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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented verse exchange presents a dialog about social status and love. The speakers ponder whether rank, wealth, or royal power would alter affection and loyalty. The dialogue ships the idea that love resists class boundaries, yet remains tested by power dynamics.
The territorial fair association named reception and military committees today. Colonel John Borradaile was chosen grand marshal of the parade and will organize the event with military precision. National Decorating Co. arrives to handle city decorations and floral parade vehicles as plans for the twenty-fifth annual fair advance amid strong local enthusiasm.
The piece notes a Rochester study showing 92 of 135 major advertisers prefer evening papers, while 11 favor morning papers. It argues evening editions, read thoroughly at home, reach shoppers earlier, with daylight news and quicker detail, contrasting how Albuquerque readers learned key items from The Citizen.
Cyntha Grey argues that men seek exclusive stag trips for two weeks of comfort and release from office life. She contrasts male and female vacation needs, praising the freedom to go coatless, unshaven, and tieless. The piece endorses the stag escape as natural and beneficial for men.
The Farmington Hustler and Red River Prospector quote editorials and letters arguing New Mexico and Arizona are unfit for separate statehood and favor joint statehood. The Red River Prospector praises Roswell Military Institute and urges Taos county youths to study there. Lordsburg Liberal notes E A Conger’s resignation and P F Garrett as a candidate for Mexican customs post citing bilingual diplomacy.
The agricultural experiment station conducts tests around a pumping plant to gauge water level effects while operating the pump. Results will indicate impacts if pumping plants were on every farm in the valley. A Great deal of interest shown in this experiment. Also, a local piece notes a cartoon titled The Whole Damn Family has prompted Thomas Jansen Damn of Denmark to pursue a legal name change. The item highlights public reaction and court action related to the artwork.
The Quay county region attracts immigrants from Texas and Oklahoma drawn by Santa Fe bureau of immigration material. Many visitors stop in the area before continuing to San Juan county and western New Mexico, finding the conditions favorable for settling.
A note from area vendors outlining offers to supply wide selections at fair, square prices. The message promises accessibility and value for customers seeking quality products.
Special sale offers include refrigerators priced at 12 dollars, Blue Flame oil stoves at 8.75, Haviland china at 20 percent off, china tea sets, salad bowls, and glass berry sets. Lamps, cereal cookers, egg poachers, water pitchers, buggy harnesses also listed with discounted prices.
Notice in Bernalillo probate court details Maria Lopes late of Bernalillo County New Mexico, executor L T Delaney and wife Mrs Delaney set a six weeks tour visiting Trinidad Denver Niagara Falls New York City Cincinnati, with farewell plans in October. Also mentions city contractors' trust barring bidding on plans by association members.
J. Woodhull a prominent stock grower from San Antonio Texic was elected to director and vice president of the First National Bank Las Cruces on Saturday He plans to base his home in the Mesilla valley and joins the bank leadership weeks after his election confirming his involvement with the institution and local finance.
Legal notice stating the will of Gregorio Rivera, deceased, was admitted to probate in Bernalillo County New Mexico. The judge fixed Monday November 6 1908 at 11 oclock in the forenoon for the proving of the will. Proceedings issued by James A Summers Probate Clerk with the court seal.
Nineteen head of cattle were sold at Hillsboro last Monday by Sheriff Kendall under an execution issued by the county treasurer and collector for taxes. The cattle were driven into the country years ago and some were taken back to Arizona, leaving a remnant sold to J. W. Dawson for 215 dollars.
The probate court of Bernalillo County New Mexico heard the alleged last will of Jose Anastacio Burgos late of Bernalillo. The case was read and a term held on July 8 1905 with the proving on September 5 1905. Legatees named are Onofre Tarem do Burgos Virginia Burgos and Jer enita Burgos for those concerned.
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