New Oil Company Formed in Roswell
A group of Roswell and Chaves county men organize the Southwestern Oil Company of Roswell with 200 000 shares at 1 each. They plan a drilling contract on Second Street for a 640 acre tract and have already taken up a well project for next week with funds to be spent on the well and related operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Southwestern Oil Company
Chaves County
Second Street
Raffin Oil
G. A. Riccoardson
Jos. F. Carper
Gregory Moore
W Prager
J. T. Carltoneorge Ady, Jr
C. W. Haynes
College Athletics at Philadelphia Relay Carnival
More than twelve hundred athletes converge on Franklin Field for a major eastern relay and field sports meet. Schools and colleges from states east of the Mississippi and north of the Mason-Dixon. Wisconsin absent. Events include one mile relays and two and four mile championships for large universities. Parsons leads the intercollegiate entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Mississippi River
Mason and Dixon Line
Wisconsin
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
United States
Parsons
Indictment Filed Against Captain Tygard Over Bank Funds
Federal grand jury in Kansas City indicts Captain Flavius J. Tygard for misapplication of funds from the Bates National Bank of Butler Missouri, a bank that suspended operations last September. Indictment spans eleven counts involving $15,000. Tygard, 74, previously headed the Masonic Home of Missouri and other ventures and was confined to a private sanitarium after bank suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Kansas City
Flavius J. Tygard
Bates National Bank of
Butler
Tygard
Masonic Home of Missouri
Knights Templar of Missouri
Walnut Land &Coal Company
Bates County Investment Company
Great mass meeting aims to win 1908 Republican convention
Kansas City citizens will gather at Convention hall tonight to discuss securing the next Republican national convention. Missouri and Kansas leaders will speak, two orchestras will perform, and the program is designed to be lively and nonpartisan with joint presidership by a Republican and a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Munch
Pure Food Show Opens in Cincinnati Music Hall
Cincinnati opens its first annual pure food drug and confectionery exposition in Music Hall this evening. The two week event features exhibits from prominent manufacturers across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Music Hall
United States
Los Angeles Limited to Resume Service Tomorrow
The Union Pacific announced the Los Angeles limited will resume service tomorrow after a temporary stop. Officials expect heavy traffic next week due to the Shriners conclave and Mothers' convention among other national gatherings in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Mexican Battle of Flowers Transformation in Mexico City
Mexico City prepares for the Battle of Flowers fiesta set for April 28 with the city council completing final arrangements. The capital will become a floral spectacle with houses along the route decorated from First Pillar to the Bronze Horse as residents await an impressive celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Land of
Diaz
Ci Ie Council
Night Parade and Vehicle Classes Open Celebration
A nighttime display will feature electric lights as a parade of bicycles and another of carriages, motor cars, and wagons to open the celebration. Twelve first prizes will be given to owners of the various classes vehicles. The slower battle starts at 4 PM from Chapultepec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapultepec
Fear Easter Sunday Massacre Fears in Russia
Reports from St. Petersburg say authorities fear Easter will be used to trigger a general massacre of Jews. Rumors have prompted thousands of Jewish families to sell homes and flee southern provinces as demonstrations are planned. The Union of Russian People discussed Easter protests with potential mass actions if authorities intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Union of Russian People
Edna May to Marry After Stage Retirement
Miss Edna May will retire from the stage after her current engagement with Nelly Neil ends this evening. She plans a continent holiday before marrying Oscar Lewishon. Joseph Coyne, star comedian from Nelly Neil, is engaged by George Edwardes for The Gay Widow at Daly's Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May
London
Nelly Neil
Miss May
Oscar Lewishon
Joseph Coyne
George Edwardes
Daly's Theater
Local Option Battle in Fort Worth and Tarrant County
Fort Worth Texas April 27 after a heated campaign with spending on both sides a local option election is held in Fort Worth and across Tarrant county the brewing interests poll projects a defeat for the measure while prohibition supporters predict a solid dry county vote in county precincts temperance groups and anti prohibitionists fill newspaper space with arguments Mississipi April 27 Temperance supporters claim a 200 vote majority in the local option contest today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Fit. Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Temperance
Miss
Eddy-Walden Nuptials in New York Church
Miss Matilda Stewart Eddy, daughter of Ulysses Doubleday Eddy, married Howard Talbot Walden today at St. Thomas Church in Mamaroneck. The ceremony was followed by a reception at the Anchorage, home of Mr Eddy, with both families described as prominent in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy-Walden
New York
Matilda Stewart Eddy
Ulysses Doubleday Eddy
Howard Talbot Walden
St. Thomas’ S Church
Mamaroneck
Anchorage
Roswell Citizens To Vote On Gov Hager Resignation
The People of Roswell will express their opinion of Gov. Hager's resignation at the courthouse tonight at eight o'clock. The notice calling for public input reflects local engagement with state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Hagerman
Court House
Ed Howe to Lecture at Doniphan Tonight
Ed Howe editor of the Atchison Globe will lecture in Doniphan this evening describing his world trip. Proceeds fund rebuilding the Doniphan Union Church, one of Kansas’s oldest congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Howe
Atchison
Kan
Jed. Howe
Atchison Globe
Doniphan
Doniphan Union Church
Three of Us ends record run at Staltison Square
Brian York announces The Three Us will close its season tonight at Staltison Square theater after a record 227 consecutive performances, the longest in the venue's history. The farewell marks the season's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian York
Staltison Square Theater
Chester Sorey Alive and Well
Friends in this city received a card from Chester Sorey who is running a moving picture machine at Fort Worth. He was formerly employed at the Majestic theater here and went to El Paso. Word came that he had been killed by the electric current at El Paso but the card states he is not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sorey
Fort Worth
Majestic Theatre
el Paso
Bust for Italian Cruiser Margherita in Naval Display
Rome notes a solid silver bust of Dowager Queen Margherita funded by thousands of patriotic Italian women will be presented to the cruiser Margherita tomorrow. The ceremony accompanies an imposing naval and military display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Margherita
New Infielder for Roswell Team Arrives from Canyon City
T. V. Reeves arrives from Canyon City and accepts a position in the Probate Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle office. Reeves is a fast infielder and pitcher, with local fans eager to place him on the Roswell town team after strong practice showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
T. V. Reeves
Canyon City
F. P. Gayle
Reeves
Gratitude to Builders for Arch at Roswell Convention
The committee thanks the Carpenters Union for the alfalfa arch in front of the Grand Court during the convention and credits Roswell Hardware W P Lewis Hardware Pecos Valley Lumber Kemp Lumber and Roswell Lumber for the advertising arch at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
Grand Cerral
Roswell Hardware Company
W. P. Lewis Hardware Company
Pecos Valley Lumber Company
Kemp Lumber Company
Roswell Lumber Company
Court House
Notice to present bills for The Pantry before May first 1907
Special notice from Ellis and Douglass proprietors of The Pantry asking all bill holders to present claims for payment before May first 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis & Douglass
For Sale Cheap Five Room House Near Court House
House on Richardson avenue with five rooms features shade grass water and a barn, available at a price if sold within the next 30 days. Apply at 100 N Main. 46t10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Ave
Court House
Main
Binger Herman Acquitted Of Destruction Of Public Records
The jury, after an all night pursuit of a verdict, acquitted Binger Herman former Oregon congressman and former General Land Office commissioner of destroying permanent records. The twelve week trial ended with a Not Guilty verdict at 12 40 pm after re reading the judge's charge and a lunch break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Binger Herman
Oregon
General Land Office
Herman
U. S
Baker
Next Week College Baseball Schedule Highlights
A slate of non conference and conference games unfolds next week featuring Dartmouth against Colby in Hanover New Hampshire Oklahoma University at Baldwin Kansas Notre Dame against St Viatour Kankakee Illinois Penn State meets Dickinson Carlisle Pennsylvania Carlisle Indians host Penn State Monmouth College welcomes Notre Dame at Monmouth Indiana Arkansas University faces Drury Fayetteville Baker vs Kansas Baldwin Oklahoma and more across Ithaca Galesburg Ames Tuscaloosa and Winfield with numerous regional matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Colby
Hanover
N. H
Illinois College
Shutleff College
Jacksonville
Ill
Oklahoma University
Baldwin
Kansas
Notre Dame University
St. Viatour
Kankakee
Pennsylvania State
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Carlisle Indians
Penn State
Knox College
Galesburg
Purdue
Rosy Poly
Lafayette
Ind
Minnesota University
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Iowa Aggies
Indiana
Ames
Alabama University
Owenton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Kansas Normal
Emporia
Cornell
Ithaca
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Arkansas University
Drury College
Fayetteville
Ark
Baker University
Kansas University
Bowdoin College
Southwest Kansas College
Winfield
Kan
Roosevelt in Peacemaking Role Aids Nicaragua Deal
President Roosevelt credited with helping secure peace between Nicaragua and El Salvador after a treaty signed at Amapala. Cable from Nicaragua’s Zelaya to Roosevelt expresses thanks for his substantial efforts in achieving the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Nicaraugua
Salvador
Zelaya
Amapala
Four Die and Five Fatally Hurt in Mine Explosion
An explosion at Morgan Slope mine in Black Diamond Washington today killed four men and fatally injured five others. Fourteen additional workers were seriously injured as the first two mine cars were descending on the sixth level about 1,500 feet below the surface. Authorities suspect a gas buildup following a cave explosion the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Morgan Slope
Black Diamond
Pier Collapse Injures and Buries Workers at Locust Point
A pier under construction at Locust Point Baltimore collapsed injuring fifteen workers and leaving two men missing and six bodies recovered. The structure for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Immigration station for the North German Lloyd Steamship cost 900000 dollars, stretched about 10900 feet, and was three fourths complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Locust Point
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lloyd Steamship
Canyon City Wins Decisive 8–7 Game Over Cadets
Canyon City defeated the Cadets eight to seven in the deciding game of the series at Canyon City. Both teams played hard with weak pitching. Cadets batteries were Hester Gammon Lohman. Canyon City used Cavett Wickard Hubbard. Special to the Daily Record. April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City
Daily Record
Cadets
Hester
Gammon
Lohman
Cavett
Wickard
Hubbard
Emma Eames Stor¢y Divorced in New York
Interlocutory decree grants Emma Eames Storey the right to resume her maiden name and to remarry, but she is forbidden to remarry during Mrs Storey’s lifetime. The ruling allows later remarriage if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Eames Stor¢y
New York
Emma Eames Storey
Storey
Ex Governor Bullock Dies in Albion at 73
Rufus B. Bullock, former Georgia governor, died at his Albion New York residence today. He was 73 and had lived at the family estate since his wife’s death two years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Albion
N. Y
Rufus B. Bullock
Georgia
Mr. Bullock
Revival of old style racing at Lexington track begins
Lexington Kentucky April 27 race fans will see a return to traditional racing with no bookmakers or betting agents allowed at the historic Lexington track as the Kentucky Racing Commission sets the dates for the Lexington association. The event marks a shift to raceware governed by the commission during the coming week starting this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington and
Louisville Horsement
Kentucky Association
America
Old Raintuck
Lexington
Kentucky Racing Commission
Lexington Association
Death in Elevator Shaft Slays Woman in Peoria Hotel
Mrs. Mate Chester of Chicago, Grand Secretary for Illinois of the Order of Eastern Star, fell down an elevator shaft in a Peoria hotel today and was instantly killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Mate Chester
Chicago
Grand
Illinois
Order of Eastern Star
Balloon Flight Postponed by Weather Conditions
St Louis reports that Aeronaut B C McCoy of the Aeroclub of New York postponed the long distance balloon flight of America for at least 36 hours after consulting Weather Bureau officials because wind conditions were not favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
Aeronaut B. C. McCoy
Aeroclub of
New York
America
Water Users Board Plans Carlsbad Celebration Meet
W M Atkinson attends Carlsbad to join the Water Users board arranging the July 3 4 5 celebration. The board includes presidents vice presidents and secretaries from New Mexico water associations with Rio Hondo Reservoir Water Users as a member. L K McGaffey and Fred C Hunt will also attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Atkinson
Carlsbad
Board of Control of the Water Users
New Mexico
Rio Hondo Reservoir
Atkinson
Real Estate Transfers Filed for Record in Roswell Area
Deeds recorded by Probate Clerk F. P. Gayle show The Felix Irrigation Company transferring one water right to Mae C. Laing for $1. Norvell L. Randolph and wife deed lots 1 and 3, block 8 South Roswell for $900 with a water right from Jowell on lot 2. W. S. O Neal sells eighty acres in 25-10-23 for $400. Edward S. Ewins and wife deed lots 3 and 4, block 42 Lake Arthur for $160. Jessie M. Gammill and husband transfer the NW quarter of 22-12-25 to Oscar Shaw for $2,889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Gayle
Felix Irrigation Company
Mae C. Laing
Norvell L. Randolph
C. M. Farnsworth
South Roswell
R. W. Johnston
Edward S. Ewins
C. M. Johnston
Lake Arthur
Jessie M. Gammill
Oscar Shaw
Doings at Portales Portales hits new bank and busy building boom
Portales reports a new Farmers' Bank of Portales with stock placed and a building planned. W M Cox of Portales, deputy sheriff, visited on legal business. The winter term ends with exercises and the new school building should be ready for fall. Residential building activity is rapid, more noticeable than in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales
W. M. Cox
Roosevelt County
Farmers’ Bank of
Philharmonic Band to Play Free Outdoor Concert
The Philharmonic Band will give a free open air concert in the court house plaza next Thursday night. Everyone is invited to come out and enjoy the music in a casual public event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Band
Court House Plaza
Notice to Ice Customers in Roswell Gas Co.
Notice to ice customers that all fees must be paid in cash on delivery. Drivers are instructed not to carry accounts. Roswell Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICE
Roswell Gas CO
Notice Withdrawn Real Estate From Market
Property withdrawn from sale by 4813 A. E. Olson. Statement serves as formal notice to real estate men that all listed holdings are pulled from the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Olson
Attorney General Reid to discuss governor resignation conspiracy
The text notes Attorney General Reid will discuss the conspiracy tied to the governor's forced resignation tonight at eight at the courthouse.
For Sale and Local Notices From Roswell
For Sale at a Sacrifice 320 acre claim 214 miles from Artesia for $2000 or split sale. Box 381 Roswell. 4917 Ced Puttermilk 10¢ a gallon at Roswell Creamery. Free public meeting at the Court House tonight. L O Fullen of Carlsbad voyaging to New York. J C Glass of Lake Arthur visiting. Majestic 10¢ program and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Roswell
Roswell Weather Summary for Apr 27
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico on April 27 notes a max temperature of 76, min 42 and mean 59 with no precipitation. Wind from the northwest at 4 mph and clear skies. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with little to no temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
N. M
Taft Declines To Discuss Politics During Western Trip
Secretary of War Taft, arriving in Cincinnati for public addresses and a Dayton stop, says he will not comment on presidential questions during his western trip. He notes engagements were made long ago and politics will not be discussed. He receives a warm welcome at the Union Hotel and will speak at Yale Association banquet on university matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Taft
Dayton
Ohio
Union Hotel
Associated Western Yale Clubs
Yale Association
Social world notes and sending farewells in town
Mrs. John W. Rhea hosts a reception with her sister Mrs. Guy Catlin from Dallas at three to five on Thursday to meet guests and bid farewell to Mrs. H. R. Morrow and Mrs. E. L. Humphreys. Mrs. H. F. M. Bear hosted a party for Miss Annie Mason featuring a Five Hundred game and a large guest list. The Book Club met for business with Mrs. Sidney Prager, and Miss Phyllis Nisbet gave a farewell for Miss Evelyn Snyder at North Main Street with a suffix game won by Linda Peterson who received a swastika brooch and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rhea
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
Guy Catlin
Dallas
H. R. Morrow
Denver
Amarillo
E. L. Humphreys
Plainview Texas
Mr. Humphreys
H. F. M. Bear
Annie Mason
Altoona
North Main Street
Mesdames A. D. Garrett
A. C. Wilson
Humphreys
Morrow
F. N. Brown
Polsgrove
W. M. Reed
Oliver Smith
Keebler
Scott
Hunt, True
Mayes
Charless
Holmes and
Mason
Phyllis Nisbet
Evelyn Snyder
Miss Snyder
Linda Peterson
War Ships Built for Navy Found with Serious Defects
Boston April 27 Congressman G W Waldo New York warned at a Faneuil Hall meeting that ships built under private contract to the navy show serious defects Rivet holes were plugged with putty and soap instead of hot rivets and several hundred rivets were mishandled in one ship The work was sent to the Brooklyn yard for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
G. W. Waldo
New York
Faneuil Hall
National League of Employees of the Navy Yard
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Reduced Rates At The Business College
We sold scholarships at reduced rates last summer and many buyers praise their value. Call at the college or phone 242 to join the spring term. New students are signing up and the college has received more furniture typewriters and two additional teachers. We have secured good positions for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Mass Meeting Tonight In Roswell On Hagerman Controversy
Citizens are invited to a free eight o clock meeting at the Court House in Roswell. Speakers include Attorney Reid and local figures discuss Governor Hagerman and the Roosevelt administration amid questions of government integrity and the New Mexico political situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Roswell
Theles
New Mexico
Stockard
H. J. Hagerman
Hagerman
Roosevelt
Woolverton Practical Business College ad offer
Each graduate earns 120.00 per month while the college promises a complete business education and a lucrative position for 55.00. The ad claims unmatched preparation and even offers to pay for the course via a scholarship if a better option exists and urges readers to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolverton Practical Business College Coo
Cattle Shipping Situation Labeled Hopeless by Rancher
J. P. White returned from the Panhandle and reports the cattle shipping situation is hopeless. He ordered cars February 16 and now cites six hundred cars needed to fill his order, with over five thousand cars required overall. Shippings north after May 10 would be pointless, leading many cattle to be held over until next year. The root problem is lack of motive power rather than car shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. White
Res
Panhandle
Col Charles Baker Returns From Artesia
Col Charles KL Baker arrived back yesterday from Artesia marking the end of a brief assignment and resuming duties locally with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Charles KL Baker
Artesia
Rockefeller Gifts Real Estate to Others Plan
A World report says John D. Rockefeller will donate most of his land holdings in Chicago and Cleveland as part of a plan to relinquish virtually all his real estate. A friend notes the gifts aim to shift ownership to others while reducing his worries about the properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
New York
the World Today
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago
Cleveland
Skillman Gets Favorable Verdict in Realty Commission Suit
In district court Judge Wm. H. Pope presided as W. G. Skillman sued Parker Earle for a 5 percent commission on a $6,000 real estate sale. The verdict awarded Skillman $300. A motion for a new trial was filed. The court then heard motions, and at four o'clock the territorial grand jury report was to be delivered before discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skillman
W. G. Skillman
Parker Earle
Wm. H. Pope
Territorial Grand Jury
Social Ball by the Maccabees at Maccabee Hall
The ladies of the Maccabees host a social ball at Maccabee hall next Monday night with music by a fine string band admission fifty cents and an open invitation to all to enjoy the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Maccabees
Maccabee Hall
Sheriff Ballard Heads to Santa Fe and Las Vegas
Sheriff C L Ballard departs tomorrow for official business in Santa Fe and attends the final meeting of the old cattle sanitary board in Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Ballard
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Old Cattle Sanitary Board
Freeman Looks to Locate in Roswell from San Antonio
J. W. Freeman arrived yesterday from San Antonio seeking a new business site and plans to stay several days in Roswell as he scouts possible locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Freeman
San Antonio
Texas
Roswell
Missionary Workers Return From Texico Tour
Mrs. Summergill, Miss Emily Summersgill and Miss Eunice Crawford returned last night from Texico where they have been doing Salvation Army missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Summergill
Emily Summersgill
Eunice Crawford
Texico
Salvation Army
Mrs M W Shelley Visits In City From Abilene
Mrs M W Shelley arrived from Abilene Texas to visit her daughter Mrs James Rice who moved here with her husband three weeks ago to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Shelley
Abilene
Texas
James Rice
Mrs Cordray Returns to Lake Arthur After Pittsburg Visit
Mrs C L Cordray arrived back at Lake Arthur last night after filing on a chimney near the area earlier in the day. She had traveled from Pittsburg Pennsylvania and was in the valley for about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Cordray
Lake Arthur
Pittsburg
Miss Keller Bedell Salter and Alexander Guests at Military Institute Camp
Misses Keller and Bedell and Mes srs Salter and Alexander were guests of Captain Barlow and Major Pearson at the Military Institute camp near the Hondo reservoir on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller
Bedell
Salter
Alexander
Barlow
Major Pearson
Military Institute
Hondo Reservoir
J Leahy Leaves Colfax For Home After Short City Stay
District attorney J Leahy of Colfax and Union counties and district deputy for the Elks of New Mexico departed for his home in Raton this morning after a brief visit in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leahy
Colfax
Union Counties
the Elks of New Mexico
Raton
Artesia man R P Holmes in town yesterday
R P Holmes of Artesia visited town yesterday, adding a local note to regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Holmes
Artesia
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NEW Oil Company
Reid
Roswell Creamery
L. O. Fullen
Mrs. Fullen
J. C. Glass
The
Majestic
U. S. Weather Bureau
Book Club
Sidney Prager
Majestic Moving Pictures
Allery Furniture Company
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