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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
8
The grocery advertisement proclaims dependable food products proven by practical experience. It asserts no questionable brand is sold and promises customers the best in quality, value, and nutrition, with absolute reliability in furnishing superior items.
A local coal dealer boasts a strong reputation for purity and free burning properties. The firm promises accurate weight with a guaranteed 2,000 pounds per ton and offers mill wood, mountain wood, and kindling for sale.
Fair weather expected tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions in the south. Various arrivals and visits noted including Max Montoya from San Antonio and Walter O’Brien from Las Vegas. Public figures and professionals such as Hon. W. B. Childers, Captain John F. Fullerton, Dr. Otto Bebber, and J. L. Medler appear in city activity. The Congregational Ladies Aid plans an evening tea at the church parlors. Thomas Geidner, once a bookkeeper for Albuquerque Gas, Electric Light & Power, died recently in Phoenix and was to be buried in Bethlehem, Pa.
An ad highlights INIATURE cream cheese blue label at 15 cents each and Black Cat stockings for men women and children at 1 dollar 25 cents per pair. Storefront listed as C May’s Shoe Store at 314 West Railroad Avenue.
United States attorney for Indite depredation claims Judge Elseworth Ingalia departed Santa Fe for California to attend to in-gal matters. The city reports Mrs George Everitt welcomed a baby girl last Friday at their North Bight Street home. Amadeo Chavez and Charles Safford were in town on business and a correction noted for a church society notice. Detroit native F E Brooks arrived to stay several months near the government Indian school with ties to local resident Dick Lusted.
Deputy Sheriff Newcomer and Fred Fornoff, who attended Young Pecca to the Las Vegas asylum, returned home reporting Las Vegas residents eager for a September fair. The watchword Vamos to Vegas, chosen by Mrs. J. G. McNary for the fall committee, signals public enthusiasm. Plus local ads for cold watermelons, feathers, brooms, and home made veal loaf with a parade at 10:30 tomorrow.
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