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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1905
Page
8
Weather forecast and local notices from Albuquerque detail partly cloudy conditions and possible thunder showers tonight and Tuesday with warmer readings. Community items include lodge meetings, arrivals and departures, and plans for weddings and travel, highlighting notable residents and visiting dignitaries in a brisk, period voice.
Simon Stern, the Railroad Avenue Clothier, advertises summer shirts with green tag prices slashed to 46 and 75 cents, down from 75 cents to 1.50. The sale highlights major savings on lightweight garments.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Grunsfeld will spend a few days at Manitou Springs Colorado then Mrs Grunsfeld returns home while Mr Grunsfeld travels to New York after a brief visit at the resort.
Multiple ads list job offers and sales including ten house carpenters at four dollars and nine hours, riding horse for sale at 1010 North Second street, Autophone 747, Simon Stern promoting four pairs of black or tan hogs for 25 cents, Spanish classes led by Prof. A Montoya, and cheap hose two pairs for 20 to 25 cents, all from local merchants on Railroad Avenue and Fourth Street.
The Albuquerque board of education held a special meeting to authorize cement sidewalks in front of the First ward and Central buildings. The building committee was tasked to prepare specifications and advertise for bids. Members present included Hopkins Briges Luthy Craig Baldridge and Conroy. The Economist ad page six urged readers to visit Berger Cafe for free lunch.
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