Democrats Push Statehood in New Mexico Pecos Valley Rally
The Chaves county Democrats meet in Roswell to back statehood this session, adopting a Drury action while opposing a party line against the constitution. They vow to vote for or against the constitution only as a referendum and urge cautious support from Territorial delegates in Santa Fe.
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Chaves County
Congress
Roswell
Democratic Party
Drury
Bateman
Chaves
Pecos Valley
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Tribune Citizen
Democratic Senator Bailey Pressured at Arizona Convention
Senator Bailey arrived for a hearing by Democratic delegates at the Arizona constitutional convention where he was denounced for opposing Democratic doctrine. The Texas Democrat faced sharp rebuke for trying to sway fellow Democrats against party principles.
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Bailey
Arizona
Texas
Subtle Taft Policy Critique in Saturday Evening Post
The piece in the latest Saturday Evening Post delivers a sharp, satirical condemnation of President Taft and his administration’s lack of coherent policy. It argues the administration shows inconsistency and evasiveness on key issues.
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Taft
Saturday Evening Post
Republicans Vindicate Ballinger Gains Cautionary Fallout
Republicans have vindicated Ballinger and his supporters claim the vindication could influence thousands of votes. Democratic strategists warn the outcome may shift campaign momentum in key races.
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Ballinger
Roswell Floral Co-Choice Cut Flowers Ad
Roswell Floral advertises choice cut flowers with free delivery and a rural phone number listed as No. 8 54 32115.
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Roswell Floral Co
Women and Fruit Growing in the Pecos Valley
Mrs Parker Earle writes from Roswell the Pecos Valley where the Earles run a profitable pear orchard. She argues women can earn a living in semi arid outdoor work, outlining strawberry and small fruit markets and recommending five acre orchards for practical, less labor intensive fruit growing with strong local and family ties.
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Parker Earle
High Southwest
Middle States
Women Orchard Plan Opens Rural Business Opportunity
The author outlines an all female five acre fruit venture in Pecos Valley. Women manage planting irrigation pruning harvest and marketing with group ownership, aiming for 200 to 500 pounds per tree, potential profits near $1,000 per acre annually. Grouped eight business women could own forty acres and share roles from planting to shipping.
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Pecos Valley
Magazine Subscriptions Offered by Local Agent
Local agents for Woman's Home Companion Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post solicit renewals and new subscriptions with savings. Ingersoll Book Stationery & ert Co. advertises accepting orders and appreciation for business.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Ingersoll Book, Stationery
Ert
Roswell Air Benefits Asthmatic Brother in Law Case
Co. B. McClean returned to Novelty Missouri after a month in Roswell with his brother Bery McClean who suffered asthma. The younger man showed great improvement with less asthma trouble after the first day in Roswell's dry pure air.
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Co. B. McClean
Novelty
Bery
McClean
Roswell
Roach Division Engineer Returns From Roswell Visit
J. Roach a division engineer on the Santa Fe Clovis division returned this morning to his headquarters after a business visit in Roswell.
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Roach
Clovis
Santa Fe
Roswell
Passenger division to stay in Roswell says official
R J Woodward trainmaster for the Santa Fe Clovis division told a Record reporter there is no truth to rumors that the passenger division point would move from Roswell to Carlsbad. He cautioned changes could occur later but not at the first of the year. Eighteen men and their families would have been affected by a move, but will remain in Roswell.
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R. J. Woodward
Clovis
Santa Fe
Roswell
Carlsbad
Roswell Fruit Growers Plan Winter Activity and Storage Expansion
The Roswell Fruit Growers Association shifts to winter work, meeting at the Hamilton office to advance smedging plans and organize finances. They bought the Independent Oil Company building and tanks for 500 dollars to store a carload of oil as emergency reserve, with assessments to pay. Committee members will solicit members, and Prof. McPherson will lead horticulture lectures as the group expands its organization this winter. The next meeting is set for December 17, with officer elections later in December.
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Roswell
Messrs
M. A. Finley
Ed Macy
Dexter
John Shaw
McPherson
Hamilton
Chemist Linton Travels From Roswell to Clovis
Wm. Linton a chemist in the water service of the Santa Fe railroad departed Roswell after an official visit and returned to Clovis this morning.
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Wm. Linton
Clovis
Santa Fe Railroad
Roswell
Programs for the Mothers Clubs Lyceum Course
The December schedule includes two evenings of music and lecturing. December 15 at Central School features the High School Orchestra, recitations by Freda Smith and Xanna Yater, a vocal trio Mesdames Goslin Prager and Mr. Pope, and an address by Will Robinson "That Boy." December 16 at First Presbyterian Church offers piano solo Miss Bessie Dolan, vocal solos Col. Barlow and Mrs. Gladys Sigler Henderson, violincello solo Dr. Berkes, and a lecture by Capt. Peele on the possibilities of the individual in the 20th century.
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Central School
Freda Smith
Mesdames
Goslin Prager
Mr. Pope
Xanna Yater
Will Robinson
First Presbyterian Church
Bessie Dolan
Col. Barlow
Gladys Sigler Henderson
Dr. Berkes
McClane
Capt. Peele
J. W. Barnes Returns From Visit to St Louis
Jersey cow stray reported from Dr Kinsinger’s barn at 112 N Kentucky with reward offered by F Pairstow. Local jeweler L B Boellner advertises Karnak brass in vases tobacco jars smoking sets and jewel cases.
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Dr. Kinsinger
Kentucky
F. Pairstow
L. B. Boellner
North Hill Mothers Club Meets at North Hill School
The North Hill Mothers Club meets Friday at 3 30 PM in North Hill School. Program includes a piano solo by Mrs Brasher a reading by Mrs Keaster and a paper by Dr Armstrong. A business meeting follows. All interested in the club work are invited to attend.
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North Hill Mothers’ Club
North Hill School
Brasher
Keaster
Armstrong
Rhodes Returns to Farm Work Near Caton
Reverend Wm. Rhodes resumed his farm improvement efforts at his Caton area property last night after a short stay at home, continuing his community agricultural efforts and duties.
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Wm. Rhodes
Caton
Ground bone for chickens offered at 3 cents a pound
The Independent Meat Co advertises ground bone suitable for chickens priced at three cents per pound. The notice emphasizes affordable poultry feed components and local supplier availability.
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Independent Meat Co
Economy Ball Bearing Drop Head Sewing Machine Deal
An economy offer features a ball bearing drop head sewing machine with latest improvements and a 10 year guarantee offered for 25 dollars. The ad highlights value and long term reliability for buyers seeking a budget yet modern sewing solution.
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