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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
8
A short note from F F Trott er s grocery store touts sauces and condiments as reliably flavored when bought there. The shop guarantees brands based on careful selection of dependable manufacture rs.
A crowded day brings visits from Chas Safford James Lucas J A Davis and Thomas McDonald among others as guests at the fair. Rev E G Anderson arrives to lead Santa Fe Methodist services. Albert T Patrick asserts a desire for vindication over pardons amid death row actions. Republican primary set for Sept 26 1906 with meeting Sept 24 at 7 30 PM in Albuquerque.
A listing of local worship options with multiple churches noted. Immaculate Conception Church offers early mass at 7 pm and high mass with sermon. others include Baptist Church, St John s Episcopal, Highland Methodist, Presbyterian, First Methodist, Congregational, and more with varied service times and Sunday school details.
In the big Thursday parade Stacy and his decorators were the “man of the hour” as they aided many displays including the Learnard Lindemann band wagon. Al Belmont of Boston joins Stacy and Co bringing Indian art renown and a notable show feature. Belmont is nephew to Sir Edwin Long of the Royal Academy.
An old notice section combines a Pennington Studio baby show advertisement offering discounted photos through October 1, 1906 with a district court divorce suit filed by Francis J. Thibault against Edna M. Ross Thibault in Bernalillo County New Mexico, case T7161, requiring appearance by November 3, 1906. The page also contains shoe ad lines and local shop promos.
A brief notice invites readers to borrow a folding pocket Kodak in Houston at 205 West Railroad Avenue, asking to ask for JAFFA'S KRACK KREAM.
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