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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
8
A grocery note assures customers that the store buys only the best manufactured brands. They test reliability before stocking and personally guarantee the quality to ensure flavor in all dishes.
Local arrival news lists George A Shepard of Deming on vacation in New York and Al Mathieu traveling from Cincinnati to work westward. A baby was born to Gus Gustafson. Judge and wife are busy. Rev Crawford returns from a ten day trip through Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Chicago to preach next Sunday. A shed at 306 South Walter Street burned for about 25 dollars. Associated Charities plans continued work with collectors and new subscribers. A wagon accident near old town left John Mann with minor injuries. Mrs Clifton Hill and Dr Stanfill return from a three week camping and hunting trip. National Guard orders require rifle practice Sunday morning for Companies G and E. Albuquerque experiences a blackout due to a blown generator. gas and power officials urge conservation. Parson Sun reports the marriage of Don W Lunk to Edith W Billings in Parsons Kansas on October 11. Lusk previously a Santa Fe newspaperman. Advertisements promote comfort slippers at May's Shoe Store.
Proria October 18 The general session drew a large attendance as the Illinois League of Loan Associations outlined principles and building work Representative Graft Andrigen Sivyne of Chicero spoke on relevant subjects. The meeting also discussed forming a North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers association in Charlotte. Chicago hosts the twentieth annual meeting of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs at Mandel Hall with delegates from across the state.
An early 20th century block of health tips and local notices urges watchfulness over kidney health with Doan's Kidney Pills, including a testimonial from Dean G. Lott of Albuquerque. The page blends advertisements for grocers, shoe stores, and lighting curbs with notices about theater vocal selections, reduced lights due to a power generator outage, and various local sales and rental offerings. Local business names include Foster-Milburn Co., Win, Kieke Propr, May's Shoe Store, E. W. Fee, JAFF KRACK KREA, E Mahar an, and N. W. Alger, among others.
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