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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1922
Page
4
Debate over Albuquerque football fades as Roswell High School clinches the state title with a decisive win in Roswell. Officials Tom Hall and R. R. Brown presided, underscoring that the better team won and future plans should focus on next season rather than postgame excuses.
R. S. Hamilton, who had a major operation at St. Mary's hospital Saturday afternoon, remains not improved. Only a little hope is being held out for his recovery.
Leaky roof advertisement offers repair services from Roswell Pump Company with a contact phone number 154. Simple promo noting roof leaks and repair capability.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Roswell New Mexico announces Earl Lusk of Roswell filed for final three year proof to establish his Original S R Homestead entry for Lots 1 2 3 EMNWY NEY Biu SW% SE% Section 30 Township 7 S Range 20 E N M P Meridian aiming to prove occupancy December 30 1922 before the Roswell office official witnesses Loren White Bob Corn Micajok H Phelps George Etz all of Roswell N M Advertisement JAFFA MILLER Register
H. Be Van Surdam announced his all southwestern football team at El Paso Texas on Walter Camp’s request. First team includes McClellan Arizona left end Miller New Mexico Ag gies left tackle Barclay Arizona left guard Witten Arizona center Hopkins New Mexico Aggies right guard Boone New Mexico Angsies right tackle Ragsdale Texas School of Ihianea right end McGary New Mexico Aggies quarterback Captain Sewell Jones New Mexico Aggies left halfback Ogle Jones New Mexico University right halfback Godfrey New Mexico Military Institute fullback Blake New Mexico Military Institute on second team as left guard.
Athens reports Smyrna, once the wealthiest Armenian center, faces $118 million in total losses amid murder and looting. About 8,000 Armenians lose income totaling $7.5 million yearly as 4,000 killed and 1,500 missing or imprisoned, including 1,500 women.
Denver plans a mid winter carnival inspired by northern cities. The Rocky Mountain Ski Club will expand activities across the region to foster local ski clubs and winter sports including bogganing and skating. Sundays will feature events at Genesee Mountain clubhouse with civic clubs invited. January hosts amateur ski tournament and February the professional tournament with many national riders.
In Rio de Janeiro a recent Match de Box for the middleweight title amused American spectators when the challenger Battling Dutch was described as holder of titles for Central America, Alaska and North Germany. Dutch won on a foul and was declared middleweight champion of Rio.
Montreal reports an important gold strike at the McIntyre mine in Timmins Ontario. The discovery signals potential for substantial ore yields and mining activity in the region. Prospective investors and local workers await further verification and details on production scope.
The piece argues cotton will thrive in Roswell with larger next year's acreage, condemns potato waste in Michigan and broader fruit spoilage, and urges economic statesmanship to balance supply with demand. It notes Harding's spending cuts and critiques pardons, plus a Cleveland School of Marriage promoting practical ideals to reduce divorce.
Vancouver British Columbia reports that the lumber payroll for 1922 is projected to reach twenty million dollars, reflecting strong revival in the timber industry. The figure signals substantial employment and demand across mills and related operations in the region.
Berlin reports that American jazz bands dominate public dance halls and cabarets while German orchestras imitate the American style. Broadway tunes are everywhere and jazz dancing is being toned down as the eccentric steps wane, shifting from mechanical to expressionistic moves and recalling pre war Boston rhythms.
Ottawa city council convenes tonight at city hall at 7 30 to consider raising paving district funding and other important matters. In Canada, fisheries total value for 1921 reached 34 931 000 dollars.
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