Skating Rink Plans New Night of Pictures and Songs
A local skating rink announces a change of program featuring moving pictures and new songs tonight. The event highlights fresh entertainments with probable showings and performances for patrons.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1908
Page
8
A local skating rink announces a change of program featuring moving pictures and new songs tonight. The event highlights fresh entertainments with probable showings and performances for patrons.
Morning paper service offered by Postal Telegraph with delivery by a special messenger. A wave of short items lists visitors, business trips, and social notes across Las Vegas and nearby towns including Cuba New Mexico Hot Springs Los Lunas St Johns Santa Fe and Chicago. Notable names include J B Archileta Fred D Huning F O Pierce and Judge W J Ely with various travels and homecomings.
City readers were reminded of a death notice for Mrs. Jones's husband the late Colonel Walter P D Jones. The Colombo theater promises a full change of moving pictures and songs tonight with new feature films and an enhanced program.
The regular Monday evening concert by Grady's band at Robinson Park features a program including marches from The Great American Parade and The Prince of Pilsen, polka Caprice, waltzes Dream Girl and Woodland, and selections Dream of Heaven and Murmur of the Waves along with Star Spangled Banner. MARCELLUS GHRADY is listed as conductor.
William Boyd Allison, longtime citizen, lay in state and funeral rites were held at his Linwood cemetery site after a private home service led by Rev. T. J. Bergen. State officials attended, with a large funeral cortege and city mourning observed as businesses suspended.
John H. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia reports his father long troubled by diarrhoea found relief after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as advertised in the Philippi Republican. One bottle cured him and he has remained well for eighteen months. The sixty year old man now works as well as four young men and is sound again. Sold by all druggists.
The Bernalillo and McKinley county joint teachers institute featured an inspiring address by James K B Clark Santa Fe superintendent of public instruction His topic petty politics versus the behcott interests and the future outlook praised Bernalillo and McKinley counties for progress since eliminating petty politics and graft Clark warned of lingering influence in some areas but urged a square deal and better methods for district schools The talk energized attendees and highlighted ongoing institute sessions inviting all interested to visit the gatherings Also noted is a testimonial about Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion with price and free samples.
Mrs Viola Mtarr states that Making Parlors formerly at 514 West Copper Avenue will relocate to 647 West Copper in the near future.
An advertisement for Imperial Laundry, located behind the post office, touts washing on ladies collars shirts waists and skirts with claimed unmatched quality and service.
The list notes services at Corner Fifth St and Silver Aves with Huet VII Cooper as pastor plus an Evening Union service led by Rev De Cartwright. It details Sunday school at 10 for First Methodist, morning and evening sermons, and youth programs, inviting strangers to attend.
A traveling salesman from Oakland Oklahoma extols Chamberlain's remedy noting its long use since 1872 and its quick effect. He asserts thirty-five years of personal knowledge and urges purchase through all druggists.
Report says Winnipeg strike leaders say CP Rail seeks Japanese workers for western points but many offered $1.75 daily declined upon learning they would replace strikers. About 1,500 workers are at work elsewhere. payments and picket lines described amid ongoing labour tension across western Canada.
The Saturday eight bunch of the Commercial club hosted a feature of club life that drew a large turnout and a pleasant social evening. Much credit goes to secretary Muareus B P Kelly for promoting the event and its success.
An old advertisement fragment cites PEE'S GOOD 0% CREAM and 1h CREAM SODA with a street scene mentioned as a quick promo. The readable text hints at a small shop display and casual consumer jargon from a bygone era.
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