorro Commercial club has elected Capt. M. Cooney as president, John Greenwald as vice president, John B Griffith as secretary, and A. D. Coon as treasurer. Originated as a social group, it now includes a business aim poised to benefit the city, the Chieftain notes.
An early 20th century ad touts Herbine as a daily tonic to ward off disease, relieve constipation and liver troubles, claiming blood purification and overall vigor. A testimonial from Mrs. BD W Smith of Whitney, Texas, dated April 2 endorses the medicine as best for constipation and liver issues. Sold by J HL O’Rielly & Co.
It is quite warm but not enough to deter students joining the summer session. New entrants include Miss Webster, Mr Ashton, Carlos Noyer, Helen Noyer, and Miss Ward from Los Angeles. Grace McBrian, William McMillan, Emmons, and Leo Garcia enrolled in bookkeeping while a large penmanship class forms. Dolores Armijo does special work in normal branches. Miss Relihan leads Latin and higher English for high school pupils. Prof Mento assumes Spanish and will start French and Italian next week. Weekly typewriter speed contests invite visitors.
An 1880s advertisement from Concord touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for a painful sore on the upper lip, claiming it enabled eating again after other remedies failed. It promotes arnica for burns, cuts, and wounds and notes availability at druggists for a small price.
John Bunson a night car inspector at the yarda buys a five room house at 14 South Arno from Porterfield Company after paying $15 monthly rent for nine years. He expects payments only slightly higher than rent and to finish in four years, urging friends to pursue easy payments through Porterfield at 110 West Gold avenue. Also mentions Ballard’s Horehound Syrup praised for coughs and colds by Mrs. C Peterman of Topeka and notices about The Citizen newspaper service for Albuquerque residents moving away.
Registered guests at the Hollenbeck hotel in Los Angeles include Charles O Bilis Prescott Arizona D Clark Clifton Arizona A Troynovitch and C H Edmondson Globe Arizona Ed W Walcott San Marcial N Marcus A Smith Tucson Arizona R W Hearns and wife San Antonio New Mexico R B Stevens and wife El Paso Texas T Hendricks and J Spaeth Wilcox Arizona Edward Jees and wife Albuquerque New Mexico Lawrence Thatloch Globe Arizona J M Conway El Paso Texas Mrs F B E Jones Bisbee Arizona J C Pursley and wife Safford Arizona L M Lewis Gold Roads Arizona J H La Rae and Mrs J R Porecell Phoenix Arizona
A Socorro county jury found Escolantico Tats guilty of murder in the first degree for the December killing of Petra Sanches de Torres in San Marcial. Witness David Cuellar testified he killed the victim under Tats’s pistol threat. Tats was convicted after a fast trial lasting forty five minutes. District Attorney Elfego Baca led the prosecution with defense by J S Fielder and John E. Griffith.
A mixture of ads and anecdotes notes genuine Singer lubricant claims and Albuquerque store location at 218% South Second St. It quotes a Virginia father praising Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for infant cholera infantum and Ballard’s Snow Liniment as a rapid burn healer. An Economist ad highlights a “Special” offer.
An old advertisement touts Fee's Summer Taffy available only at Waltons Drug Store. It repeats three reasons mothers choose One Minute Cough Cure, claiming it is harmless, tastes good to children, and cures coughs croup and whooping cough when other remedies fail, sold by all druggists.
The Golden State Limited, train numbers 42 and 44, will operate daily between Chicago and California cities including Los Angeles Santa Barbara and San Francisco. The service extends through winter schedules to boost quickest travel times to destinations in California Arizona New Mexico Texas and the southwest and to eastern points such as Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and New York. Patronage remains strong and officials announce continued service with buffet library car standard and tourist sleepers to meet demand.
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