Skate Boys Race Tonight
A short note announces a skate race this evening labeled Skate Boys Race Tonight. It invites readers who enjoy skating to attend and warns that missing it would be a loss.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
8
A short note announces a skate race this evening labeled Skate Boys Race Tonight. It invites readers who enjoy skating to attend and warns that missing it would be a loss.
Community notices and brief city items list arrivals, depart ures, court fines, marriages, deaths, and local business updates. Names include Miss Lettie Watson, Bruno Dieckmann, and Henry Coaning. events span school terms, railway notices, a piano recital, and a Sun day death in Albuquerque with various travel and court notices.
Gallup New Mexico June 1 The Fort Wingate post is described as rapidly improving under Colonel Hunter. The Gallup Republican correspondent notes extensive improvements over the past year and a half, including beautification, sidewalks, trees, and lawns. The setting is praised as among the best conducted in McKinley County.
An advertisement in the Classified Columns of the Morning Journal indicates vacant rooms may be rented within the next twenty four hours.
Cleve W. Van Dyck of Minneapolis, an active worker for Governor John L. Johnson, visited Albuquerque for a day en route to the West. He met local Democratic leaders but avoided discussing his candidate’s presidential bid or the national scene, suggesting weak New Mexico backing for Johnson at the Denver convention and a prevailing Bryan sentiment among locals. He departed for the West last night.
A free-for-all skating contest is set for Wednesday night on Second Street rink. A gold medal will be awarded to the best skater, to be held for sixty days before becoming the winner’s property for the rest of the season. The event promises excitement. Imperial Laundry advertises laundry service at the back of the post office.
F G Pratt and Miss Estelle M Valck of the Chicago Musical College offer four selected stock items for inspection. Violin teacher Dolin operates Studio 504 West Central, contact 560, inviting customers to examine the assortment.
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