Santa Fe Sun 1891 Society Notes and Local News
Santa Fe weekly paper notes society visitors in Denver and New York, appointments, school openings, and a local marriage. Framed by remarks on office holders, a grande list of residents, and a territorial fair prize for Arthur Bhyle’s fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Schofield
Santa Fe
Denver
Arthur Bhylé
Hview
Te Sun
Eddie Ross
Edmund G. Ross
William H. Cobb
Alque
Red letter day in Santa Fe ends with lively banquet
Santa Fe hosted a festive gathering honoring General Mel Cook with a banquet that featured prominent local figures, toast after toast, and a lively display of hospitality. The event followed a week of fair activity in Albuquerque, drawing residents home and sparking spirited conversation.
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Prince
U.S
U. S
Eugene, A. Wiske
Register A
Morrison
Max Frost
New Mexico
E. P. Leeds
Mel Cook
Sum
Switchell
Geo. W. Knaebel
Santa Fe
A Woman of Charm and Noble Planning Shines
A description extols a woman likened to Auntie Warner, praised as a perfect woman nobly planned. Her magnetism and conversation win admiration from young and old, though no one claims to know her personally.
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Warner
New Mexico Democratic Central Committee Adopts Statehood Bill
The territorial Democratic Central Committee met in Albuquerque during fair week. After adjournment, officers were elected in vacancies including Taos, Socorro, and Lincoln counties. Statehood support was unanimous, endorsing Delegate Josephs bill for an enabling act with representation by 1890 census, and plans to cooperate across parties. The meeting urged renewed party life and organization across counties. This item closes with an ad for Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy offering $500 for an incurable case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Territorial Democratic Central Committee
B. Childers
Thoreday Am
Aloya Scheurich
Taos County
A. Guidorf
M. W. Brown
Socorro County
A. J. Bohney
Joan Y. Hewitt
Eaq
Lincoln County
Ryan
Felix Martines
H. B. Fergusson
Thornon
Nceana
New Mexico
H. B Ferguson
Felix Martinez
WB. Childers
Hopewell
Union of States
Joseph
Cardinal opposed to church lotteries and raffies
An item notes Cardinal's strong opposition to lotteries and raffies for church or charitable purposes. An old physician claims a vegetable remedy cured nervous debility and various ailments after testing in thousands of cases, and now offers it to help suffering individuals.
Ghost Dance in Forepaugh and Wild West Show
Describes Sioux ghost dance performed by a band in Forepaugh and Wild West exhibition. Notes circle dancing, exhaustion, and beliefs of meeting the Messiah. Promotes Forepaugh features and Santa Fe October 6 show details. Also advertises Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
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Walla
United States
Santa Fe
Twentiy
For Sale General Store at El Rito and Local Notices
Joseph Grant of El Rito announces sale of his general merchandising business and residence after 14 years at the location. Others include a bootmaker opening a shop on San Francisco street, the first carload of Mesilla valley grapes shipped, and notes on rail line consolidations affecting D.R.G. and Atchison routes.
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Joseph Grant
Otter Johnson
San Francisco
Lowitaki
Dr. Barker & Co
Mesilla Valley
Las Cruces Republican
August Flower Cure Claim by Mrs. Black of Seneca
Mrs. Sarah Black of Seneca claims two years of persistent stomach head and womb pains, yellowing face and poor appetite improved after taking August Flower. She reports relief, notes cold weather worsened spells, and bills the remedy as completing a cure. G G Green Woodbury New Jersey signing as sole agent.
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Sarah “M. Black
Seneca
Uetine
G. G. Green
Woodbury, N.J
Mrs Graham’s Cucumber Facial Cream Ad
A vintage beauty ad promotes Mrs Graham’s Cucumber and Elder Flower Cream as a skin beautifier. It claims sun and wind protection, wrinkle prevention, and a youthful complexion with no acids or alkali. Available for $1 at druggists or Mrs Gervaine Graham’s 103 Post Street San Francisco. Lady agents desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervaine Graham
Post Street
San Francisco
Preparations for Sale by Wholesale Drugget in Chicago
Dust orders and preparations announced for sale by a wholesale druggist in Chicago and every city westward. The ad notes that his name will be added to the advertisement and promises ready availability of items for sale through western markets.
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Chicago
Protect Our Bread From Adulterated Baking Powders
An editorial urges rapid legal action against ammonia and alum adulteration in baking powders. It targets New York Illinois and Minnesota legislatures and argues for nationwide misdemeanor status with strict penalties. It promotes Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as pure and superior, claiming it costs more to manufacture and yields light bread biscuits and cakes that digest well.
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New York
Illinois
Minnesota
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Official City Paper
Frank B. Roberts
Aro
Territory
Albuquerque Democrat
A. Stagle
Europe
P.O. Gaynor
Pueblo
Colorado
E. W. Meany
Church of the Holy Faith
Prescott
Arizona
Nellie L. Gunn
Whitin Hall School
Griffin Block
Felix Grant
Tres Piedras
Ta Sun Sanctum
FO P
E. A. Wixson
J. I. Marsh
Wixson
Laura
J. W. Josephs
Alexander Gusdorf
Taos
Fritz
Dofia Altagracia
James H. Purdy
Petrcsman
W. E. Broad
Chama
Tierra Amarilla Grant
Chama Farm & Implement Company
Nothern New Mexico
George Laws
McCook
Dr. Sage
Hall
John Boyle
The
Folsom Land Office
Ayers Willy
E. L. Griggs
Cerrillos
Missouri
Denver Republican
Atchison
D.R. G
Union Pacific
Burlington
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
ELDER
Neeee Een
W. M. Smith
Sleener Service
Geo. T. Nicholson
G.P
Topeka
Kans
Texas Siftings
Dr. Price
Anat Lareees
LTS
Nepes Nossa
B. Hanley
Colorado Beer Saloon
San Francisco Street
J .G.schumann
Wedeles & Eldodt
General Merchandise
Santa Fe, N. M
Fe Togghia Ea Aut i Sieker
Scott
pRue
J. Weltmer
Sinta
Maud I. Ture
Stephen Lb. Elkins
Stephens B. Elkins
Ants ‘Fe
Anid Maud
L.' Flurt
Ed Hurt
William
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