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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
8
At F. F. Trotter's grocery store shoppers are assured of the right flavor in every dish. The store says it always procures the best manufactured brands and guarantees them, selecting only reliable labels after thorough checks.
Local and weather notes describe fair conditions and a pleasant day, with social notices of travels, visits, and meetings. The piece mentions residents planning trips to El Paso, Santa Fe, and Mexico City, plus court and police activity, and local business ads.
Cloudbursts lash Southern California causing traffic disruption and flooding. Telegraphic communication remains open only through De Forest wireless system as accumulation blocks roads and bridges. Local authorities issue travel advisories and monitor weather progress.
Interested youths parents and men invited to a medetine in our store at 206 Went Gold avenue Thursday at 7 pm to learn plans and membership terms. Also notes regional rail disruptions and weather impacts from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City affecting travel and logistics.
This morning the socialist ticket was filed with Probate Clerk Walker and becomes a public record. Tonight Colombo hall hosts a mass meeting of artisans opposing the non-partisan ticket with a full crowd anticipated, while J W Slayton speaks on graft and its cure at the Elks opera house tomorrow. A finance committee and registration comparison panel were named by the central committee, as plans unfold for the water plant issue and a possible third ticket. Also announced is the New Orleans pure food show opening March 28 at Washington Artillery hall with strong anticipation of success.
Lester H Hilliard dies at 81 at home on Edith street after tuberculosis. He moved three years ago from Newburg Indiana with his family. Funeral at 2 20 pm tomorrow at home with Rev W Bose officiating. Interment Fairview cemetery. pallbearers B Ruppe M E Hickey D F GIH R M Ball B D Ewers Brook Baker. Friends invited to attend. Pay poll tax for 1906 at Ruppes Drug Store before April 1.
Fragmentary classified items mention a sale of a “Too lotr” and a furnished room with housekeeping utilities near 511 South Third Street. There are references to a pipe organ recital at Matson's and a Congregational Church with 80 cent admission. Also notes about grocery items and a local cash grocery near Marble Toe Gum.
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