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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
8
A fragmentary note references a skating rink vow and unclear phrases tied to a bird motif. Disjoint terms like tie and Jundiet appear with musical or song notes, suggesting a local entertainment or event snippet with missing context.
A roundup of city notices and social notes includes travel briefs, professional visits, and upcoming events. Items mention Dr W H Burr of Santa Fe, the Art club resuming at the Woman's club, and Scott Hopkins returning to Detroit. Also reported are promenent locals, court clerks, and a suit filed in Valencia county court.
A Batesville Indiana reader from Nusbaum endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar after a three month summer cold hampered work. He recalls poor results from prescriptions and multiple medicines before using Foley’s product and reports rapid relief for himself and his wife. Sold by J. H. O Reilly & Co.
Frank Harris the newly elected Browns manager shows active interest in the club. He aims to restore the Hrownies to pennant contention with Kunz Graham and Welch from Dawcon plus new pitcher and catcher joining the road squad. Santa Fe brings a strong team Sunday as Carthage and Winslow prepare to visit after the Ancient City boys return home defeated.
Daniel Padilla of the Harelas Grays leads ten players to Trinidad this evening for a weekend series with the Trinidad ball team. The group aims to reclaim top local status despite prior discouragement and may play a game at Folsom on the return. Lineup includes Pena catcher Weeks Hidalgo pitchers Perea first base Gonzales second base Balagar third base Aralid short De Blassi left Narvaez center Luna right.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy benefits the elderly by stimulating urinary organs correcting irregularities and toning the system. The product is sold by J. M. O'Reilly & Co.
Mrs Alphonse Koebel age 41 wife of machinist Koebel suicide by ingesting two ounces of carbolic acid at her home 1002 Fast street. She sent her children to Mrs Burwell for care then collapsed. Coroner's jury rules death self inflicted. Husband in El Paso. brother notified. acid purchased for disinfection from Hamilton's drug store.
The Irrigation Congress and Exposition board released a compact prize booklet for exhibitors. It outlines entries admissions and premium conditions with maps and views of Albuquerque irrigation projects and regional products.
A mule in the Traders' wagon yard woke a bystander who found a fast spreading fire in a shingle pile at the D. A. Bellmore Lumber yard. Firefighters and citizens' bucket brigade quickly contained the blaze with minimal damage, marking a second fire of the week and suspected arson.
An ad page notes Imperial Laundry back of Post Office for quick flat work and wash service. It promotes canned fruits and vegetables, loaded shotgun shells at McIntosh Hardware, Walton's Drug Store beverages and treats, and emphasizes low prices and satisfaction. It lists J G Pratt & Co and 214 South Second as contacts.
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