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Newspaper

Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1905

Page

6

Railroading News and Promotions Across the Santa Fe

The article details Santa Fe personnel moves at Raton and Rio Grande divisions, engine reallocations to Las Vegas and Raton, and storekeeper promotions. It notes a federal grand jury probes rail rebates in Kansas City and reports on Brent Conway’s appointment and Conrad’s Roswell promotion, plus Cuba rail travel insights and electric locomotive opinions.

Wren Santa Fe Cimarron Inegos Springer la Rio Trott Raton Ashere Las Vegas Quigley Tipton Institute J. J. Conway Livestock Department Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe General Five Eli Titus Kaneny City N. M. Rice Topeka A. P. Wolfe N. M Rio Grande San Marcial J. L. Rihn Richmond Cal Newton H. C. Stevens M. Rice BE. H. Bartalor Ha

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad and Local Services in Albuquerque

An old advertisement page endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and urinary issues with a testimonial from Mrs. M. J. Butler of 717 East Street. It notes price 50 cents and Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents, plus local services for clothing cleaning and DeWitt's Witch Hazel for piles and skin conditions.

Albuquerque M. J. Butler East Street Alvarado Pharmacy Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States

Fragmented 1930s Humorous Clippings Burlesque Daily Snippets

A jumble of quips and mock politics from a West Lafayette Indicator style page. It lampoons Yale football practice, an absurd divorce suit over a seashell, Chicago street politics, Roosevelt era cabinet rules, and a dental of slang defense by George Ade. The piece mixes jokes, misdated references, and satirical captions.

Cranberry Crop Short This Year Despite Late Fronts

The cranberry crop is short by about 100 000 barrels due to late fronts. Massachusetts New Jersey Wisconsin contribute to the reduced yield. Cranberries, native to America, are grown in bogs with flooded vines to protect from frost. Harvested by hand, some devices aid gathering. berries distributed nationwide with exports. The 1900 crop was 7 516 bushels, about 320 172 barrels. Cranberries store in winter.

Ameren Massachusetts New Jersey Wisconsin Rae Wee

Studio opens in Barnett block by Kremer and Stillborn

Viola Kremer a Michigan Conservatory graduate will teach voice and piano at rooms 3636 Barnett. Agnes Stillborn, from New York, will take limited pupils in drawing and water colors. Studio hours 9:30 to 12 and 1 to 4:30. Electric Bitters advertised as a cure, price 50 cents, guaranteed.

Viola Kremer Agnes ‘Stillborn Barnett Block

Paulsen Railroad Ticket Broker Ad at Saratoga Chips

An advertisement announces discounts on railroad tickets with the promise of cheap delivery for your folks. It mentions Paulsen at 114 West Railroad Avenue and notes chips are fresh daily at Malow's.

Paulsen West Railroad Avenue Saratoga Malow's Paulsen's Association

Would-be champions profiled across boxing and sports scene

The article surveys rising boxing contenders on the coast, mentions Joe Angeles with a covert plan to surprise Al Kaufman, and highlights Sam Spaulding and Jack McLean as notable athletes. It also notes a New York swimming carnival with Columbia Yale Harvard Brown Penn entrants, and reports on Joe Walcott preparing for Willie Lewis, plus various boxing and horse racing updates.

McCar Joe Angeles al Kaufman Sam Spaulding Jack Mclean Portland Molen St. Louis Watts Columbia Yale Harvard Brown Pennsylvania Collees Missouri A.C Chicago A. A. Milwaukee Walcott Tom Cooper Barney Oldfield Ieland Clarence WH. Mackay Sliver Brook N. J Kingston Stud Kentucky Meddler Banastar Morris Park Gus Morin Clarke Griffith Yankees Young Corbet Young Erie Philadelphia Joe Tipman Baltimore Kid Goodmith Corbett Jack” O'Brien San Francisco O'Brien Kaufman Joe Gans al Herford Je Costroth Gans Mike Twin) Sullivan Spider” Kelly Eddie Hanlon Aurelio Herrera Pacific A. C Los Angeles Fitzsimmons Jeffries Fitz Jeff Bob Jack Welch Jack O'Brien George S. Winter

Notice of Sale in Bernalillo County 1905 Albuquerque property

First publication October 21 1905. By decree of the district court of Bernalillo county the executors administrators and heirs of Lawrence S Trimble are defendants in case 6842. The sale of the Albuquerque townsite lots 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 in block 9 with improvements including a frame stable will occur November 25 1905 at about 10 am on the premises for cash subject to court approval and confirmation.

District Court Bernalillo County New Trimble AL Ible Lawrence W. L. Trimble & Company New Mexico Towit Lote Albuquerque Ian Pe Pacer

Price couple eyes Washington grocery venture

Mr and Mrs W R Price formerly of Santa Fe now in Washington DC visiting relatives and it seems likely Mr Price will enter the grocery business in the national capital. Col Burns too old for supervisor post Hon T D Burns of Park View did not run for forest supervisor because of the age limit, 21 to 40 years, he is 60 and retired from Santa Fe to his northern home yesterday morning via the Denver and Rio Grande railroad.

Conrad Roswell A. L. ConrAd Pecos Valley & Northeastern Railroad Rowell D. L. Meyers Santa Fe Chicago Mr. Conrad Amarillo Topeka The Santa Col. Burns T. D. Burns Park View Burns Denver & Rio Grande Railroad

Mystic Shriners Meeting Planned in Tucson

Mystic Shriners of Arizona announce their next annual gathering in Tucson with local Masons preparing a warm reception. Tucson committees will organize activities to ensure a memorable convention experience for visiting members.

Mystic Shriners OF Arizona Tucson

Santa Fe Prescript Clerk Returns with Wild Cat and Game

J N Zook a prescription clerk at Ireland's Pharmacy Santa Fe returns from two weeks on the Pecos and nearby mountains with a large wild cat skin grouse bag and a salted buck. Friends in Santa Fe have enjoyed venison sent from time to time.

J.N. Zook Ireland Santa Fe Pecos Zook Santa

Government Machinery for Making Teachers in Arizona

Judge Layton, superintendent of public instruction in Arizona, says government machinery for making teachers cannot keep pace with demand. He receives daily letters from counties Graham Cochise and Yavapai reporting four pending applications. Colorado Miner Returns to Santa Fe: Geo W Green, previously mining near Silverton, Colo, has returned home then will resume work. He describes cold southwestern Colorado weather and notes hunting sightings including a wild cat and turkeys. He observed bear tracks twelve and a half by seven inches indicating a large animal.

Layton Arizona Graham Cochise Yavapai Colorado Santa FE Geo. W. Green Silverton Cole Mr. Green Ferra

Society of the Full Moon initiates Lewis Anderton

The New Mexican reports the Society of the Full Moon held a regular meeting in Santa Fe with initiation of Lewis Anderton as a candidate. Members must provide a pallet for edification while rators are kept at the door. A coat sale at Golden Rule Dry Goods features affordable prices and a window display.

Society OF the Full Moon Santa FE Lewis Anderton Gramer Golden Rule Dry Goods Company

Wanted Help and Rooms Ads Fill City Listings

Numerous small want ads seek boarders. rooming, sewing, hair work, secondhand clothing, and miscellaneous errands at addresses on South Broadway Iron Avenue and nearby streets. Also offers for rent, a windmill buy, and a merchant tailoring shop. Local notices include medicine ads and ticket office services.

Ivate South Broadway Anthd C. A. Hudson Inin Railroad Avenue Third Street Mountain Road H. O. Eckers H. EB. Rutherford South First Street Viaduct R. J. Sweeney Cithzen

Thos F Keleher Paints Oils and Hardware Ad

A compact advertisement lists Thos F Keleher offering paints oils varnishes and brushes along with leather goods harness saddles lap robes and horse blankets at 9 West Railroad Avenue also noting Pal metto Roof Paint claims five year durability and leak stopping. cash paid for hides and pelts.

Keleher West Railroad Avenue

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