Irrigation Congress Opens in Portland Oregon
The Thirteenth National Irrigation Congress opened its session in Portland with Governor Pardee of California presiding. Notables present included Thomas G. Bailey, C. B. Boothe, A. H. Devers, and Thos. Richardson, plus U. S. Senators, Congressmembers, and Western state legislators. Delegates from commercial, horticultural, agricultural, and engineering groups joined governors’ representatives in sessions, site tours, a moonlight Niagara ride, and planned evening festivities at the Bedell House.
Well Known Young People Married Sunday Afternoon
Edward J. Coe of Glencoe Lincoln county and Maude Evans daughter of Judge J T Smoker were wed at Cataract International Hotel The ceremony was simple but the couple appeared elegantly dressed Afterward they left for a wedding trip visiting El Paso the mountains California and Portland before returning to Roswell then Lincoln county The New Jersey Federation of Labor opened its twenty seventh annual convention in Trenton with broad attendance and welcomes from officials The opening addresses focused on labor protection and organizing limits
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Edward J. Coe
Glencoe
Lin
Local social notes mix party invites and irrigation expo
Barney Sheridan and Harry Howell issue invitations for a Wednesday party at Southwest with samples of cereals and crops from irrigated lands plus demonstration models of irrigation plants and pumps. Congress sessions in progress at the home of Mrs. Gilmore, with several dignitaries and Em encore club events noted. a feature on the Storthing and potential dissolution is mentioned alongside a love story reading. Paul P. Gurney announces an Ohio Merino ram shipment to Roswell in early September, with breeders listed and a focus on Rambouillet line.
Constitutional Convention Adopts Draft for State Constitution
The Constitutional Convention of the five civilized tribes of the Indian Nation met at Muskogee I T on August 21 with broad district representation. Led by W M Rogers and Green McCurtain the delegates aim to draft a state constitution to be submitted to Congress at the next winter session.
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W. M. Rogers
Cherokee Indian Nation
Green
International congress opens in Liege on manuscript and coin preservation
The annual session of the international congress for the reproduction of manuscripts coins and seals opened in Liege Belgium with the aim of preserving important historical data. Delegates include Prof Charles Mills Gailey Dr John Shaw Billings and Prof Lee Phillips representing America under the auspices of Belgiums interior and public instruction ministries.
A Warning to Mothers on Summer Bowel Care
A shopworn editorial advises mothers to use castor oil promptly with small children during hot weather to prevent bowel trouble. It extols castor oil and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted, all-purpose treatment, urging ready procurement at druggists and warning that early care can avert severe outcomes. The piece references New York reports and Texas cotton trade conditions to anchor its general health and market observations.
Excursion to Pecos Valley Postponed to September 5
Postponed due to heavy interest in the C. L. Tallmadge South West Lands excursion. The event now aims to attract one of the largest crowds to the Pecos Valley, with the Kirkwood Illinois band in attendance. Also note Roswell Creamery appears on butter packages.
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Pecos Valley
Kirkwood, Illinois
New York Spanish War Veterans Arrive in Niagara Falls
Several thousand veterans of the Spanish American War gather in Niagara Falls New York for the annual state encampment. The encampment opens with a welcome from Mayor O W Cutler as a brief routine session is held before adjournment for the day.
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New J I Case Thrasher Bought Near Roswell by A D Hill
A D Hill of three miles east of Roswell bought a J I Case thrasher from H R Morrow and James D Gray on Saturday. The eight horsepower machine will thresh alfalfa kaffir corn milo maize and other small grains for Hill.
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Milo
Felix Ditch Well Drilled by Carper Sons Near Roswell
Joseph Carper and Sons completed a fine well for Felix Irrigation Company ten miles southeast of Roswell on Friday. The well reaches 679 feet with a five and five eighths inch casing and a Jeep unit supervised the operation.
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Ros
Artesia Beats Lakewood 20 to 1 in Pecos Valley game
Artesia won the ball game at that place Saturday afternoon 20 to 1 with Roswell players Caldwell and Banister scoring for the winning team. Artesia challenges any team on the Pecos Valley and Northeastern railroad for a game within 39 days, Roswell preferred, for a purse of $50 or more.
New Well West of Dexter Reported by Local Resident
George Faurot returned to Dexter Sunday after visiting Roswell. He reports L. W. Goodell has completed an eight inch well on Faurot’s land four and a half miles west of Dexter with an eight inch casing and a useful flow.
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Dexter
Dex
Artesia Subscribes Two Hundred To Exhibit Car
Rev A Folts reports Artesia has subscribed 200 dollars for the exhibit car to be taken from the Valley. He says all arrangements are made to obtain the money. Notice is given that F M Smith is administrator of Cary P Smith’s estate in Chavez County New Mexico and all claims must be filed within the lawful period.
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Lumber, remedies, and local notices in Artesia brief
Building materials offered by Kemp Lumber Co and Chamberlain’s remedy marketed by retailers. One deed filed in the recorder’s office transferring 440 acres in section 5, township 18 south, range 26 east from Tannehill guardian for the Witteman children to J A Cottingham. Stockard Deen’s livery reports new buggies and prairie hay for sale with price quotes. A. L. Winfrey visits from Fort Worth, plans to travel to Carlsbad to see a brother.
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