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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1905
Page
8
The text asserts that dependable food products prove their worth and that Patrona’s orders can rely on the store for supplying the best quality, flavor, and nutrition.
The Carson Coal Yard touts Clarkville coal as flawless and free from impurities with free burning quality. They guarantee 2000 pounds per ton and offer mill wood and mountain wood alongside coal.
Fair tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions in the southeast. Trains arrive from the east at 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., from the west at 6:45 a.m. and 7:55 a.m. Local figures include Alderman Louis Hield returning from the east and Dr. P. G. Cornish expected back tonight. Notables passing through or visiting include Judge John R. McFle, Rev. Thomas Harwood, and Sheriff Coddington with transport to Santa Fe.
The city council plans a full quorum session this evening led by Mayor McKee. Key matters long pending should be disposed of, according to the report, and attendance is urged to ensure a complete council presence.
James Wheeler a railway pumper was struck by the California Limited west of Las Vegas at 6 this morning while Wheeler and a fellow worker attempted to lift a gasoline car off the track. Wheeler died instantly from a skull fracture and other injuries. The train was under Engineer Harrison and Conductor Norgrass. Remains were taken to Las Vegas. J T Conley, a Santa Fe Pacific brake man, heads to Chicago and Oskaloosa for a pleasure trip tonight.
A man and woman with a baby carriage have been loudly berating pedestrians on city streets for a week. Officer Knapp intervened, restraining the tirade described as religious zeal and blasphemy. City Marshal McMillin is urged to ensure the ordinance against boisterous conduct is enforced.
New York July 17 Senator W A Clark after an operation for access in the car passed a comfortable night and morning indications point to a big recovery. The notice also mentions a contract to haul about 4000 tons of freight with a good wagon road and fourteen mile distance seeking bids via Albuquerque Evening Citizen.
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