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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
2
The article notes hairdressers hold high status for New York women as decorations must match coiffure and costume. It describes color choices like turquoise, pink, pale blue, and white avoidance, plus common ornaments such as flowers, ribbons, mounted brilliants, and woven loops.
The Uintah region in northwestern Utah opens to settlers on August 28 after a general registration from August 1 to August 12. Eligible individuals include native or naturalized citizens over 21 who have not already claimed or owned 160 acres, with extensive lands available for irrigation farming and potential mineral prospecting.
The notice explains a housing land allotment rule for soldiers with up to four years service. A drawing in Provo Utah will determine entry order, with daily postings of applicant numbers and notification by postal card. Entries start August 28 at 9:00 am in Verna Utah, continuing by number until all lands are claimed. If an applicant misses their turn they may be rescheduled later.
Directory style listing shows attorneys John H. Stings R. W. D. Bryan and Edmund J. Alger, physician C. H. Conner M D, clairvoyant Mrs. Alice Coburn Hayward, and various services in Albuquerque New Mexico. Includes construction and fabrication firms, a summer school notice, hair tonic product, and embroidery goods shop with open hours and contact details.
Seferino Segura a native laborer about 85 years old and unmarried was killed when run over by a Santa Fe train near Shoemaker Tuesday night. He was buried at San Miguel Thursday. five brothers live in Las Vegas area and he was related by marriage to Jose Felix Esquibel and Roman Gallegos, San Miguel County officials.
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