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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1906
Page
8
The note promotes F. F. Trotter's grocery store and its policy of selecting reliable brands. It guarantees the authenticity of the products and asserts only the best manufactured goods are procured, aiming to ensure superior flavor in all dishes using their items.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with showers, colder tonight and cooler southern portion. Day was bright and warm, windy and dusty after midday. Numerous brief notices set in Albuquerque and nearby areas include travel, business, and social items with names like Santy Po ptsretet rane, Bert M. Oussey, J. Hobo of Hoboken, Rorst, Creswell, W. L. Bretherton, Dr. M. R. McCrory, and others. Upcoming events include a Shriners meeting, a US court session in Roswell, and a temperance conference. Also noted are travel plans of D. Morelli and Tony to New York and Italy, and performances by Mine. Modjeska bound for San Diego. Local notices close with shopping ad for comfortable slippers and Jullettes at May's shoe store.
Classified notices offer a milk chores request and rewards for missing items plus ad snippets for local dinners and sales. Items mention a man to milk cows, a pearl sunburst pin, dinner specials at Columbus, a ball game gate receipts note, taxes due, and a buggy horse for sale with harness and rubber tired buggy. Names include Walter street and Coal avenue locations.
A cluttered ad snippet touts Chickering & Sons pianos as economical and reliable, naming The Whitson Music Co as the New Mexico representative. It includes unrelated local ads for home products, window screens, carpentry, and a lumber mill, reflecting a fragmented era marketplace.
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