Roswell Notices and Local Travel Amid Season Games
Elza White returns home today from a ranch visit. Mrs. S H Elliott arrives from Dexter for a two day Roswell stay. Roswell H ereford games teased as top of season. G Peet and E S Gibbany back from Santa Fe Supreme Court. Trade offer City for country property via Mrs Skipwith. F G Waiters and N S West attend New Mexico National Life Insurance stockholders meeting. L B Aldredge heads home to Roy NM. J H Hicks and H B Jones arrive by auto for business in Tucumcari.
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F. G. Waiters
N.S. West
Hagerman
New Mexico National Life Insurance Company
Thomas Runyon
Lakewood
The
New Mexico National Life Insurance Co
John H. Hicks
Santa Rosa
H. B. Jones
First National Bank of
Washington
D. C
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Alaska
Coconino Forest
Arizona
Angeles
California
National Forest
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Roosevelt at Denver Stresses Conservation Open Range Reform
Theodore Roosevelt speaks in Denver on conserving natural resources and keeping public lands for the people. He urges range control to protect homesteaders and warns against monopolistic ownership, citing federal irrigation and forest policies and upcoming National Irrigation Congress in Pueblo.
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Colorado Livestock Association
American Livestock Association
Alaska
Snipes Store Ad Lists Deep Discounted Apparel and Goods
The note catalogs Snipes store pricing on men and boys apparel including Stetson hats gloves shirts shoes and undergarments with prices as low as 4.05 for hats 0.25 to 0.50 for small goods and vegetables. It also hints at cash sales and reluctance to offer credit while promising more cheap items to come.
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Colgate
Jim
Red Cross Shoe Promises Comfort and Flexibility
A customer reports comfort in new Red Cross models with a flexible sole and leather construction. The shoe is described as not binding or cramping and fitting like a glove, bending with the foot. This fall.
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Red Cross
Get Style and Comfort Get Both Red Cross Shoes
Try on the Red Cross shoes and feel the difference in comfort for women who switch from stiff sole footwear. Available in High Shoes priced at 4 and 5 dollars and Oxfords at 3.50 and 4 dollars with all styles on display.
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Red Cross
Government Reclamation of Arid Lands Cited as Public Duty
The passage argues the government must reclaim arid lands to supply homes rather than profit for individuals. It asserts support for public service over private gain and defends the Reclamation Service against attacks, claiming it acts in the community's interest.
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The
Reclamation Service
National Irrigation Congress
Pueblo
United States Reclamation Service
Forest Service
Woose
School Notes Urge Parental Help in Student Discipline
Superintendent M. H. Brasher warns parents to curb entertainment and social events for children. He says outings and activities outside school threaten discipline and waste teacher efforts. He urges keeping children in bed or at school to reduce roaming and improve focus.
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M. H. Brasher
Parents urged to prioritize school duties and curb cigarette smoking
A call to parents to enforce strict school discipline and civic values. Emphasis on correcting laziness and home discipline, removing causes of poor work, and deterring smoking as a threat to youth and future citizens. The message highlights teacher involvement and community cooperation as essential to youths’ future and national well being.
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Ucator
Rice
Hutchins
Stine Shoe CO
Elza White
S. H. Elliott
Dexter
Roswell
Hereford
Texas
George Peet
Ed. S. Gibbany
Santa Fe
Supreme Court
Skipwith
N. Main. Diwl
L. BE. Aldredge
Roy, N. M
Roosevelt
Denver
Colo
Theodore Roosevelt
the National Forests
Stead
Joyce-Pruit CO
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Wade
Morrison Bros.’ Store
Knickerbocker School
Morrison Bros. & Co
U S
Albuquerque
C W. Parker Amusement Company
J. H. O'Rielly
John B. McManus
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