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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1906
Page
8
F. F. Trotter's Grocery Store emphasizes selecting only best manufactured brands and personally guaranteeing them. The store commits to identifying reliable labels and ensuring customers receive authentic products for all dishes.
Daily snippets recount weather with 14 hours of sun and a sixteen day mild spell. mentions Civil War era Baltimore occupation and Henry IV’s death dates. notes train reports, local visits, illnesses, travel plans, and social events around Albuquerque including notable residents, business moves, and upcoming races.
A beautifi pair of diamond ear tings offered as an extraordinary bargain at $175. On display in the show window at 118 Railroad avenue, Rosenfield the Pawn Broker. Also notices of storage needs, a 35 cent dinner at Zeiger's Restaurant, a Albuquerque Business College opening, and a May 12 to 19 sale by Kempnich. Window screens and doors advertised by Superior Lumber and Planing Mill Co.
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