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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1906
Page
8
Sauces and condiments guarantee right flavor by using the best manufactured brands. The store personally ensures reliability and quality. Located at 118 and 120 South Second Street.
Fair tonight and Friday. 4 oclock report shows Santa Fe passenger trains arriving. Local residents include Mrs Oscar Goebel visiting, B J Wilson and Percy F Balfour in city on business and mining trips, M L Stern returning from Denver for family death, and ongoing store improvements at A J Maloy's. Several residents plan travel, franchise matters to be discussed at next council meeting. Local union trustee election favors Thomas D Fennessy. Navaho mining district prospects touted by James D May with tramway plans. Wool market view by Brown and Adams. Neher family plans a Jemez hot springs visit.
More than a score of Albuquerque people are sojourning there at present with the intention of spending the entire summer. Mrs. Neher was accompanied by Mrs. Fred Baxter and children.
The Trac ton Park theater will be run anew to be crowd friendly and safe for ladies and children. The Herger-Grove Stock company presents the farce Charley’s Aunt for the rest of the week with a free matinee at 2:30 Monday and a vaudeville matinee at 2:00.
The remains of Mrs Belle Kaufman wife of B D Kaufman died at her North Walter street residence. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 30 from the family home with interment in Fairview cemetery. She leaves a husband and three children. A grand benefit ball by John A Logan Circle No 1 Ladies of the G A R is set for Ellis' ballroom on Wednesday June 6 at 9 o'clock admission one dollar. Scott's orchestra will provide music and Tennis Oxfords with rubber soles and black or white canvas uppers are advertised at 50c 0c 650 and The ate. May's Shoe Store 514 West Railroad avenue.
Classified item outlining a late return to Highland Pharmacy for a reward, a wanted experienced cook for a small family with Mrs J A Barnard, St Joseph Sanitarium, and a separate help-wanted and situation wanted notice for a capable energetic man with office experience seeking a position, light outdoor work acceptable, Millard care Evening Citizen.
An ad dense with vendor names and offers notes Chickering representation by Whitson Music Co in Bayard New Mexico and promotes Chickering pianos as premier. Also lists Post Exchange Building bids and local hardware and grocery ads with prices and services and a lumber mill company reminder.
A trade note warns that Eureka lime is the only product guaranteed not to pop crack or bust during curing. Builders are asked to ensure its specification in contracts, with Hahn & Co. advising careful selection to avoid issues.
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