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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
8
At F. F. Trotter's grocery store customers are assured the right flavor in every dish with the best manufactured brands. The store pledges to check what brands are available and personally guarantee them.
Local notices and events include warnings from Local and Colonel Hopewell, racing and social gatherings at the Tent rink, women’s races, and a meeting of Albuquerque No. 461, Benevolent and Pro- Order of Bils. The Grand Commandery in New Mexico plans an October 18 conclave with officers urged to attend. Additionally, storms caused electrical damage and a near-miss for a city youth, while doctors from Santa Fe attend a convention in Denver.
The drummer boasts that the Frankich Stock Company has captured the town after an El Paso show, having performed continuously for nine months. He urges attendees to visit the Elks opera house next Monday night to see them deliver the goods.
The second Yuma performance at the Elks Opera House drew fewer than fifty spectators yet impressed with contortion feats and a dramatic finale. A black box act transformed a man in armor into a living machine, then Yuma appeared in crimson luminous regalia for several minutes of awe inspiring illusion.
City Council held a special session with H A Jaskro and W H Greer of Albuquerque Traction. They discussed moving the First Street switch to ease narrow street traffic and possibly lay a new track on Second Street from Gold Avenue to Railroad Avenue. Merchants may object, but motion to approve awaits their approval.
N W Alger offers seedless fruit trees for sale at 124 South Walter Street Albuquerque. Advertises bread and ta no other goods.
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