Special Visitor Offers Freight Savings
Visitors offered special prices and freight terms with an invitation to inquire about the freight that is paid by the seller.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1905
Page
3
Visitors offered special prices and freight terms with an invitation to inquire about the freight that is paid by the seller.
Umpire Jeffries known for a clean record is highlighted as the heavyweight champion since 1899. The article traces his birth in Carroll Ohio on April 15 1875 and details his rise from boiler maker to trainer to world champion with key bouts and notable opponents.
Resident members of the original fire department include Billy Sanguinette Perfecto Armijo Tom F Phelan R W Hopkins WT McCreight B S Stover W Y Walton and R H Greenwood. They should join a big parade to unite two fire fighting organizations and methods. If they meet The Citizen office at 9 tomorrow morning reorganization can be effected.
September meeting of the Mutual Protective Association of Ranchos de Atrisco approves resolutions praising the appointment of Don Perforto Arimijo as sheriff and unanimously thanks Don Miguel A. Otero for the selection, with confidence in impartial, efficient duties reflecting credit on the appointing superior. Also notes Harvey M. New Mexico arrival funds and railroad official visits, plus notices of local ads for bread mix and skirts.
A crowd filled the Casino Saturday night for a imported vaudeville troupe. Richard and La Byrd showed nerves while Marion Whiting impressed with impersonations though overreaching applause greeted. The Hamilton sisters, Gail and Lois, energized the program with song and dance. The Mexican orchestra drew laughter and a packed house noted cowboys and soldiers enjoying the entertainment.
The American Lumber Company in Albuquerque announces a weeklong visitor program at its mills. Guides at the main entrance will lead tours hourly, offering a view of the Southwest’s great industry and a small wooden souvenir from the new used door factory. The notice promotes engagement with students and subscription offers from Poor-Track News, inviting inquiries to George H. Daniels in New York. Drip oil safety note ends the piece.
A dense classified page listing numerous WANTED notices for labor, clerical and skilled trades. It includes job offers from HAPGOODS Inc. and various local employers, plus rental and sale ads, boarding houses, room rentals, and household services. Also ads for loans, furniture, and general notices.
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