01 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
1
A Roswell saloon organ blasts the political race decrying dirty tactics used by the opposition and calling out the impact on families. The piece urges voters to consider how wives daughters and sisters are involved and questions public perception of the candidates.
In El Paso two deaths are reported. Mrs. Charles A. Kauffmann, 37, was found in her apartment at 1109 San Antonio Street with two bullets in her left breast. She had just arrived from Mishawaka Indiana and leaves a 10 month old child. Also reported is the death of a young man aged 31 at Schaefer Ranch after consuming wild herbs with his family. He had recently arrived with his widowed mother from Troy Ohio.
Amarillo Texas March 29 A young man named Henry J. is described as ill after eating wild greens. The report notes Mary A. Cobean, a notary public at Record Office, connected with the case as part of local details. Further details are scarce due to damaged text.
Rio Hondo Commandery No 6 K T will confer the Red Grass degree on Saturday at 8 p m April 2 1910 Visiting Sir Knights cordially invited By order of EC W W Phillips Recorder
Roswell hosted two rallies last night, a large No-license gathering at the Majestic theatre drawing about 900 people with another 300 outside, and a counter meeting at the Armory opposing the ticket. Dr. C M Mayes attacked the whiskey ring and urged prohibition, linking liquor to crime, illness, and social ruin while praising mothers and teachers.
Parsons and Lawrence at 215 North Main Street advertise real estate and insurance services. They promote bargains on improved farms Main Street business property residences suburban homes and acreage with a claim of the best life and fire insurance on the market and urge readers to ask Parsons since he knows.
The firm of Geyer and Johnson announce they have purchased Totzek and Finnegan's fire insurance business, making their agency strong in the city. They represent reliable companies and will write fire, farm property, automobile, and tornado insurance with prompt, careful service and solicit patronage.
Mother and father signatures urge new viewers to see genuine platinum prints by Turner Studio at 117 W. 4th Street and 2413 Turner Street. Art studies unseen in Roswell, with a Saturday exhibition and window displays inviting public viewing.
A classified item lists 23 unfurnished rooms for rent at 210 N Pecos. The report also notes Little Miss Eleanor Heaen receiving a severe forehead cut yesterday after falling against a billiard table at the Commercial Club.
Local observation at 6:00 a m records a max 67 min 36 mean 52 with 0 precipitation and wind from the south. Cloudy conditions with a fair forecast for tonight and Saturday. Historical extremes note last year 71 27 and 88 in 1903 with 22 in 1896.
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