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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
8
A notice at the Roller Skating Rink on Second and Copper advertises couples night while a legal complaint alleges desertion and failure to support. The article lists attorney Modesto C Ortiz for the plaintiff and details social updates from Albuquerque including engagements, eduations, and community events.
Morning journal notes reader communications require real name and address for publication. Short messages may be printed with or without names. unsigned letters are discouraged. Various social and business updates from Washington to Garfield Kansas appear, including a divorce suit filed by Mrs. W. G. Guninger against W. G. Guninger.
H. Collins, ex Morning Journal representative, swindled eastern New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas banks out of a total of about £5000 using a forged letter of credit. Despite notices to Texas Bankers Association Pinkerton detectives sheriffs and mounted police he still travels the country. Two drafts for £25 arrived yesterday from Swink Colorado and Union Oklahoma. Banks were alerted and law officers intensified the hunt. Collins has claimed no authority for the paper and his introduction letter is a pure forgery.
An OCR fragment lists MISS ESTELLE M. VALCK of the Chicago Musical College as a Violin teacher and mentions various local business items. It includes addresses, a fiber and coal line, laundry, drug store, and real estate loan offer, all in a stray rush of trades and notices.
Tonight at o'clock at Red Men's hall a meeting is held to organize a Young Men's Republican league. All Republicans are invited to attend regardless of age as the club aims for a large initial membership and outlines its time and objectives.
A movement seeks to dedicate the lower floor of the Commercial club to permanent city county and territory exhibits with a resident attendant for visitors. The display would cover agricultural products mineral resources and other riches, aiming to boost local commerce and make the club a practical chamber of commerce.
Louis, aged 84, died here today leaving property valued at $1,000,000. The fortune traces to a foundation laid when his father traded with John James Audubon the Ornithologist.
An old advertising note extols McGee's Baby Elixir as a remedy for diarrhea dysentery and stomach disorders in infants. It claims the product protects the bowels and life, sold by J. H. O'Reilly Co.
A force of fifteen hundred workers and a battery of 300 road rollers prepared the grounds yesterday. The rolling achieved a hardness expected to withstand the strain of the forthcoming game.
A Baldwin organ recital set for Priday evening June 12 features Bach works including Toccata and Fugue and Intermezzo, Verdi selections, arias from Trovatore, a Haydn Creation excerpt, and a domestic wash ad closes the item.
The sale of tickets to the Doctors-Lawyers base ball game at Traction park began yesterday with a strong showing. Proceeds support the Non-Sectarian Benevolent Society St. Joseph hospital management and the Children's Home Society among other deomsynary groups. Arrangements for the game continue.
New house offers a suite of rooms for rent with access to a kitchen. Centrally located and thoroughly modern. Apply at once at 620 West Silver Avenue.
Felix Hoseir a member of an old French family in Missouri and former owner of the Roseir hotel at St Genevieve is reported dead. The June 10 note cites Hoseir as a prominent local figure with ties to the historic hospitality sector.
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