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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1907
Page
2
A brief publisher note states the publication is issued daily except Sundays by Record Publishing Co.
A Cooper Texas review quote criticizes corruption and warns the city council to act against possible extortion as preparations for a large convention proceed. The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes rail workers' resistance to speed to protect passengers. The passage stresses advertising, community effort, and vigilance in the upcoming event.
The Austin fellows shaping laws hit the mark with a prohibition on drinking on passenger trains. The measure is seen as a blessing to a public long troubled by drunken, foul mouthed conduct aboard trains according to the West Texas Journal.
The Commoner notes Mr Harriman offers to spend a day with the President to seek advice. It mentions the Washington interest in an oil portrait of Theodore Roosevelt and references Harriman waiting on the President.
A terse note cites opposition to the saloon and gambling amid tension with cattlemen. It records officials urging restraint and public order as factions voice sentiment against perceived gambling and related disruption.
Justice Welter announced warrants will be issued and served every thirty minutes if needed. The plan could impose up to twenty fines daily as authorities address outstanding penalties tied to the cattlemen's convention.
The article critiques Kentuckys stance on liquor, noting varied views among Republicans and Democrats, and argues that liquor dealers overestimate support for saloon repeal while emphasizing local and state revenue and regulatory battles. It cites counties that have voted out saloons despite Kentuckys whiskey industry.
The Artesia Record states Geo Slaughter had no part in the Texas annexation. A Roswell man’s letter, written for a Texas legislator, misconnected his name with the move. If the issue were decided by the people, Slaughter would likely vote for annexation, but he is too busy to tackle political matters now.
The Record notes advances in rates and city officials during a cattle Commercial Club meeting. It argues loyalty to guests and liberal hospitality, asserting Roswell’s convention impact hinges on public impressions and future prospects even without direct monetary gain.
A Lake Arthur Times excerpt rebukes the Santa Fe treatment and its ripple effects on Valley papers. The piece mocks editorials that sparked spats across New Mexico, references Newkirk as the "putest man" and laments how Pecos Valley News survived while others burned with controversy.
An Artesia News feature extols Artesia in the Pecos Valley as a thriving growing town. It notes abundant artesian wells, available water, and favorable climate compared with harsher Panhandle areas. It mentions a population over 2,000, plus banks, schools, and churches.
The Fifth District International Sunday School Conference meets at Wesley Methodist in Minneapolis with General Secretary W H Irwin presiding. Delegates from the Northwest attend along with A Fox of Louisville and Joan Orchard of Fargo. The gathering concludes Wednesday afternoon with Rev Dr H M Hamill of Nashville delivering the educational committee address. The event leads into the Minnesota Sunday School Association annual convention.
In Washington on April 23 Senator Hans Brough of North Dakota led a dinner for four guests, including William Leeb the president's secretary, Senator Bowme of Oregon, and Delegate Andrews of New Mexico. A Santa Fe Indian school dormitory contract of 18,470 dollars was awarded to the George Hinchliff Company of Chicago, covering heat and light. Chilili postmaster Ramon Sanchez resigned, with Adolfo Salas as vice.
Testimony continued in the Larrazolo Andrews contest with Councilman Joseph F. Sulzer called. Sulzer’s remarks reportedly support Andrews' claim of intimidation, asserting his own 1400 vote margin in a clean county victory, while precinct specifics yet to be identified.
A county gentleman attending Santa Fe sessions was robbed by two men under a crescent moon near the Pecos Valley. They seized his watch roll and tie pin then stripped him to his silk underclothes before fleeing. One thief returned to pull a plaster from his back as the victim asked if they were council members.
The article argues plowing is a science of observation and adjustment by soil type and moisture. It details moldboard steepness for sandy versus clay soils, and when to plow to avoid overwatering or overdrying for best tilth and burial of surface material.
An old farmer’s guide stresses waiting for soil readiness to avoid wasteful haste. It covers draft, plow design, beam adjustments, and the need for proper tool setup for both walking and riding plows to achieve deeper, even furrows and richer seed beds.
Mesil of physics in the Itural college, Pecos Valley and New Mexico authorities investigate a mysterious poison linked to Toyah Creek Texas deaths. Prof George la Park and family suffer long from suspected alkaloid poisoning as doctors and old valley residents weigh milk safety and alkaloid risk amid ongoing inquiries.
Washington April 8 The cases of Howard v Illinois Central and Brooks v Southern Pacific question the railroad employers liability act's constitutionality. The government and attorney general will defend the statute as two judges previously ruled differently. The high court will fully review the act influencing many pending cases and union labor actions nationwide.
Bids to supply 1,000,000 yards of khaki cloth for uniforms plus 100,000 yards of brown Duck 100,000 shirts 50,000 dress caps 200,000 stockings 40,000 blankets 20,000 buckskin gloves 100,000 suits of underwear and other military clothing items will be opened today at the chief quartermaster's office in Chicago.
Rev Edwin Emerson Davis pastor of Roswell Presbyterian church attended Pecos Valley Presbytery deliberations on Wednesday. Davis is a cultured gentleman whose earnest preaching inspires listeners and Hagerman hopes he will visit Hagerman often for the benefit of the congregation.
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at the Record Office. We offer cheap money to loan on realty in Roswell. Woodruff and DeFreest, opposite Post Office.
Classified notices list land scrip and multiple sale offers for houses, lots, fencing, drilling machines, furniture, livestock, and an Artesia desert claim. Vendors Carlton & Bell, Oasis Ranch, and individuals like F L Hill and Tom White advertise properties and items with contact details and prices.
Classified rental notice lists two front rooms for rent. One unfurnished at 708 N Pecos, another large front room at 719 N Main with phone 149. Compact, dated ad style.
The notice offers a youth to work in a store with address S in City. A separate request seeks room and board in a private family for three ladies with southern exposure and porch. Inquiries directed to the U. S. Land Office at 3113.
A lady’s gold pin about the size of a half dollar is missing. If found, return to J. W. Gamel at Morrison Bros, 3212.
A full set of elementary law texts from a leading law school and several valuable works are offered. Includes Bishop on Contracts Tiedeman on Sales and Commercial Paper Bradner Rules of Evidence Field on Damages Phillips on Code Pleading Kenney Law Dictionary bound volumes of Central Law Journal Albany Law Journal Washburn lectures and more. Nearly all bound in sheep in fair condition. Sell as shelf-fillers or trade for literary or scientific works. Inquire at a Record office.
Winter frost has damaged fruit, but wheat remains green and promising. Agricultural professors test 65 spring and winter wheat varieties in New Mexico to find well adapted strains. Onions are part of an extended field work. The chemistry department studies cactus as cattle feed to gauge its value for drought resilience.
Officials report a rise in the percentage of loss across the territory and neighboring states, detailing impacts on agriculture, production, and regional supplies. The update outlines figures and affected sectors, with discussions of relief measures and recovery timelines.
The South Atlantic baseball league starts today with Augusta at Savannah Columbia at Jacksonville and Macon at Charleston. The schedule spans 150 games from April 8 to September 4. Teams are strengthened and the pennant race is expected close with each club having a chance.
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