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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
3
A brief ad style note touts Dr Thomas Electric Oil as essential in a tool bag for heat, cuts, bruises, stings and sprains. The fragment implies a household remedy promoting quick relief from common injuries.
El Paso Browns likely to represent the city in the Albuquerque baseball tournament during the territorial fair. Colts have shown no interest in the matter and manager Fisher refuses to split the team. Albuquerque fans suggested selecting top players from both sides, but Fisher vetoed the idea.
Supervisor McClure reports a Washington message announcing nearly one million acres east and south of the Gila reserve added. The expanded area will include Fort Bayard Pinos Altos and Bear Creek Black Range region extending toward Kingston. The present ranger force on the Gila reserve remains noted in the dispatch.
El Paso valley leaders McCutcheon Payne & Co under the Eagle project pledge 5,000 acres for fall allotment and plan to include 1,250 more acres in the New Mexico valley. Owners agree to split land into 140acre parcels and dispose of all but 100 acres per holder before water from the reservoir turns on, with excess land to be transferred to the Water Users' association.
A July 29 parade note promotes Burj Hook Blood Bitters for clear complexions and pure blood. During a severe shower last week in Santa Rita Grant county Mrs Wim Stevenson wife of Engineer Stevenson was knocked down and briefly unconscious by a lightning flash. Deputy U S Marshals Forbes and Kaseman returned from Deming and Silver City after days on Chinese deportation cases.
A local column discusses the fear of ovarian or womb surgery and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a non surgical remedy after medical advice suggested operation. Letters from women share relief after using the tonic and seeking Mrs. Pinkham's guidance. The article notes rising ovarian troubles and includes brief notes on mining and local travel.
The merchant tailor shop at upstairs over 209 West Railroad Avenue announces a new business offering made to measure garments, cleaning, pressing and repair services with a fit guarantee. Owner 0, Bambini reports 15 years in the city and invites public patronage.
Hon Solomon Jaina arrived from Los Lunos to Albuquerque for a day of business with Mrs Luna and local guests. San Antonio merchant John McIntyre and Newton resident Marry Hoffman joined the scene alongside local professionals and new hires at Wal ton drug store and Penn Mutual Life Insurance.
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