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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
8
SAUCES AND CONDIMENTS. When purchased at F. F. Trotter's grocery store, are sure to bring the right flavor to all dishes into which they enter. This is because we al ways procure the best manufactured. we find out first what brands are re liable and personally guarantee them.
The notice advertises property locations at 118 and 120 South Second Street in a historic urban district. It identifies F F Trotter as the party involved and notes the parcels are described for sale or transfer within the city records.
Local items include visits by Col. W. M. Berger and Amado Chaves, Republican leaders from Santa Fe, and civic meetings of Woodmen Circle and the Rebekah Lodge. A church guild meeting, social entertainments, and a bridal baggage precaution precede news of the Rosenwald nuptials and Forsythe funeral. The Sandoval Bernalillo county records dispute advances under Charles Safford.
Hon C A Larraccio, the Democratic candidate for delegate to Congress, will address Albuquerque residents at the Hikes wped house Tuesday. The county GOP named a central committee, opened headquarters in the Blenepe building on Railroad, and formed the People’s Ticket with John Beaven for treasurer and exoMhclo collector. The Democrats will have three on the central committee, and changes shifted candidates like Ogle and Pitt Ross. Socialist W P Metcalf was nominated for delegate to Congress, with a campaign meeting planned to outline work. Also advertised is a sale of felt slippers and talsettes at C May Shoe Store, 14 West Railroad St.
Fragmentary classified items include a lost terrier, tradesmen seeking plasterers and masons, employment ads, hair work, and various household wares and supplies with scattered prices and vendors. The readable portions reference Mrs Rutherford and Colburn's Employment Office, 109 West Silver avenue, and 110 West Gold.
In Albuquerque a city-wide promotion offers the Dr Hollem brace a wearers healthful support. The device promises a graceful figure and deep breathing, with military school style training touted for growing boys and girls. Price one dollar. Lady agents sought, Mrs EL Trigg, city general delivery.
A. Bratina estate offers real estate at 928 South Second Street along with a large stock of merchandise and store fixtures. The lump sale on October 17 at 2 pm, without reserve, will include Lot 11 and 12 in block 2 of Baca addition and adjacent improvements. Title guaranteed with abstract and warranty deed. inspect through October 17.
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