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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1906
Page
2
A lively excerpt shows a political club debating the peoples ticket. Members nickname leaders and claim the people select officials while lampooning the Hubbell faction. The meeting ends with resolutions asserting the people’s role and warning about the Hubbell influence.
The Cactus club members gathered around the stove at Jones' store discussing politics when Sowders introduced a Stranger, Mr Tow Thompson, inviting him to join and vote the people's ticket from top to bottom.
A cluttered report notes President Sowders and Secretary Tolliver in a club meeting with remarks about rights and losses. An older member silences others while Bowders, Burkhart, and a new Ate figure appear in a scene echoing past democratic central committee tensions.
Silver City welcomes a new Orient hotel by C. C. Whitehill a $15 000 brick building offering forty rooms with electric lights baths and modern conveniences Located on high ground near the Santa Fe depot and a short walk from the main street it is touted as the best house in Silver City compared with older structures</s>
An official notice details a newly established postoffice at Alamo in Guadalupe county with Alfredo A. Chaves appointed postmaster and mentions Canon Arizona postoffice and Tyrone in Grant county. The account then describes a Yibb eha festival accident near St Michaels where riders were thrown and one was stunned, with chief Henry Dodge helping to continue the dance. A wave of public health advice promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for wounds bruises and burns, touting rapid healing without inflammation and urging readers to keep a bottle at home.
A dense paste of classified lines offers jobs and services around Albuquerque. Items include general house work, clothing sales, transportation agencies, furnished rooms for rent, and various sale notices. Names, addresses, and phone cues populate many entries, with multiple real estate and personal service notes interwoven.
An old newspaper notice promotes meal bores for sale by Ann and Son. The brief ad lists product availability and contact details for purchasers seeking cookware or related utensils.
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