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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
8
Local items note social and business arrivals and activities in Washington and region. L C Bennett of Gross Kelly & Co leaves on a trip to Gallup. Several officials, editors, and clergy travel through the area. Exposition construction and local events fill the day’s notices.
Services were led by nel Neustadt with Mrs Collins singing solo. A son arrived from Mexico City for the funeral of the deceased. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who assisted and to the American Lumber company for a wreath. The American Livestock association and Singer Sewing Machine company announce prizes for sugar beet and livestock exhibits at local events. Contrainers Wilson and Phillips begin remodeling a city fire department auxiliary station on South Edith street, costing nearly 560 dollars, with occupancy in two weeks and a future fire wagon arrival. News arrives of Mrs John P Owen's death in Tucson, with funeral plans undecided. Louis Kuln funeral in Fairview cemetery after wandering irrationally. telegram from a brother in South Bethlehem arranging interment. A suit filed in district court by Marron and Wood for KR. H. Collier against Newcomb Collins & Co. and W. D. Newcomb and H. Bursum to recover 483.55 plus costs and attorneys’ fees on a note from Arizona Lumber and Timber Co.
Postnatal mothers are told a cure may be effected by applying Chamberlains Salve as soon as the child is done nursing. Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salve with best results. For sale by all druggists.
Funeral for Felicio Guardioli aged twenty was held at the old town church with interment in Santa Barbara cemetery. He was killed when run down by Santa Fe train No 2 at the north city limits while sitting on the tracks. deafness may have prevented him hearing the engine. The coroner's inquest is continued with no verdict yet.
The Colombo theater screens The Artistic Rag Picker described as clever and amusing with celebrities including President Roosevelt as a crowd favorite. The vaudeville sketch and Hower's new song Married draw strong applause. Ladies and children matinee today offers specially prepared features with an entire program change planned for Sunday.
Topeka dispatch reports Santa Fe locomotive shops nationwide ordered closed until June 29 due to scarce work. The shutdown affects over 1,000 workers in Topeka Kansas as of this afternoon.
The readable text mentions PEE'S ROOT BEER and a drugstore named WALION'S DRUG. No clear events, dates, or persons are identified to form a proper news item.
Commander Robert E Peary reported he had raised most of the $50,000 goal for his latest polar expedition and hoped to sail on July 12. He said the vessel would soon be ready to leave dry dock and that the remaining $10,000 would be raised before July 1.
A bomb described by police as containing nitroglycerin was thrown at the Kanawha club house linked to Tammany on Fast 128th street. The blast damaged steps and shattered windows as Daniel Coleman, the club secretary, counted dues with $1,000 on the table. no arrests were reported.
Two thousand five hundred miners in northern Colorado quit work this afternoon seeking higher wages or concessions. If no settlement is reached after talks between United Mine Workers officers and operators, a formal strike will be called.
Newly built central residence invites applicants for a suite of rooms with shared kitchen facilities. Prospective tenants are asked to apply at once at 620 West Silver Avenue.
The note advertises 17 line availability at F. G. Pratt & Co. 814 South Second and suggests trying a Morning Journal Want Ad.
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