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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
8
If you do not receive your morning paper please telephone the Poste Telegraph Company with your name and address. A special messenger will deliver the paper. Call 34.
Fair weather expected in New Mexico and Arizona on Monday and Tuesday. The item lists numerous residents and visitors in Albuquerque including E R Paul Santa Fe Alejandro Sandoval Corrales E P Jones Silver City D B Henricks Elgin and other locals and out-of-town guests. It notes travel by w rt Brown El Paso and geology party guidance to the petrified forest and Grand Canyon. Obituaries and personal notices mention the funeral of Edward Lindow and the Kleinwort family expressions of gratitude. Regulars include legal actions In Washington connections and civic appointments in Gallup and Fort Wingate.
An Albuquerque reader testifies to long term relief from eczema and other skin troubles after using Dean's Ointment. He recalls years of failure with doctors and salves, noting rapid itch relief and a healed skin area after initial use. Fore sale by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as US agents, price 60 cents.
Newspaper offers jobs for sales ladies at Rosenwald’s with applications at Walton’s Drug Store and notices readers to see the Morning for papers and details.
Twenty nine members of the Geological Society of America returned from the Grand Canyon excursion via the Chicago Limited after a convention in Albuquerque. President W G Tight said the pre arranged schedule was a success as the group visited Petrified Forest and walked to the Colorado River on Bright Angel trail. Many will stay for a day or two at the Alvarado, with notable attendees including Dc W Hayes of Washington DC and Alfred Lane of Michigan. The Albuquerque meeting was praised as the most successful and profitable ever held.
Advertising copy urges avoiding pneumonia by taking Foles's Honey and Tar sold by J. H. O'Rielly company. The remedy is described as stopping coughs and expelling the cold, claiming mild laxative effects and cautioning to refuse imitations in yellow packaging.
The Commercial club will reopen for the second semester on January 6 1908 under the efficient management of Mrs Freeman who brings many years of experience. The program includes Plano harmony and illustrated music with certificates awarded to those finishing the prescribed course and normal work for teachers.
A reader notice announces homemade candies at Walton’s Drug Store operated by G. Pratt & Co at 212 South Skidmore Street inviting customers to call and inspect a carefully selected stock of groceries fruits and holiday items with Lyle’s select fruits advertised opposite the Post Office.
Help wanted advertisement for Miss Philbrick's Kindergarten and Mrs Newsom's southern home cooking positions. Also promotes grocery link at Pratt Coory's 212 South Second Street offering 17 goods. Local job notices mention Putrelle House at 502 South Second Street and 618 West Gold Street.
A column notes the life of a Santa Fe resident and famed business figure, Captain Muller, captured at San Juan Hill during the Spanish American War, celebrated for public service and leadership in the capital city.
Santa Fe shoppers and visitors favor the Nathan Salon department store praised for a well equipped shop, complete dry goods lines, ready to wear clothing, cloaks and fashions. Owner Mr Salmon, in Santa Fe thirteen years, built a thriving business with fair treatment and mail order service. He is portrayed as an enterprising, popular citizen committed to local welfare.
Hon Thomas B Catron a leading Santa Fe attorney and public spirited figure. Former congress delegate, senior partner of Catron and Gortner, with C C Catron and R C Gortner as associates. Mayor of Santa Fe, popular figure, credited with aiding New Mexico's upbuilding and politically influential with a large following.
A SNAP House and two lots must be sold at once by W. P. Metcalf at 21 West Gold Avenue. Also a notice for Brotherhood Lecture Course season ticket holders to reserve by calling Matson's Treslay on the morning of January 7.
The JOHN M. MOORE REALTY CO tf says clients seek $5,000 and $16,000 loans at specified rates on solid real estate security.
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