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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1905
Page
8
Snow and rain expected in southern portions tonight and Tuesday with colder temperatures. Various public figures, lawmen, merchants, and residents travel or return to Albuquerque and nearby towns. Deaths, weddings, and social visits feature in this roundup of local notes and classifieds.
The Albuquerque Business College will appear as a contestant for football honors with a team organized and led by coach J. R. Scottie, a Stanford alumnus regarded as a top southwest coach. The college plans an entertainment to raise funds for gear and seeks local support, while local ads promote fall and winter shoes at TM May's, 314 West Railroad avenue.
San Francisco boxer Harter, who came with James J. Jeffries, was jailed on theft and forgery charges after passing about 300 dollars in worthless checks. He posted a bond delay, then paid back the money and was released Saturday evening, reportedly heading to California. He had claimed to be Jeffries’ training partner and boasted of his abilities.
The article describes how fashion advances let fat men obtain perfect fitting ready to wear suits. It notes a shop displaying many patterns and a range of prices, highlighting improvements in clothing for larger sizes and the evolution of tailoring.
Repair shop items listed repair work and setup, crates and wiring for shipment. Window display of Rio ing skirts at rear of Walton’s drug store run by L. H. Shoemaker. Pool hall at 115 West Railroad Avenue invites visitors. Gold sindroth materials take orders for handmade Christmas gifts and stamping.
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