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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1905

Page

3

Albuquerque Real Estate Boom Sparks Twenty Nine Homes Under Way

In Albuquerque the growth shows twenty nine new houses under construction with more planned. The Surety Investment company reports twenty lots sold at prices from 100 to 200 dollars each, on installments of ten dollars down and one dollar monthly. Office at 110 South Second Street, manager K B Sellers.

Surety Investment Company South Second Street K. B. Sellers Sandoval Cance J. W. McQuade South First Street R. J. Sweeney Tocnl New Mexico Arizona Blickensderfer F. J. Houston Albuquerque, N. M Moler'a System College Los Angeles

Club Women and Crime Spark Penitentiary Reform Debate

A Nebraska Federation of Women's Clubs session features national president Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker urging reform in penitentiaries and arguing women should target the roots of crime in homes. She criticizes weak mothers and calls for removing children from harmful environments to prevent crime.

Nebraska Federation of Women’s Clubs Sarah Platt Decker National Federation of Women's Clubs

Submerged Indian Secret to White Hunters Unearths Alaskan Spring

Report describes a legendary ocean side mineral spring on Sarembo off Alaska where natives kept the location for generations. A hunting party recently found it and secured rights to pipe and bottle the waters for commerce. Local lore ties the spring to healing powers and a family line through neon handoffs.

Sarembo Indiana Alaska Saremho Springs

Congress Visitors Praise Arizona and Board of Trade

Visiting congressmen expressed strong enthusiasm for Arizona noting resources and future prospects. After a reception at Hotel Adams they toured lamplit streets visiting the Republican office and Board of Trade exhibits including pumpkins fruit mineral displays and Roosevelt reservoir models. Engineer L C Hill and locals assisted as attendees praised hospitality and the board’s flexible arrangements amid late planning changes.

Congress- Ines Arizona Hotel Adams Andi Enterprises Republican Ofice Board of Trade Room Roosevelt Reservoir L. C. Hill Roosevelt Board of Trade Fulchler van der Veer

Witness Avoids Court as Man Hid by Canal Bank

Deputy Sheriff Wayne Davis returned from Sunflower and other points where he subpoenaed witnesses for the October term. He pursued Frank Kirkland to attend court for the Pulwhler case but Kirkland hid near the canal edge and fled back to a blacksmith shop. Davis waited, then followed to a small building where two men worked and a man was found behind the door. He summoned Kirkland and then went to town, while embroidery materials and handmade Christmas gifts were advertised.

Wayne Davis Sunflower Gila County Frank Kirklandls al Pulwhler Kirkland Arisena Arizona Canal Jim Dart

Souvenir Postcards and employment ads in one note

A scattered 1900s style classified listing includes mailorder style ads for souvenir postal cards and executive positions, plus WANTED notices for workers in various trades, room rentals, and a county bond payment notice from Bernalillo New Mexico calling for bond presentations by Nov 16 1905 with interest ceasing after that date.

Dont Borrow Trouble Try Electric Bitters Today

An advertisement by J. A. Summers, Clerk, promoting Electric Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia, bilious woes, Bright's disease, and internal disorders. It claims relief from symptoms and warns against brooding over illness, touting permanent relief and a 50 cent price with guarantee.

Bright

Money to Loan on Furniture and Other Chattels

Private loans offered on furniture plans organs horses wagons and other chattels as well as salaries and warehouse receipts. Amounts range from $10 to $200 with terms from one month to one year. Goods remain in your possession and rates claimed as reasonable. Call at private offices Rooms 8 and 4 Grant Building 315 West Railroad Avenue.

Ousehold Loan CO Grant West Railroad Ave

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