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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1905
Page
8
Dependable food products that stand the test of practical experience. This store sells only groceries above suspicion with brands of unquestionable quality. Patrons relying on us receive the best in flavor nutrition and overall reliability.
The Clarkville coal offers impurity-free, free-burning fuel with guaranteed 2000 pounds per ton and prompt delivery. The yard also sells mountain wood and other kinds of fuel, emphasizing its strong reputation and fairness in weight.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with local thunder showers in the north portion. Arrival of trains from the east noted. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gonzales of 618 New York Avenue are highlighted. A newborn boy and girl are due Thursday, Amado Chavez visiting on official business, and Dr. W. Bi. Wasterday attending to Indian patients. Several local business moves and personnel changes noted, including Spencer-Wallingford merger, and A Simpler moving to 218 South Second Street. Obituary mentions Mrs. Hanlee Leeper’s death in Delaware Ohio. Local school report: Sandoval County teachers’ institute yields success. Twenty teachers examined for certificates. Funeral details for Sanel G. Bragg, 25, and a note on local commerce and attire.
Harmon Wynkoop Jr. died in this city after a brief illness. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Wynkoop, with the mother recently from Tucson, will not reach in time for the funeral. The funeral, tomorrow at 9:30 from O. W. Strong's Sons chapel, burial in Pullview cemetery.
A crowded church schedule lists services at Firat Presbyterian Firat Methodist Episcopal St Johns Episcopal Highland Methodist and Union services with sermons Holy communion and Sunday school times. The Albuquerque Browns face Las Vegas Blues in a rain interrupted ball game at Traction Park, final score 5 4 in favor of Albuquerque before the delay.
An antiquated ad fragment touts the Zeiger Cafe as offering the best Saturday night lunch in town. The jumbled text references an ear for relief from severe itching and promotes Dean's Ointment and a summer taffy sale at Walton's Drug Store.
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