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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
8
March notes show visitors from Santa Fe and Denver, a millinery opening, lodge meetings, and business trips. Local movers include Miles from Gunn Bros in town, Hereford cattle shipments, and a sub-telegraph yard station planned for the Santa Fe yards.
Mrs D D Coverdale announces spring millinery opening Friday March 22 at 2 oclock continuing all day Saturday and evening to public notice of unrelated plumbing company claims and new spring styles in white and gray canvas Oxfords at C May's Shoe Store 314 West Railroad avenue
Auction by Scott Knight offers complete pool and billiard room furnishings including tables cues racks balls and chairs in Barnett building. Also listed are stoneware jugs jars and chicken equipment plus household items and a local school notice and laundry ad.
Postal order from P. Allen, Box 202, Albuquerque offers 10 pounds of extracted honey at one dollar. The short notice ad seeks orders by mail.
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