Dr Mayes Protest Claims Misquotation By Record
Dr Mayes protests claims he was misquoted by the record. He denies the excerpted remarks and asserts the recording misrepresented his views.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
6
Dr Mayes protests claims he was misquoted by the record. He denies the excerpted remarks and asserts the recording misrepresented his views.
A Chaves County medical society member defends advertising in the Record, denying any formal or informal ban on professional cards. He notes no ethical breach in posting notices and rejects charges of quackery, criticizing prior editorials and vowing no more silence.
A collected page notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for piles and injuries. It lists church services across several denominations with times, sermons, music, and special invitations for visitors. Includes local ads for real estate, horse and buggy sales, and farm produce offers.
The pastor returns from Albuquerque and will preach at morning and night services at the Presbyterian church. He brings updates from his trip and invites parishioners to attend both services.
Multiple short classifieds show rental options on Main Street Roswell and 208 West Alameda, plus a bungalow east of Military school. Also includes a small classified seeking a 3 inch wagon and a health ad praising Chamberlain remedies for colds and flu symptoms.
Help wanted notice seeking a reliable cook with wages of 22 dollars and 50 cents per month. No washing or ironing required. Emphasizes a good home and treatment with a request for references and to apply via Chris Tot at 4612.
A financial agent linked to Oklahoma operations and linked to Bloc Roswell in New Mexico is identified in records with references to BE 24tf and MEV Whiskey. Details are unclear in the fragmentary text.
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