Roswell Hosts Noted Delegation At Early Convention Start
Roswell arrived at the West Texas chamber meeting with 25 representatives and a Pullman train from Pecos Valley. New Mexico delegates highlighted attractions like Carlsbad Caverns and Lincoln National Forest as visitors toured the exhibits and viewed folders.
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Clovis
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Lincoln National Forest
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Malone-Coppedge Motor Company
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Talmage Mortuary
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Roswell Record
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Roswell Buick Company
John Lebeau
Busy Bee Cafe
Claude Simpson
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Grady Welter
Welter Grocery
J. V. Wiggins
M. J
Man Swears Off Women For Life After Ten Year Silence
Theo Young of St. Louis declares he will never speak to another woman after ten years of silence except to find a Mary-like partner. Reporters spotted him dancing with women in a Seattle hall while he explained his rule excludes smokers drinkers neckers or capers. He warned of a future surprise if he breaks his vow at a convention near Randall Drug Store.
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Theo Young
St. Louis
Ilehusen
Mary Brown
Marty MetCormack
Mary
Roswell Delegation Heads Home After Two Day Visit
The Roswell delegation, including representatives from Dobbs Furniture, Roswell Auto, and the Joyce- Pruit company, will be in the city today and tomorrow and depart tomorrow night for home.
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McDonald
McDonald & Jewett
Barney Held
Capitalist
Ed Robertson
Joyce- Pruit Company
Pete Hodges
Bank of Commerce
W. F. McElwain
Carlsbad
Charles Dobbs
Dobbs Furniture Company
C. C. Cagle
Roswell Auto Company
Roswell
Desire for Antiques Goes General Across America
The Associated Press reports that wealthier collectors are sharing space with less affluent buyers as thousands of antique shops spread across towns and highways. The trend shows how the love of old and beautiful items has become widespread in America.
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The
Associated Press
New York
America
Yorks art row points out demand for early American objects
Otto Bernet of the American Art Association notes that collecting is a hobby of the wealthy and recalls a period when modern items dominated homes. He describes a resurgence of interest in old chairs, tables, and antiques, with rising demand and more antique shops and auctions. California and Florida show strong Spanish and Italian furniture interest, while the South features more colonial pieces due to housing trends.
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York
Otto Bernet
American Art Association
United States
California
Florida
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