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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR note lists The Chien Painting Company and references non delivery of the paper. It mentions remittances and drafts payable to a publishing entity and an odd postal instruction, with stray phone and address fragments.
Louisville hosts the American Bowling Congress tournament amid record entries and a prize pool over 20 000 dollars. Some 306 to 359 teams compete across events in a vast Armory setup with new alleys and extended schedules to fit the crowds and East and West teams.
An official notice sets April 3 1906 as election day in Albuquerque New Mexico from 9 am to 6 pm at polling halls including City Hall Gold avenue and South Third Street. Voters will select a Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer two First Ward council seats Second and Third Ward council members and two Board of Education members per ward with terms four or two years. FRANK McK Mayor.
Election notices for Albuquerque New Mexico proposing bonds for water works and a city building. Details include polling places West Ward City Hall Second Ward Chadwick Co Third Ward Punbar Fourth Ward Copper Ave and Third St. Dates April 1908 and 1906 with voting hours listed for each ward.
A newspaper classified page lists numerous Wanted notices and ads. Entries seek typists, ponies, housekeepers, assistants, and male travelers, plus real estate rentals and sales, loans, and professional services across Albuquerque and Chicago addresses.
A scanned segments list contractors and architects with contacts in Albuquerque New Mexico. It includes 0 exchange offers ranches for city property T L Exvers accounting services, Pardins trade notes, and statements from independent contractor and builder ads. Trades include brokerage exchanges, plumbing and electrical job suggestions, and professional listings for lawyers architects engineers and beauty culture services.
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