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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
3
William W. Wagner died at Copper Queen hospital Mishee after a Brights disease attack following a collapse. He served in troop E of the First United States Volunteer Cavalry the Rough Riders.
Free city mail delivery to be established at Raton on November 1 1906 with two letter carriers one substitute carrier and sixteen letter boxes. Postmasters commissioned Otto F Menge reappointed at Clayton John M Wiley appointed at Silver City and succeeding Mrs Artie E Galloway. Also notices delaying deliveries at Douglas and La Junta and various military and civic orders affecting Albuquerque Austin and Milwaukee travel.
The Evening Citizen presents a long series on tuberculosis and consumption. It urges living outdoors, sun and air, dry soil, and moderate exercise while avoiding crowds dust and dampness. It stresses diet, plentiful milk, and strict hygiene, with caution against self medication and smoking.
The Evening Citizen reports Captain Fr N Horn is improving and hopeful for recovery after paralysis. Meanwhile Elks theater in Albuquerque is converting its ballroom into a skating rink with hardwood floor, slated to open by August 1. Dr J H Sloan learns of his father John O Sloan’s death in Indianapolis after a bout with typhoid and relapse. he was 73, survived by a widow, four daughters and three sons. Mr and Mrs J R Abner of the local government Indian School plan to travel July 1 to Baxter Spring and Indian Territory, noting changes in land ownership and a deed to the wife. details recorded at Miami Territory.
Local notes show ongoing discussions on a proposed highland electric railway line. A, D. Sellers and H. A. Justro seek grades for East Railroad Avenue Gold Avenue and High Street, with engineer Pite Ross engaged and hopes for Columbus city council action after a city visit by Colonel Jasieauker. A Minneapolis franchise may be pursued if talks stall, while a dispatch from Cal at Merfield Field mentions expected efforts. In unrelated dining room events a Alba woman fainted at Motel Ulaite breakfast but recovered with medical help.
The event at Traelon park tomorrow features the McIntosh Browns facing the St Elmos in a local exhibit of baseball and community pride. veterans displaced by youth rally for one last show with Pettus behind the bat and Gallegos in the box, while new arrival Tor on the rubber and Nehor at first base seek to prove themselves amid colorful nicknames and regional sports lore.
Listing of Jersey cattle show classes and prize money with judges and rules. Also Montezuma ball planning notices and committee letters from New Mexico speakers urging attendance and support.
A comrade from Elgin Illinois was struck by cholera and near death after a Grand Army encampment in Washington city. J B Houghland of Eldon Iowa credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after ten years in immigration work and many south and west parties. Sold by all druggists.
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