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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1906
Page
8
At F. F. Trotter's grocery, sauces and condiments are chosen as the best brands. The store personally guarantees labels and quality, ensuring customers get right flavor in every dish.
Fair tonight and Wednesday. Numerous short notes of local residents and visitors including Nash in Gallop on business, Miss Becker of Bolen visiting, and many Albuquerque and Santa Fe links. Church organ recital tickets, engagements, travels, and society notices fill this brisk city page.
The Non-Sectarian Benevolent Society meets 2 40 tomorrow afternoon at 8 W. 8. The St John’s Guild holds its regular monthly gathering tomorrow at the guild hall. City Clerk Harry F Lee hosts a city council session this afternoon in the N T Armijo building. The Martha Society meets Wednesday at 3 pm at Mrs Held 419 West Lead Ave. The Fraternal Order of Eagles has a meeting tonight with a luncheon. The Ely School Board meets tonight in the high school office to discuss seating for a large attendance. The Brown and Mitchner reference appears as a stray line.
May’s Shoe Store at 214 West Railroad Avenue offers a complete up to date line of reliable school shoes for boys and girls. Prices are low yet quality remains good and ready for quick supply.
A garbled ad runs morning special notes for Jaffa’s Krack Kreat Bread and a ladies morning half-rate at the Bowling Alleys 118 West Gold Avenue. Other notices include five-room brick house for sale at 20 West Coal Avenue, tailor services at 114 South Third Street, grain sack cash for a wagon call E. W. Fee 602 South Flat Street, and Eastern Cans oysters at City Meat Market.
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