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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
3
Preparations are complete for the Cadet show Trifling in Ranks with extra ushers and police assigned to control the front of the Armory. Cars will be moved to a nearby vacant lot and doors open at 1 30 p m. The performance begins at 8 15 p m on Monday December 9 with overflow seating at the old ballpark for half price.
Caldwell Electric Co advertises electrical services at 108 W. 2nd St. B. H. Marsh left for his ranch. J. W. Vanwinkle sold B. Cleve 722 goats for 563.50. Elmer Girl returned from a business trip to Clovis. Enterprise Hardware Co. promotes buy a Speeder for the boy.
Roswell bulletins note Ed Weidman from Dexter and A W Bikker visiting Clovis on business. Many locals, including Tom McKinstry and Earl Minteer, travel for work with returns from Amarillo, Portales, and Kansas City. Advertising lines urge sales of turkeys, pistols, jewelry, and hardware items amid calls for lectures and local services.
Jaffa and Prager Company owners place the Grand Central under suitable managers. The hotel now operates on the European plan with separate rooming and boarding departments. Mrs Crawford runs the rooming department while the dining room is handled by caterers. The house is financed by the owners.
The owners Ballard and Best announce reclaiming the Palace Livery Barn with all outstanding accounts settled. They pledge personal prompt attention to all boarders and thank patrons for past patronage as they assure future quality service.
Title Trust Company urges investigation of a flour mill exchange as a finer proposition. The note signals potential value and invites scrutiny of the asset and terms.
Classified ads list sale of a 100 foot front corner lot near the new High School in Richardson, rooming house furniture and fixtures, a No 10 Remington typewriter for 75 dollars, two work horses and wagon with harness, a single buggy, Rhode Island Red roosters, and contact directions at the Record Office and R D Bell at 4114x.
For rent listings include a four room cottage on 303 S. Main near Main Street with contact options at 4/6 S. Lea Ave or phone numbers 28 and 154. Additional notices advertise offices at Dr Kinsinger's office and several seven to six room homes with varied amenities at 400 S. Lea Ave 406 S. Lea Ave 280 and 154, and 37 11 for a furnished room at the Land Office Building 3711 207 N Penn and 2 209 N Penn and 309 N Richardson 4213.
Lost a gold class pin engraved S. H. S. 0S may return to Ruth Shrader at 100 South Sea. Another lost item is a brown fur, misplaced yesterday. return to Record Office for a reward.
A letter from C. J. Hall of Los Angeles cancels his planned lecture at the Christian church tonight after a misrouted notice. Hall, recently ill, has been in Roswell with a load of Christmas trees cut on the Capitan mountains. trees are sold at the Roswell Seed Company's store.
Veteran cutter Joe Pendergrast arrived this morning with another big load of Christmas trees ready for sale.
J L Mabie & Co at 105 N Main St offer repair services for windmills engines pumps and pipes. Experienced men available for any quantity of parts or repairs and can be reached at phone 426 or 206 percent offer.
The largest supply houses in the Southwest offer dry goods, clothing, groceries and ranch supplies. Both wholesale and retail operations serve wide ranges of customers in the region.
Furniture and hardware items including stoves rugs sewing supplies and related notions. New and second hand stock at 305 307 North Main contact phone 69.
W S Murrell offers piano tuning and repair services with graduate Chicago Conservatory training. Ambitious experience, guaranteed work. Located at 348 E 5th St, phone 569.
DILLEY & SON Undertakers advertise private ambulance and prompt service. H. H. HENNINGER Undertaker and embalmer offers private ambulance service by phone 28-2 rings.
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