Morning Journal theft reward notice
A five dollar reward is offered by Journal Publishing Co for the arrest and conviction of anyone caught stealing copies of the Morning Journal from subscriber doorways.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1908
Page
8
A five dollar reward is offered by Journal Publishing Co for the arrest and conviction of anyone caught stealing copies of the Morning Journal from subscriber doorways.
The Journal’s current issue contains a full story about the commotion at The Sign of the Indian Horse. Read inside for details and context.
Washington DC reports include visitors from Santa Fe Fort Wingate residents and Chicago business travelers. Probate court set for December 7. G K Warren Post meets December 5 for officer elections. The issue promotes The Sign of the Indian Horse and lists several city visitors and business trips.
In Toyland on December 4 Santa Claus promotes Strong's Hook Store window display of dell carriages and dolls. He notes blaque, china, rag and kid dolls priced from 5 cents to 7 dollars, doll carriages from a scent to 5.50, and doll beds up to 4.50, urging early purchases to avoid sold out stock.
Tonight marks the final performance of the Twe Lehr stock company at the Elke theater with last night showings of On Her Wedding Night and Atte Lord Fauntleroy plus a matinee this afternoon. The Morning Journal received complimentary tickets to the National Apple show in Spokane December 10 to 12, with Pecos Valley apples highlighted.
An old advertisement proclaims unparalleled laundering of ladies collars shirt waists skirts and duck lists at the Imperial Laundey. Located on the back of Post Office?K.
An old advertisement urges customers to submit plat work and promises savings on grocks. the Imperial Laundry near the post office, backed by G. Pratt & Co at 214 and Second, touts a business policy of quick bales and small profits.
Our assortment of canned fruits and vegetables is a selected stock. Come in and examine them. PF. G. Pratt & Co. 2145 SLCond salves
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