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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
4
Local store advertises dolls doll buggies thread and outfits priced up to two dollars with jumpers overalls and work pants included for shoppers seeking budget apparel and miscellaneous children's items.
A local store advertises a general sale with twenty percent discount on men and boys clothing dry goods notions shoes hats dress shirts work shirts wool and cotton blankets trunks suit cases gloves hose sweaters underwear bed comforts toys and more.
Report confirms a battle at Padernames with Mexican regulars switching sides. Governor Sanchez expects more fighting. a four member peace commission with a flag of truce travels by special train to meet revolutionaries and seek terms.
A small shop window displays a range of sweaters for all ages at Economy, 3218. The listing notes various sizes and colors, inviting shoppers to browse styles suitable for families this season.
The Hagerman Alfalfa Growers Association invites members to an event on Monday December 5 1910 with a 10 a m business session and a 1 30 p m dinner at Hotel Hagerman Hagerman New Mexico signed Hagerman Alfalfa Growers Association November 30 1910.
Enterprise Howe Co presents pricing on heating stores at eight dollars and ten dollars. The notice highlights affordable options and customer access to heating products through the enterprise.
A Hagerman party of two and a half weeks ago traveled to a point south of Mexico City and returned last night. They gave an interview describing their trip and views on the country.
The trial of John R. Wilson ended in district court with a verdict of guilty on the receiving stolen property count amid a larceny case for a wagon and hay load. Marsden received three months in jail for passing a one dollar worthless check. A bootlegging batch was moved to the non jury docket and J S Townsend faced a jury for failure to keep cattle records.
C. W. Howell of El Paso is listed as a business visitor in the city.
The essay argues the canal's opening unites two oceans into one American highway and reshapes U S outlook toward the Pacific. It frames Columbus as founding impossibly long voyage redirected by the new canal and asserts world history moves toward a Pacific-facing Orient and Occident clash. It urges celebration in a place of global meeting and forward duty.
Boehiner the jeweler presents the finest silver and gold jewel cases yet. A dealer statement notes availability of these premium cases and advertises their superior craftsmanship.
The local U D C camp enjoyed a musical and literary program yesterday afternoon at Mrs. John W. Rhea’s home at North Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street. Assisted by Miss Gates of Sherman and Mrs. G E B French and Mrs. R L Malone, the ladies served refreshments after the program.
Patterson and W C Reid advertise 120 acres of patented land with an artesian well and 20 acres in an orchard available for trade for Roswell property. The contact is 3313.
W P Wood will be in his shop until 9 tonight for suit orders. Contact or visit to place a custom order and ensure fit.
Harry Kelly defeated Fred Gayle by 100 to 70 last night to win the pool tournament.
R M Mountford defeated Gayle 50 to 17 to take first prize of 15 dollars while Gayle earned 7.50 as second. Van McCune challenges Kelley the tournament winner for a match next Wednesday night. Mrs Lea and Mrs Neatherlin travel by auto to Carrizozo to visit friends. A J Knollin leaves for Vaughn on sheep business. Lost folding pocket book with 25.25 and poll tax receipt. return to Record Office for reward. 1 T V Coffin and W P Riley arrive from Hope this morning.
R. H. Crews, who has been visiting here, has left for his home in Albuquerque. J. M. O'Brien and H. M. Low also returned to their homes after the visit.
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