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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
7
We offer in home measurements for shades with the largest stock of shade cloth in the city. Special attention to large and odd shades for stores and dwellings. Also carpets rugé lino rooms lace curtains couch covers cafe tapestry portieres. Corner of Coal Avenue and Second Street. Auto and Bell phones.
Attorney Robert Reid of Roswell reports rapid rights of way acquisition for the Eastern Railway of New Mexico from Texico to Willard and construction advancing westward. Trucks say rains needed in Pecos valley. Willard line to open soon. Raton and Gardner work planned with ties from Cimarron Canyon. Yoad aims to speed up contracts. Police and officials take an auto tour Santa Fe to Lamy, road conditions vary Arroyo Hondo to Lamy. Other items note forgery trial in Needles and staff movements at Santa Fe Central and Santa Fe.
California press manager Harantey Wright of the California Promotion committee boasts 225 illustrated articles totaling about 450,000 words and a combined 70.4 million copies of circulation. He claims the title of the clever publicist for promoting California and its chambers. Separately, a government notice from July 1905 invites bids for construction at the Santa Fe school in New Mexico with specifications and bidder locations listed. A fragment mentions a рекламe for a blood purifier.
Beebe Arkansas businessman T M Wood of White County News endorses Chamberlain's remedy noting personal and family use and calling it the best of its kind. The notice praises product availability from dealers nationwide and urges subscriptions for local news.
Governor Otero appoints Joae Ri vera as river commissioner for Pena Blanca in Sandoval county. Rivenburg is reappointed trustee of the Deaf and Dumb Institute in Santa Fe. Notaries public are named: Anacito Bustamante, J. F. Hunt, Leopoldo Sun Chea, John F. Seaman, Eugenio Moya. Gonzales case hearing postponed due to counsel absence.
A detailed engraved map of resort areas from Denver to New York Boston Montreal and Bar Harbor with descriptions and rates. Send a 2 cent stamp to George H Daniels General Passenger Agent Grand Central Station New York for a copy.
Dense classifieds list dental offices led by Dr J E Kraft and appointments via Edmund J Alger, plus numerous employment wants for cooks, waiters, teamsters, carpenters, and laborers across Albuquerque. Attorneys, loan offices, real estate, and travel services appear. notices include lost items and a gas company office move.
Mrs Ailen Coburn Hayward offers clairvoyant readings at 120 South Arno street with office hours 10 to 3 daily and Sundays by appointment. An English Spanish hair tonic promises to stop hair loss and dandruff for 50 cents a bottle with agents sought at 410 South Edith street. Also notices a cure for dyspepsia tied to Mrs Lindsay of Port William Ontario Canada and an advert for Easy to Make club house related item.
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