Roswell Daily Record Publication Details 1903
The Roswell Daily Record publication notice lists staff roles including editor and society editor, publishing agents in Chicago New York Kansas City Los Angeles and San Francisco, with pricing and mailing details. It notes the paper is issued May 19 1903 as second class mail matter in Roswell New Mexico and provides subscription rates.
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United
Inland Sewspaper Representatives, Inc
Chiconze
New York
Kanaay City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
Reform Needed In State Prison Camp System
The piece argues Southern prison camps are cruel and flawed, with private contract work inviting abuse. It cites Robert Burns’s Georgia case and Georgia’s bid to return him from New Jersey, urging reform over punishment. It also notes Democratic Leader Farley’s comment on women jobs and criticizes disability funds abuse among ex service members.
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Robert Burns
Georgia
Burns
New Jersey
Army of Occupation Guards Remain in Republican Counties
Five weeks after the election guardsmen are still stationed in several Republican counties a national record for military tenacity. The public has not been given a clear explanation of the troop mobilization origin and the cost to taxpayers. It questions whether authorities will withdraw troops before Christmas and how the Army of Occupation fits with the governor's policy in New Mexico.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Army of Occupation
Army of Occupation
Sermon Fragments on Lessons From Prosperity
The piece outlines a sermon by Rev. Roy L. Smith on how lessons about advertising and parental guidance fade in prosperity. It suggests costs and haste lose meaning, and that some truths must be learned repeatedly through time.
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Roy L. Smith
From hooks are unlearned through experience
Through pain are the most valuable our we ever learn.
Dorothy's Scheme Deepens In Murder Investigation
Dorothy confronts the Lillian Hull confession in the Bailey murder while tallying a staggering 125000 dollars from cancelled checks. Nanette debates blackmail, money, and love, as Dorotha hints at secrets and questions why Nanette came to Hollywood.
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Dorothy
Lillian Hull
Richard Bailey
Nanette LeRoi
Nanelte
Dorotha
Lillian
Chivington
Nanette
Nannettes
Bailey
New Orleans
Hollywood
Contract Bridge Lessons Highlight No Trump Risk
A brief bridge note discusses how a single stop to a suit endangers running it and how long suits and entry order affect no trump scores. The hand presented illustrates two interesting features beyond the no trump risk, as explained by E. V. Shepard for Central Press.
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Jimins
No-Trump Triumph and Hollywood Dreams Unfold
A bridge hand ends in five odd, with Z and Y securing a lucky game while B and A debate lines of play. Dorotha confides in Nanette about Hollywood’s lure, a sister’s vanished fate, and a murder mystery looming as Rudolf Holmes questions Babey’s killer whereabouts.
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Dorotha
Nanette
Buddy
Hollywood
Bailey
Richard Bailey
Rudolf Holmes
Babey
25 Years Ago In Roswell Local News Recap
Trans fer business sold for 8000 dollars to Jr 8 S Anderson who assumed charge yesterday. Major Luigi Martini Mancini leaves New York for Roswell arriving midweek. Local social and sports notes include Artesia High School girls beating Roswell 11 to 7, names of players, and a Woman's Club program on French kings. Also reports on a large Tuknett lead irrigation well and multiple local visits.
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Daily Record
R. E. Muncy
S. Anderson
Luigi Martini-Mancini
Italy
New York
Roswell
Artesia High School
Roswellli Girls
Faye Thoma
Sadie Fairchild
Lillie McKnight
Lucy Jones
Echo Sain
Gertrude Rabb
Bernie Temple
Sarah Owen
Laura Lynn
Ruth Brainard
Texa Acers
Hagerman News Highlights Neighborly Happenings
Ruth Hughes returns home from Roswell to assist at the local telephone office. Woman's Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Ben Jack West to hear Harvest Home program. Mrs. Charles Cole farm home sale succeeds despite bad weather. Hagerman Cemetery Association nets about twelve dollars from lunch. Mrs. Cole to remain on her farm. Mrs. Leonard George receives gifts at Mrs. Will West home. Home Unit plans Christmas gift making with last minute efforts. Earl Sistle recuperates post appendicitis. Duke Thompson and Austin Ray Have arrived from Lordsburg for recovery with Mrs. Buck Boyce. Thursday Club at Mrs. Harrison McKinstry’s. government lesson discussed. fancy Christmas decor enhances meeting.
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Charles Cole
Hagerman
Duke Thompson
Little Austin Ray
Mr.Thompson
Buck “Boyce
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Mr. Thompson
Harrison _ McKinstry
J. T. Wett
Peck couple return from three month wedding trip
Mr and Mrs John C Peck arrived home after a three month honeymoon visiting Kansas City and Chicago. They spent a month with Mr Peck's mother in Slart Texas and were then met by Peck's four children before staying with Mrs Peck's father F P Gayle on South Main Street. They plan to set up housekeeping in the Sheridan residence on North Richardson Avenue.
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John’c. Peck
Kansas City
Chicago
Mr. Peck
S Lart
Texas
Peck
Roswell Flower Shop Open All Sunday Display
Sunday hours listed for December 1811 with an all day open shop. Visitors invited to view Christmas flowers and plants display. Phone reference 196. Roswell Floral Company advertisement.
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Roswell
Ioral Companys
Room zna curd Home cooker meal per week
A classified item seeks a home kitchen setup to provide meals weekly. The ad references Mrs. Tucker in the 605 Norte area and notes it is part of the Adv. Record Want Ads section seeking results.
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Norte
Mrs. Tucker
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