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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
3
Dr J H Jenkins trips to Dexter for business. Albert Hobson returns from Portales trip. Vaughn travels to Dexter for a short visit. G N Amis called to Hagerman for a sport business. City funds for loans and official travel noted. H M Dow visits Carlsbad on city business. Nimitz Theatre address listed for contact. Poultry buyers call for highest cash price at U S Market 2011. Cruise car to Pine Lodge.
Local notices mention plans to meet at the Nimitz Theatre. Names include W A Bryant visiting Hagerman on business and John R Hodges traveling from Lake Arthur for a short visit. The district attorney L O Fullen was called to Carlsbad on official business.
Lawrence and Calfee Irrigated Farms offer to trade Oklahoma town lots for Roswell property. The note mentions taking Cruise’s ear to Pine Lodge and implies a land exchange deal facilitated by the firm.
Nola Oliver departed last night from Nimitz Theatre area for Carlsbad and Artesia on corporate travel for Joyce Pruit Co.
E. V. Kennedy returned to Hageman after several days in Roswell. Dr L A Dickman and wife arrived from Clovis to St Marys hospital. Miss Frankie Warren arrived from Dexter to visit Miss Louise Holland for a week.
Jeff Caffall arrived from Dexter this morning with the returns of yesterday's primary election.
Edgar Caffee came back this morning from Lake Arthur where he had been attending to business matters.
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Dave Runyan of Artesia arrived on business yesterday and returned home last night. Charles and Paul Pfeiffer of Alpoona Pennsylvania arrived last night for a two to three week visit with D S Mock.
John R. St. Joan left this morning for Clovis for a few days vacation and to attend to business. Baker and Cornell at 207 West Fourth Street advertise free development of Kodak films with print orders and guarantee satisfaction.
Deputy Sheriff C R Young departed this morning for official travel through the northern part of the territory to carry out assigned duties.
Cnee F S Harrelson leaves this morning for Belton Missouri after visiting his cousin J L Leonard. Mrs E D Grace departs for Altus Oklahoma after three weeks with Mr and Mrs Sam Jones.
Mrs L Wicklund and her daughter completed a month long visit with Mrs Charles Anderson and left this morning for their home in Chicago.
The National Bank and the Record office move to a new larger location to provide more space for painting theatrical scenery. A new song The Lullabye Ship by R. iA. Chase is available at Zinks.
Miss Georgia Linley from Los Angeles travels to Chicago and New York for a pleasure trip. She will visit her brother Mia Linley of Kemp Lumber Co. on the return, and plans a stop at her old home in Chillicothe Missouri in the fall.
Advertises cabinet photographs at 1.50 per half dozen and post cards at 75 cents per half dozen to promote a new gallery near the First National Bank great room. signed by Moore, the photographer, located at 3216.
Mrs. J. S. Tucker and her daughter Miss Gladys departed this morning for a several months visit to Kansas City.
Harry Jaffa departed this morning for a short business trip of a few days to Denver. He plans meetings with local executives and returns by the weekend.
The advertisement proclaims the U S Meat Market as offering only top quality meats with the motto quality. It emphasizes selection and superior products for customers seeking premium cuts.
George B. Jewett advertises billiards and pool at 212 Main Street with new regulation equipment. Joyce-Pruitt Co. promotes wholesale and retail dry goods clothing groceries as the largest Southwest supplier. Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co. claims to be the oldest drug store offering up-to-date products.
Miss Ola Reese of Bingen Arkansas leaves after four week visit with Miss Leora Jones and relatives. She travels to Quanna Texas to visit Mr and Mrs J C Reese before returning home.
Subscriptions and renewals for Saturday Evening Post Ladies' Home Journal and Woman's Home Companion are each $1.50 per year. Hattie L. Cobean is the agent and can be reached at phone 166.
Roswell store proclaims the swellest line of furniture with high quality and low prices.
A local grocery announces strictly good goods at reasonable prices inviting patronage and listing their store name.
Deeds filed to record transfers involving John W. Pearson T. R. Martin W. F. Martin and John Atchison. Properties in NE 1 4 Sec 12 T P 13 S R 26 E with prices 1950 1970 and 1000 dollars. Dates range 1909 1910 compiled by Bonded Abstract Co.
The Roswell Hotel advertises a unique dining promise offering good food and fan cooling during meals, highlighting hospitality and comfort as key attractions for guests.
Classified ads list several for sale items including a residence with water and electric lights, a corner residence lot, a horse and saddle, two riding ponies, and a tent house with road wagon. Contact methods include the Record Office and phone numbers.
A notice lists a $500 loan on irrigated farms with long term terms, annual interest, and payoff privilege. J B Herbst, financial agent at 303 N Main, solicits applicants. Also reports families traveling from town after business and local residents returning from Artesia after baseball games with Albuquerque.
Lee A Phillips and wife departed this morning for Amarillo where they will make their name. Phillips is a fireman on the Santa Fe and has been transferred to the Amarillo division.
Mrs S C House arrived from Midland Texas to visit her daughter Mrs Jesse L Carper. Accompanying her was Miss Georgia Bryant a friend of Mrs Carper who also came for a visit.
Mr and Mrs C F Brock and daughter Miss Cecil together with Mr and Mrs Frank Brock and two children left this morning for Oklahoma City where they will reside for the present with plans to return later and enter the hotel business.
The Owl Sign Company has relocated to the large building at the rear of the New State Market, leaving the stone building between the Citizens in place as the previous site.
Multiple short rental notices list rooms and flats for rent at various addresses including N Lea N Richardson S Lea St Main Pa N Penn and 2nd St. Offerings include unfurnished rooms light housekeeping furnished rooms and a modern four room flat with bath and utilities with contact details. Some include restrictions such as no children or no sick.
Local fixtures Hills and Dunn advertise furniture hardware stoves rugs and other items new and second hand at 305 307 North Main. Sewing machine needles bobbins and shuttles of all kinds listed. Phone number 69.
Roswell businesses advertise wholesale and retail hardware engines pipes pumps fencing tinware wagons plumbing water goods. Livery service runs day and night. Lumber yards promote timber doors cement paints and glass with cedar posts and building materials.
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair services. Graduate of the Chicago Conservatory with alarm experience. guaranteed work. Located at 348 E 8th St, phone 569. Ready-to-wear apparel from Morrison Bros Store with millinery specialty. The Daily Record advertises full news coverage.
Dilley & Son offer private ambulance and prompt service along with undertaker work. Allery Furniture Co lists undertaker services with two phone numbers 75 and 111. H. H. Heninger advertises as undertaker and embalmer with private ambulance and prompt service at 121 West Fourth, phone 89 rings.
The Lullabye Ship is a pretty song of merit by Roswell musician R A A Chase and is on sale at Zinks. Election returns were coming in as weather warned of a storm, with forty acres of alfalfa on the ground.
Emmett Patton traveled from his farm between Hagerman and Lake Arthur last night and faced a situation that compelled him to stay despite his reluctance to leave. The brief note records his location and the unresolved circumstances surrounding the events of the night.
Local firm Baker and Cornell at 207 West Fourth Street announces a change of address to a new office location. The notice provides contact details and a brief update for clients.
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