Local items of interest in Albuquerque page
Albuquerque notes include millinery openings by Mrs. D D Coverdale and Miss Paynter plus Carl Fleming joining Parker and Fleming as trimmer. An escape attempt by a county prisoner ends with shots fired. Riha burial plans and viewing in progress. Civic Improvement Society and irrigation congress activities reported with city officials visiting and Democratic primaries upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Coverdale
West Gold Avenue
Carolyn Fleming
Parker & Fieming
East
Jeckell
Lillian Gist
St. Joseph
E. A. Wickham
C. M. Bailey
Albuquerque
Silver City
Baca
Santa Fe
George Anderson of
Inslow
Jer Roverts
Walter Street
M. Coss
Tifeld Spitz Company
Harry Goss
New York
Europe
Otis Hixon
Gibson, Neb
South Edith Street
Mr. Hixon
Nebraska
Miss Paynter
South Second Street
Chicago
Santa Fe Water and Light Company
J. E B. Griffiths
Thim Belle Art Club
H. B. Rogers
West Coal Avenue
Richard Lund
Bernalillo
Old Town
Jacob Riha
French & Adams
Universal Order of Foresters
H. Elmendorf
Elmendorf
San Antonio
N. M
Joseph Doyle
Santa Fe Railway Company
Gallup
West Hazeldine
Chaves
San Rafael
Irrigation Congress
Congress
Local Irrigation Congress Board Shows Smooth Operation
The, meeting discussed routine business with no decisive action on major propositions. The event noted the G of B of L E ball in Elke’s ballroom as the twelfth annual fair, praised as the best yet in Miary history. A Santa Fe sponsored train, civic visits, and several city residents were listed among attendees and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Congress
B of L. E
Elke
W.H. Simpson
Santa Fe Railway
Board of Control of
The
Irrigation Congress
Gates
Santa Fe
el Paso
Grand Canyon
Calumet Club
Colombo
W. A. Eldredge
Continental Oil Company
Ogden Mills
J. Ogden Mills
New York
San Francisco
Mills
Chicago
Western Railroad
Simon Neustadt
Los Lunas
Sol, Barth
St. Johns
Ariz
Holbrook
F. A. Becker
Relen
Gus
George Andriano
San Pedro
A. M. Mandalari
S. J
Immaculate Conception
Socorro
Edward G. Roberts
Treasury
Washington
Federal
Charles L. Kepneler
South Second Street
Bargains at Strong's Book Store and Hammocks Sale
Bargains include a Coley phonograph for 13.50 half price, and half price on all records from bankrupt stock. Hammocks offered from 6.06 down, plus accessories and framed or unframed Wallace Nutting pictures at 50 percent. Also notes of local social updates and upcoming events in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coley
Phonogram
Wallace Nutting
Bargain Strong's
P.O
Live Good Roads Club Formed After Trade Excursion
A push for strong road work in Albuquerque grows from a trade excursion train petition. Sheriff Perfecto Armijo led signers aiming to form a 2000 roads club to push enforcement of the territorial road law and spur county road improvements. Organizers plan a meeting to map concrete steps and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuqquerque
Pecos Valley
Albuquerque
Perfecto Armijo
Democratic Primaries and City Convention in Albuqueraue
A Democratic convention to nominate city officers and school board members will be held March 21 1908 at the Armory Elks Opera House. Primaries to choose ward delegates occur March 19 1908 at 7:30 p m in each ward with appointed ward chairman. Ward delegates count fifteen each. A Democratic Club meeting follows at Armory Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuqueraue
Elks’ Opera House
Summers Burkhart
H. Carns
Democratic Club
Armory Hall
H. J. Collins
Barber Shop Sanitation Emphasizes Sterilization Practices
A call to barber shops to sterilize every instrument and brush before each use to prevent disease transmission. The message highlights risks from shared razors and brushes and urges strict cleaning between clients to protect patrons.
Sale of Real Estate of George B Somers Estate
Sale of property belonging to the estate of George B Somers deceased scheduled for March 20th 1908 at 1:00 AM on Coal Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Streets. Property offered on premises to highest cash bidder with perfect title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Somers
Coal Avenue
Fourth
Fifth
Clothing on credit at low weekly price in E MAHARAM ad
An advertisement for clothing sold on credit at $1.00 per week from E Maharam at 516 West Central Avenue, promising cheaper payments than cash purchases for family outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maharam
Central Avenue
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the Ideal Shoe Store
Leon Hertzog
GEO. W. Hickox Company
New Mexico
S. Second Street
Albuquerque, N
Postal Telegraph CO
Washington, D. C
Arizona
Allen & Vickrey
East Central Ava
Madam Steward Lamb
Ype
J. H. O'Reilly & CO
Denver
Los Angeles
Goode
Thos. F. Keleher
West Central Ave
Reynolds & Loren
Courtenay
Love
South First Street
Charles Ilfeld CO
Las Vegas
Santa Rosa
L.M. Lutz
South Second St
West
Strong’ Book Store
Samuel Vorhes
Redondo
Cal
Jim Vorhes
Davis Gilbert
Old Mexico
South America
Pilgrim Brotherhood
Congregational Church
E. J. Gibson
New York City
Richard Lee Harriman
Gibson
Louis Field
Miss Paynter Fashion Millinery
South Fourth
Ives
the Florist
New Mex
Arthur E. Walker
Mutual Building Association
West Central Avenue
SNAP
W. P. Metcalf
Frank A. Stephens
Arno
Phore
Arrakeee
Albuquerque Eee
Marble Ave
French and Adams
Fifth St
Central Av
H. D. Pettiford
South Nalter Street
N. MM
East Central Ave
Hope Bldg
O'Donnell
East Central Avenue
W. Hesselden
Superior Planing Mill
Hart Schauher & Marx
Simon Stern
Varsity
Smart
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Central Avenue Clothier
Rosenstock
Estancia Valley
Golden San Pedro
Estancia
Cty
Copper Ave
Crystal Theater
E. A. Gertig
Central Ave
S. R. Dale Realty Co
Futrelle
Second Street
A. Goss
Court House
S. Grunsfeld
Wagner Hardware CO