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Newspaper
Maxwell Maxim
Location
Maxwell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
4
A 1900 era domestic pledge column outlines resolutions for a peaceful home life. Promises include dressing at breakfast, politeness to a spouse, solitary outings for family tranquility, and restraint on frivolous spending to foster cheerful family interactions and contentment.
Maxwell New Mexico seeks growth with a two story brick general store, bank, lumber yard, hotel, and modern plant. It highlights sun rich climate and irrigated farming near Maxwell on the AT&SF line, inviting new houses, groceries, hardware, a drug store, electric plant, coal yard and planing mill as needs for a young town.
A weary speaker vows to be more unselfish after a long day’s labor and urges self denial to maintain church appearance. He promises to pay pew rent this year even if it means denying himself an overcoat and letting his children go without shoes.
Delegate Andrews introduces a bill to form the Bighin judicial district of the supreme court territory. The measure provides a supreme court of eight justices with one chief and seven associates, a four year term for appointees, eight districts, and district residency requirements. It also states how new counties will be attached to districts.
An examination of reform schools as a scientific approach to educate delinquent youth. It argues the need to treat individuals by addressing environment, imagination, self control, and will power, to transform impulses into forethought and responsibility, without stigmatizing punishment.
New York report shows thousands of shirtwaist makers resisting compromise, demanding recognition of their union while willing to discuss a reasonable wage basis. Society figures like Mrs Perry Belmont and Mrs O H P Belmont support the strikers, with a mass meeting planned at Carnegie Hall under Mrs Charles Beard.
Las Vegas December 30 Chief Justice Mills presiding over an adjourned term of the U S district court sentenced George Snell chief deputy sheriff of Union county residing in Clayton who was convicted of perjury to one year and a day in the territorial penitentiary at Santa Fe and fined 250 dollars
The Chicago Record-Herald describes Mrs Wimbleson's affection for her husband as remarkable. She plans clothing changes so garments button down the front to suit his preferences.
Market notes from New York Chicago and Kansas City show varied activity across commodities stocks and livestock. Wool and copper hold firm while grain and pork futures shift, cattle and hogs see price adjustments and steady to slightly higher trading in several categories.
The community mourns Mrs. MceSchonl er wife of T W McSchooler who died suddenly at six o'clock at her home on sent Third street. She had suffered an illness not thought dangerous until now and her death surprised friends. She was an active Meth odist then Christian church member with a large circle of friends and four orphaned children. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
In a clipped dialogue the Chicago News and London Telegraph report a quarrelsome artist and a self styled humorist exchanging jabs. A sobering announcer asks Mrs Smith about her son Billy run over by a train under a railway arch, prompting a distraught reply.
A terse exchange in an interview reveals a boastful claim of rising to the front. The self made man responds coolly that the report is mistaken and denies being a forger or an imposter.
Mr Sappeigh jokes about his nine pursuits of Miss Gabby and her stubborn ways. Mr Softleigh questions the tale as a playful, domestic exchange. The fragment hints at a comic social misadventure in a lighthearted tone.
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