Roswell Daily Record masthead and policy notes
The Roswell Daily Record presents its masthead with policy statements and pricing, noting Association news rights and advertising terms. It lists offices, editors, and subscriptions, including domestic and out of state rates, and confirms May 19, 1903 as entry date. It also states the newspaper is independently political and AP member.
Albert Hannny Remembered In Roswell Obituary Note
The Roswell community mourns Albert Hannny whose many business, public, and social ties touched countless residents. He is described as a good businessman, fine citizen, and a man deeply connected to local life, whose loss will be felt widely.
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Albert Hanny
Roswell
Albert Hannny
Chamber of Commerce
Night in New Orleans Ends in Torn Emotions
In a dramatic scene set in New Orleans a pair, Nanette and Rudolf, confront a dangerous nixed romance as a confession and proposal collide. Dorotha reappears in nightwear, delaying plans while Nanette contemplates a perilous future with Rudolf. The tale continues as tensions rise and secrets unfold.
Murder of Richard Bailey Draws Criminology Student In
Jere Kane, a criminology student, investigates the Hollywood murder of film director Richard Bailey. Key figures include Nanette LeRoi, Dorothy Deane, Lucy Wilbur, Lillian Hull, Larry Weldon, Chivington, and Chief Lee. A diary clue about a woman named Puddy and a companion scene with Nanette sparks pursuit, danger, and romantic tension as Kane ends up in a clash over guilt and alibi.
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Jere Kane
Richard Bailey
Hollywood
Nanette LeRoi
Priley
Dorothy Deane
Lucy Wilbur
Lillian Hull
Larry Weldon
Chivington
Bailey
Police Lee
Los Angeles
Kane
Nanette le Roi
Rudolf Holmes
Dbailey
Coor
Lee
Dreses
Promtly
Creomulsion Promised To Stop Coughs Colds Cited
Doctors have long prescribed creosote in Creomulsion with several key ingredients to quickly halt persistent coughs and bronchitis. The ad claims it treats all colds and coughs, is safe, pleasant to take, and guaranteed by the pharmacist with a money back refund if not relieving symptoms.
Shadow Figure Reveals Itself To Nanette In Fearful Meeting
Nanette trembles as a shadowy form approaches, fear gripping her until Rudolf Holmes steps forward. The exchange shows relief and confusion as Nanette admits she did not know what to think and the figure apologizes.
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Rudolf
Nanette
Rudolf Holmes
Dorotha
Chivington
Holmes
Jere Kane
East Grand Plains P. TA. Meets At School House
The East Grand Plains P.TA met Friday at 2:00 pm at the school house. After business and committee reports county nurse Mrs. Leroy Schaubell gave a health talk. Arrangements for a Christmas basket and treat for children were settled. Evelyn Wheeler gave a reading to the ladies. Present included Mrs. W. C. VanDor.
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EAST
25 Years Ago In Roswell From Daily Record
1907 account notes Conductor W J Gossett and wife visiting Roswell from Carlsbad, plus W F Harbert and I J Ballard arriving for business and land deals. Formation of Pecos Valley Poultry Association with Col Charles E Baker as president and James C Hamilton as vice president. Patterson hosts dinner for Mr and Mrs J W Wilkinson returning from Medicine Hat. Finger injury at Guy Herbert’s Star Market. Settlement reached in dispute between Woodlawn Ditch Co and Southspring Ranch & Cattle Co over water rights.
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Pecos Valley Poultry Association
Col
Chas. E. Baker
James C. Hamilton
James B. Herbst
Frank N. Brown
Walter Gill
William N. Atkinson
J. F. Patterson
J. W. Wilkinson
Medicine Hat
Canada
Roswell
Woodlawn Ditch Co
Southspring Ranch & Cattle Co
South Springs
Infringement of Laws in Central Press Bridge Note
A Central Press bridge brief outlines new laws effective November 1. It explains penalties for calls out of turn, corrections of misnomers, and handling of mind changes. The article emphasizes strict adherence and notes severe penalties for violations to protect partnership fairness.
Bridge bidding blunder leads to risky pre emptive plan
Z hesitated after an out of turn 1-Spade bid and pursued 4 Hearts while B and Y remained vulnerable. A countered with 4 Spades, then pushed to 5 Spades, losing one club and one diamond trick. The note analyzes possible outcomes and point compensation from a different deal.
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