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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
3
A motivational note emphasizes planning for success as a reliable path to achievement and frames failure as less likely when deliberate preparation is pursued.
Local notes report F L Hill visiting Lakewood for well drilling matters. Mr and Mrs H S Hughes of Dexter arrive for a relatives visit. H T Blrick returns to Dexter after a short stay with friends. A Picnic Wagon is at City Livery and a Nimitz Theatre appearance is advertised.
Father Christmann went to Portales this morning to conduct Sunday service and visit a few days. Take Cruise's car to Pine Lodge.
City Attorney H. M. Dow returned this morning from a several day business trip in Carlsbad.
Misses Mary and Josie Cowell left for points east and north for several days. See J bh Herbst at 303 Main St Roswell for funds related to city loans. Mr. and Mrs. D F Jones left Roswell for Amber Oklahoma after nine months here. Fat Hobson's ice cream phone 98.
The notice lists residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Thompson returning to Carlsbad from Roswell. It notes business at the Nimitz Theatre and visits by J. Cady Bruce Knight and A. J. Foster of Lake Arthur. Kemp Lumber Co. manager E. B. Kemp from Artesia is in town. Fred Lee returns from Dexter.
J R Darnell formerly editor of the Elida News came back to Elida this morning after a brief stay in town for land office business.
The Southern Presbyterian Church ladies host ice cream cake and lemonade this evening on the Sea Lot at Main and 5th Street. Everyone is invited to attend.
W C Lawrence and his Crowley guest Percy Lawrence came to Lake Arthur this morning. C E Miller the building foreman for Henry Rock went to Lake Arthur to finalize the Baptist church deal. Ground bones advertised at Roswell markets. Dr L A Dickman returned to Clo vis with Mrs Dickman for surgery and is recovering.
Mrs C F Montgomery and her sister Miss Mart Wetzel of Greengeld Missouri are spending the summer here and went to Lake Arthur this morning for a short visit.
Rev H J Cumpsten arrives from Carlsbad to lead Sunday morning and evening services at the First Presbyterian church. he will spend several days with the congregation. Mrs Walter Haynes visits from Carlsbad and departs for Salt Lake City to join her husband. Taney, formerly of Carlsbad, is noted in the brief notices.
The text profiles Miss Browne daughter of Douglas Lester Burman Browne of West One Hundred Seventh Street and Sir Palma born in the United States with Cuban roots. It notes Palmas elder was a Central Valley New York school teacher before returning to Cuba to resume its revolution and become president, highlighting diverse birthplaces and backgrounds.
Moore the photographer offers cabinet photographs at $1.50 for half a dozen and post cards at 75 cents for half a dozen to advertise a new gallery located behind the First National Bank. Address 3216.
Rev Earl D Sims brother in law of Frank Divers visits Roswell for two weeks. A Baptist missionary and evangelist, he spent six years in China and four years aboard US Navy ships with sailors. He will present three free lectures August 17 18 19 at eight PM titled My Trip Around the World My Six Years Stay in China and The Life of Confucius My Visit to His Home.
Saturday Evening Post Ladies' Home Journal Woman's Home Companion each $1.50 a year. Hattie L. Cobean, Agent. Phone 166.
American residents and natives joined in the August 13 celebration marking the fall of Manila and the hoisting of the American flag. The Philippine department of United Spanish War Veterans held its annual reunion with a banquet for veterans.
Title and Trust Co advertises selling a lot and building a home to the buyer’s own design with small payments.
Miss Lucy Seay left this morning for Galveston to join Mr and Mrs Dick P Seay who are there for Mrs Seays health. Mrs Seay is slowly improving. Mrs Seay was formerly Miss Gertie Wiggins of this city.
We emphasize city property advertising while denying recent farm land sales. Two remaining food bargains are highlighted as part of our catalog with a focus on local real estate and estate offerings.
The American Transport liner Minnehaha, earlier run aground off the Scilly Islands, has been repaired at Belfast shipyards and sailed today for New York. It is the first recorded case of a steamer being salvaged after a Scilly Is lands grounding.
In a lively town talk, a business figure praises Snipes for selling eight to ten thousand dollars more this year than last. He explains Snipes thrives on low prices and spot cash, noting many buyers overextend and sellers suffer when credit dries up.
News and Gossip notes that Sr. Tomas Estrada Palma, son of Cuba’s president, will marry American beauty Miss Helen Douglas Browne next week in New York. Palma praises American girls as the world’s most beautiful.
A collection of shop notices lists U S Meat Market quality motto and categories from butchers to hardware stores. Entries include George B Jewett billiards, Roswell Hardware Co, Independent Hardware Co, Oriental Livery, Pecos Valley Lumber Co, Roswell Lumber Co, Kemp Lumber Co cedar posts, Notary Mary A Cobean, W S Murrell piano tuning, Morrison Bros ready to wear store, and The Daily Record promoting news delivery for 60 cents a month.
Jaffa, Prager & Co advertise as dry goods clothing groceries and ranch supplies. Joyce-Pruitt Co promotes wholesale and retail dry goods clothing groceries. Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co claims to be the oldest drug store in Roswell with up to date offerings.
Roswell store Dilley Furniture Company promotes a swellest line of furniture with high quality and low prices, inviting customers to shop its selection.
The Shrader Grocery Co advertises strictly good goods at reasonable prices and invites patronage from customers. It emphasizes value and affordable selection for shoppers.
A Roswell hotel advertises a dining experience offering not only good meals but also a host to fan guests while they eat, highlighting attentive service and hospitality features.
Several local ads advertise a mare with buggy and tack, a residence for sale at a record office, a desirable corner lot in the city, a horse and saddle, two riding ponies, and a furniture package including a walnut set, child’s oak furniture, china closet, sideboard, and large stove with phone contact numbers.
A sequence of terse ads seeking property exchanges near Roswell, state bids for a safe, first class survey gear, a governess or teacher in Kenna and private family boarders. Also notices seeking a private governess position and two lady boarders at specific addresses.
Multiple rental notices include two unfurnished rooms at S808 N Richardson for 8.56 dollars and a five room modern house with bath at 502 S Lea Ave with office spaces, inquires to Dr J W Kinsinger. Also sleeping rooms at 816 N Main, a modern four room flat near 119 W 2nd St or 312 No Pa, and a neat four room house newly papered with lawn and shade close in.
Rev Earl D Sims longtime American Baptist Home Mission Society evangelist now retired arrives with Mrs Sims and son Rochester for two week visit with sister in law Mrs Frank Divers. The Taney from Key West en route to California points. He will speak on European Travel at the theatre.
Dilley and Son undertakers offer private ambulance and prompt service. Allery Furniture Co advertises undertakers with phone numbers 75 and 111 H. H. Henninger runs undertaker and embalmer services with private ambulance from Parlora 121 W. 4th and phone 8-?riage.
The document outlines recommended constitutional provisions including a uniform primary system, initiative and referendum, financial controls, a state corporation commission, mandatory campaign disclosure, elective judiciary with separate elections, governor veto power with two thirds override, anti special legislation, post-term restrictions on lawmakers, and fair legislative apportionment based on the 1910 census. It urges consideration by county Democrats for the convention slate.
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