Roswell Clean City Drives and Progressive Federal Action
The piece praises Roswell weed and leaf cleanup campaigns, funded by local Chamber of Commerce money, as strengthening the city’s health and appearance. It notes broad political support for progressive legislation, cites a Santa Fe Railroad ad on freight rates, and quotes President W. S. Storey arguing rates cannot be reduced due to railroads’ status as public agents.
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Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Railroad
W. 8. Storey
Record
Senator Capper
Storey
Santa Fe
Roswell Drainage District Election Proclamation 1922
Proclaims a December 14 1922 election for three drainage district commissioners in Roswell New Mexico. Details include election hours 9 AM to 6 PM at the Commissioners Room Court House with judges and clerks named. Affirms voters must be qualified electors and landowners within the district.
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Roswell Drainage District
I. H. J. Hagerman
Board of Commissioners
Chaves County
State of
New Mexico
H. J. Hagerman
BE. A. Cahoon
George BK. French
Roswell
Commissioners Room
Court House
W. G. Orton
Thomas H. Fee
R. J. McClenny
H. F. Brenan
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