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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
5
Diseases of the skin are marked by intense itching and smarting that disrupts sleep. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain's Salve, which allays itching almost instantly. Many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by all druggists. Also note F. G. Pratt & Co. offers dainty groceries at 214 South Second.
March 17 1908 is set for a ladies hosted ball by the G I A of B of L ff in the Elks Ball Room if Pound Sale. On Monday March 8 1968 at 10 pm a black horse about six years old with a glass eye on the right side will be sold in front of the city jail on North Second Street. Thomas Memililin, Marshal.
Notice in the Santa Fe land office states Elias Chavez of Albuquerque NM filed intent for a five year proof on Homestead Entry 12487 for the W 2, B 86, etc. to be proven before H W Otero on April 6 1908 with witnesses Epifante Gunele Juan Gunele Gabriel A Chavez Candido Page all of Albuquerque NM Manuel Rotero Register.
The February 22 Scientific American article by Dr. Edmund O. Hovey lauds the Albuquerque Geological Meeting as one of the era’s most satisfactory gatherings. It cites President Tight and the Commercial club hospitality, notes university promotions, booster cards, and the Rhodes scholarship candidates from New Mexico. The piece also mentions commencement plans, alumni activities, and local student clubs, plus university publicity efforts and a Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertisement.
Albuquerqi Typewriter Exchange invites all to the hall of G 1A of the BOO of RB on St Patrick's Day March 07 at the Baohs' hall. Sale listings include a 9 room house with cellar and bath on lot 501142 in the best residence section. For details apply to MR. Lewin Sson, Care Economist. Imperial Laundry offers domestic finish. Also dining at the new Fashion Cafe on South Second Street.
Extracted honey advertised for sale by W. P. Allen includes 10 pounds for 1 dollar and 60 1b cans for 5 dollars. Orders to P O Box 202 Albuquerque New Mexico.
The New York market showed a recoverable uptick as prices moved higher amid cautious trading. Analysts attributed the buying to professional sources while noting growing unease among short sellers facing stronger resistance.
Weekly market action shows no clear shift in conditions though rumors of a concerted wage preservation agreement among major railways surface. Reports claim carriers may seek to keep wages stable if allowed to raise freight charges, while other Hepburn rate law loopholes and banking signals temper investor mood.
Cattle receipts 300 including 100 southerns. market steady. Prices: Choice export and dressed beef steers 5.30 to 5.75. cows 2.60 to 4.00. bulls 3.35 to 4.50. calves 4.00 to 6.50. Week total 33,000. Hogs receipts 6,000. market higher. Tops 4.67. bulk 4.45 to 4.60. packers 4.50 to 5.65. pigs 4.00 to 4.60. Sheep receipts none. lambs 6.25 to 6.90. ewes 4.75 to 5.75. western yearlings 5.90 to 6.20. week total 30,300.
Chicago wheat prices tumbled as May contracts dropped 4% amid rosy U.S. harvest prospects and weak foreign demand. Corn and oats also slipped while metals held mainly steady with copper near 12.40 a pound and lead around 3.65. Bond and loan listings appear alongside assorted corporate quotes and commodity notes.
Mayor Frank McKee proclaims a city election in Albuquerque New Mexico for April 7 1908 from 9 a m to 6 p m. Polling places include the police hall North Second Street Second Ward office West Gold Avenue Third Ward Dunbar office Third Street and Gold Avenue Fourth Ward Justice Craig office South Third Street. The election will vote on authorizing four hundred thousand dollars in city sewer construction bonds.
The weekly clearing house statement shows banks hold 30,135,975 more than required by a 25 percent reserve. Cash reserves rose 873,300 from last week. Loans stand at 1,164,349,200 up 3,291,500 while deposits total 1,175,700,500, up 8,780,800. Circulation drops to 62,162,300, down 1,971,300.
Jose Gutierrez of Sandoval New Mexico files final five year proof for Homestead Entry No. 7787 dated January 21 1904 covering section 6 and 7 township 13 north range 6 east. Proof to be made before H W B Otero Court Commissioner in Albuquerque on March 30 1908. Witnesses include Nestor Gonzalez Meliton Garcia Ambrosio Montoya and Ignacio Silva all of Sandoval NM.
The Morning Journal emphasizes ads in its columns as a key source for current tips and local happenings. The note implies readers can learn practical information only by perusing the advertisements.
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