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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
5
Telegraphic market notes from Albuquerque Chicago and Kansas City report bank reserves rising and loan declines while legals and circulation shift. Cattle receipts and livestock prices appear steady across Chicago and Kansas City markets with mixed cattle and sheep values and modest price ranges.
Tomorrow at 2:30 the Albuquerque Browns meet the Madrid Centralice team at Traction Park with ix players from Browns, Santa Fe Central, and Cerrillos. Manager Matson talks of June 20 Las Vegas, July 4 Santa Fe Central games, and July 7 opening at Bata Fe.
A peddler recalls back door calling in Albuquerque and elsewhere. He claims front door approaches offend ladies, while back door visits reveal kitchen matrons as more sympathetic. He recounts a Yuma incident trying to sell garters with a money‑back guarantee, only to learn the woman wore no stockings. He notes improving domestic conditions and rising women’s clubs aiding better home life.
The Indian School held closing exercises for the class of 1907 with a full program of songs poems and drills. Gilbert Cooper presented the class poem He Dug while Mabel Paisano delivered the closing address and diplomas were presented by city attorney M E Hickey.
Notice from a Albuquerque man stating that Felicita Chaves de Garel left the home on June 17 1907 and that he will not be responsible for debts made by her in her own or his name. The note mentions June 21 1907 and includes an advertisement fragment for Mission Iron bras and wood beda patterns and a casino event.
The Learnard and Lindemann Boys Band held a concert last evening at their West Gold Avenue hall. It drew a full house with receipts sufficient for new uniforms and instruments. The program featured difficult solo pieces and piano duets by Miss Asslyn and Reed, plus a monologue by Joe Scotts and remarks by band founder Mr Learnard. Applause was hearty and a repeat show is planned next Saturday in front of the West Gold music store. The band roster includes Will Mt, Henry Clarke, John McQuade, Antonio Nicolacci, Chart Clarke, Harold Mace, William Pome, Walter Charke, Ray Carson, Geo Clarke, Willy McQuade, Charlie Bruno, Gulceppe Nico, Henry Pomeratik, Charlie Boatright, Eddie Tafoy, and William Kieke among others.
The Albuquerque School Board invites bids for the frame building at 210 North Edith Street to be moved and cellar rebuilt by the purchaser within fifteen days after the bid is let. Bids due by 3 o'clock, June 24, 2007. Wm A Keltabn, Clerk.
Early signs of a child’s loose bowels require immediate care. Give Chamberlain’s Soothing Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy first, then continue with the provided directions for each bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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