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Albuquerque Evening Citizen in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1905
Page
8
Clarkville Coal Yard Promotes Quality and Fair Weights
A local coal dealer touts its product as pure and free burning with a proven reputation. The firm guarantees 2,000 pounds per ton and offers mill wood and mountain wood delivery from its yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkville
Local and Personal Weather and City News
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with local thunder. Train arrivals listed from the east and west. Notable moves include J D Rakin leaving for northern New Mexico and Sol Weiler heading east for several weeks. Many residents travel for health springs, business, or to visit family. Jose Chaves dies at 65 in Barelas. burial at Barelas Catholic cemetery. Holy week travelers, ex official visitors, and a busy local scene with clubs, ministers, and merchants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Rakin
Lquor
Melini & Eakin
New Mexico
John Koes
Sturges’ Corner
Sol Weiler
Weilller, Jamin & Company
East
Mexico
Colorado
F. A. Jones
Frank
Jemex
Jose Chaves
Barelas
Manuel R. Otero
United States Land Office
Santa Fe
Long Beach
Cal
W. S. Edgar
Hollywood
C. Hall
Max Phrlich
Jemez Hot Springs
Max
Jefferson Raynolds
Las Vegas
A. M. Mandalar
Immaculate Conception Church
W. D. Clayon
Tefl
Montgomery City
Solomon Luna
California
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
W. B. Childers
Mirrence
W. F. Barnscorge Drury
Kansas
W. OR. Brown
Mr. Brown
Lordsburs
Arizona
Louis Hornberg
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Thornton
Pena Bianca
Fair Association
Surety Investment Company
Territories
el Paso
A. Staab
Territorial
Bite Gen
Ed. Staab
Europe
Steam Dye Works Opens on West Silver Avenue
The Albuquerque Steam Dye Works at 206 West Silver avenue across from the post office begins business offering dyeing of all kinds of men s and Indies garments with first class quality guaranteed hats cleaned and blocked MTILROY & DELEON proprietors invite postal cards for calls and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
West
Silver Avenue
Lost Dog Named Fogo in Wallace Hesselden Area
Lost is a white three month old puppy answering to Fogo. Reward offered: ten dollars for return. Also a for sale notice lists household goods furniture stoves graphophone cooking utensils folding bed sewing machine chickens carpets and more at 706 South Arno Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogo
Wallace Hesselden
Arno Street
Valencia County School Funds Apportionment Report
Superintendent Jesus Sanches presents the apportionment of Valencia County school funds listing schools such as Los Lunas Belew Taralea Rio Pueres Cubero Seboyeta San Mateo Valencia Tome Abe Grants Daraboro Maquino and others with shown amounts for each location. The report reflects fund distribution by school and locale.
Grannis Promotes Fancy Embroideries and Wool Goods
MRB C Grannis invites customers to inspect a fine line of fancy goods including Hardanger French and wool embroideries Battenburg crocheted items sofa pillows tea cloths collars cuffs Battenburg patterns baby caps Afghans and opera shawls ladies undergarments and children's clothing made to order Also featuring room 36 Barnett building Albuquerque New Mexico.
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West Railroad Ave
Oxfords
Selves
F. F. Trotter
South Second St
John S. Beaven
Vador
W. Strong's Sons Ugs
C_ May
West Railroad Avenue
Mtilroy & Deleon, Proprietors
Everitt
Railroad Avenue
Valencia County
Fee
Walton's Drug Store
Simon Stern
THE
Railroad Avenue Clothier
Southwest
Whitney Company
North First Street
Lawrence Lee
Fred Lee
North
Pecos
Mrb. C. Grannis
Rex
Albuquerque Lumber CO
John A. Lee
First and Marquette
OPEC
Albuquerque Transfer Co
West Gold Avenue
Bell
Fuehr Undertaking Company
Edwards & Fuehr
Gath
Washburn Co
West Gold Ave
St. Secena St
E. J. Post & CO
Chas. F. Myers
Wm. McIntosh
Binders
Tedders
Colt’s Revolvers
Winchester Rifles
Studebaker Wagons
Wiss
Eclipse Wind Mills
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