Insecticide Act Set to Take Effect January First
The Insecticide Act of 1910 becomes effective January 1 with joint federal regulations. It bans adulterated or misbranded insecticides and fungicides in federal territory and restricts interstate shipments. Samples will be tested by USDA chemists, with hearings for violations and prosecutions pursued by federal attorneys. Paris green and lead arsenate have specific purity and labeling rules. Cadets Away for Holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretaries of the Treasury
of Agriculture
of Commerce and Labor
United States Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Insecticide Act of 1910 Labeling Rules Update
The text explains general and individual guaranties for insecticide packaging under the 1910 act. It notes serial numbers on packages, branding that reads Guaranteed by a guarantor under the Insecticide Act of 1910, and import controls with cooperation between Treasury and Agriculture. Regulation 12 requires clear labels by July 1 1911, with stickers allowed in the interim. It also mentions good driving horses at City Livery and a prompt to read the Record for more news.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Treasury Department
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Insurgents Setback Feared as Navarro Holds Ground
A Reuters AP special from Chihuahua reports Navarro’s defense solidifying after insurgents failed to crush him at Cerro Prieto. Fortified by new reinforcements, authorities expect to crush the rebellion within one to two months, despite insurgents burning three bridges on the El Paso and Northwestern line.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Associated Press
Navarro
Cerro Prieto
el Paso
Rutledge
el Paso & Northwestern
Insurrectos
Guiseman
Juarez
Four Miners Die After Cage Falls at Mine Shaft
Four miners are killed when the bucket at New River colliery No 5 shaft overturns and plunges them about 500 feet to the shaft bottom in Reckless West Virginia.
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W. Va
New River
Walter W. Lewis Arrives for Brief City Visit
Walter W. Lewis, formerly of the city and for two years located in Baltimore, Md., has arrived to spend sev eral days here visiting relatives and old friends. He expects to tour local sites and renew acquaintances during his stay.
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Walter W. Lewis
Baltimore, Md
Christmas Dinner Invitation at El Capitan Hotel
A holiday notice from El Capitan Hotel at 4913 invites patrons to a Christmas dinner with cranberry sauce and a variety of dishes for friends to attend.
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el Capitan Hotel
Government Bonds Ownership Shifts to National Banks
Government bond holdings by individuals have plunged while national banks hold a rising share. In 1908 total debt was $847,366,680 with banks owning $261,901,200. New statistics show bonds at $913,317,940 with banks owning $724,874,466, leaving $188,443,027 to the public, much of it from the Spanish American War loan.
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United States
Munsey’s
Charless Returns After Western Business Trip
J. H. Charless, who spent much of the summer and fall on business in western New Mexico and Arizona, returned home last night.
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J. H. Charless
New Mexico
Arizona
Revival meeting pair travels to Roswell for Baltimore trip
Reverend R W Lewis and his son Walker Lewis met in St Louis after revival meetings in the central states. They arrived in Roswell together and plan Walker Lewis departure to Baltimore on Wednesday. A notice seeks a modern furnished four or five room house within moderate distance, addressed to Record.
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Eral
R. W. Lewis
Cumberland
Mr. Lewis
Central States
St. Louis
Roswell
Walker Lewis
Baltimore
Christmas Tree Gift at St. Mary's Hospital Benefit
A Christmas tree will be given at St. Mary's hospital tonight at 7 30 for the benefit of patients.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Hospital
Reid Visits Clovis Native for Christmas at Home
J. M. Reid returned from Clovis last night to spend Christmas at home, joining family and familiar surroundings for the holiday.
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J. M. Reid
Clovis
Learnard- Lindermann Dealers Place Three Cecilian Pianos
The Roswell Learnard- Lindermann Company store, run by J. Porter Jones, installs three Farrand Cecilian pianos in Roswell. Two with interior players sit at Prager Miller and Walter Long homes, the third at Wattenberger’s home. The two with players have duplicates at the White House music room and in fifteen executive mansions nationwide. Jones plans a permanent Roswell music store after the new year.
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Roswell
Learnard- Lindermann Company
J. Porter Jones
Prager Miller
Walter Long
Wattenberger
Berrendo Farms
White House
Washington, D. C
United States
Jones
Salvation Army Citadel Bustling With Aid for Poor
The Salvation Army citadel at Second Street and Virginia Avenue was the busiest place in town today as Ensign and volunteers organized relief efforts for the poor. Community members sought assistance and donations supported meals and clothing distribution.
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Salvation Army
The
Second Street
Virginia Avenue
Ensign
Sainsbury Helps City Poor With Seasonal Bounty
Sainsbury and assistants prepared about fifty or sixty boxes for the worthy poor by three this afternoon. Apple boxes replaced baskets for the bounty containing two loaves bread a pie butter biscuit sugar coffee rice beans lard and various foods. Clothing distribution will occur after Christmas when there is more time.
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Sainsbury
Man shoots self in Chatham Club then calls during crisis
John Rice fired a bullet into his head at the Chatham Club in New York and, while standing on the floor, sat back to resume a telephone conversation with a young woman. He announced his intent and then fired, later telling doctors he had an even chance for life and refusing to explain his motive.
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New York
John Rice
Ray
Chatham Club
Rice
Deeds Filed for Record Notice
Deeds filed for record compiled by Bonded Abstract No on June 16 2010 list U S to Milton E Robertson son of NE quarter Section 10 Township 7S Range 31 East with parcel details recorded.
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U.S
Milton E. Robertson
East
Property transfers listed with dates and acreages
A sequence of 1900s style land transactions records showing transfers among multiple sellers and buyers. Entries include parcel descriptions by section, township, range, and occasionally water rights, with sums noted or stated as $1, plus occasional deeds of halves and quarters across Roswell area blocks and townships. Names include J R Peck Jesse Lowell A V Hair R L Casburn Luna Pearl Lewis J V Lewis J F Hinkle United Investment Co Jesse B Heard J F Brogdon Charlotte Whitman James Forstad Elvira Downey S S Metzler U S Wyatt John W Harling Geo M Slaughter and others. Dates range 1907 1910 and related deed references.
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J. R. Peck
Jesse Lowell
S. R
A. V. Hair
R. L. Casburn
Canal
Luna Pearl Lewis
J. V. Lewis
Roswell
Alameda
J. F. Hinkle Et al
United Investment Co
Longview
Riverside Hts. S
Fruitland
Jesse B
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Military Institute
Richard Daugherty
Dayton
Audie
Sam Lusk
Allen Stewart
Gene Roberts
Carlsbad
Terry
Stine Shoe CO
Foxall
Morrison Bros
Morrison Bros. & Co
James Forstad
Charlottie Whitman II
Elvira Downey
S. Metzler
U. S
R. H. Wyatt
John W. Harling
Geo. M. Slaughter
Merry Christmas
Niluanisio Ae Roswell
IV. M
Joyce-Pruit Company
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