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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
8
F. F. Trotter's grocery advertises sauces and condiments as adding flavor to any dish. The store claims it sources the best manufactured brands by testing reliability and guarantees them to customers.
The post office observes Sunday hours tomorrow. Albuquerque visitors include Anona comel No. 1 from BP and Mrs. Sheridan’s group from Kimendorf. Local residents and guests from Santa Fe and elsewhere gather for GA R ladies, Commercial club season opening, and social events. Army recruiting offices open in Albuquerque. Col Ed Johnson attends. Mr. Putney and Bryce Crawford return from Jemez hunting. Crawford to Omaha as police judge.
Circumstances resemble Sandoval county at the last term when juries were dismissed for lack of results. A telegram reports Judge Mann dismissed court at Alamogordo for the same reason unable to obtain results across Qtera county.
Death reported in Fresno California from typhoid fever of Mrs. A J Frank of Gedones while visiting a brother. Her husband Mr Frank left last Monday after telegrams announced her rapid sinking. Funeral and burial details not provided in the brief obituary notice.
The Jersey cattle show at the twenty sixth annual fair awarded prizes this morning. Judging was by Prof. J J Vernon except for Class No 1 judged by J G Matthew due to Vernon’s conflict. Awards listed include firsts for Guenon's Lad, Rainbow's Shylek, Golden Jolly's Nephew, Milton's Gentle Ida, and Fern's Mable among others. Grand Champion Bull Gue non's Lad and Cow MIL ton's Gentle Ida placed top with Parfet and Gleckler among assignations.
Notice explains heavy crowds require Albuquerque Traction to run cars only between Railroad Avenue First Street and the fair grounds from 1:05 to 4:40 p.m. All other times, service runs along Barelas and Second streets. Also mentions Retail Merchants meeting and a brick building bid in Willard New Mexico with plans at Torrance County Savings Bank.
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