Roswell News Notes Eye Prohibition and Elections
A mixed local item column discusses LUCIUS DILLS as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. 1, political shifts in New Mexico, Taft administration implications, and a push for statehood. It notes prohibition gains in the territory, critiques of Congress and trusts, and Roswell’s growing sign of dry precincts after future votes.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Statehood Prospects Dim But Not Ruled Out
The Albuquerque Journal reports cautious optimism for New Mexico statehood this session but warns the bill could be pushed to an extra session. Governor Curry and Mr. Luna, back from Washington, see a fair chance, yet the busy January return could delay action as Congress faces urgent national business.
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The
Albuquerque Journal
Curry
Luna
Washington
Congress
Citizens Mass Meeting Called in Precinct One Roswell
A list of local residents invites fellow precinct one citizens in Chaves County New Mexico to a mass meeting at the Roswell Court House at 7 30 p m Friday January 11 1909 to nominate candidates for Justice of the Peace and Constable. Also notes departures of Hazel Calloway County Kentucky visitors and J Dunfee returning to Chicago after visits.
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Chaves County
New Mexico
Justice of the Peace
Court House
Roswell
Insurance map a step toward lower rates
R S Cunningham a surveyor for the Sanborn Map Company arrived in Roswell to prepare a fire insurance map. The plan covers dangerous areas and water plugs and includes the city’s new water system. Reductions in rates will await approval and water system use.
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R. S. Cunningham
Cnicago
Central Department of
Sanborn Male Company
New York
Roswell
Cunningham
Notice of Real Estate Sale Near Main Street
Notice offers a 14 acre tract three miles from Main Street well improved for 1600 dollars with 800 down and balance in one year. Inquiries Room 6 Oklahoma Block Roswell 58112. Morning from Canada for honeymoon, Dr Crutcher called home for business, Mrs Crutcher to finish eye test. The late Reuven Rupert died in a firecracker accident. shipment destination to be decided. father arrives on tonight's train.
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Main Street
Oklahoma Block
Roswell
Canad
Dr. Crutcher
Mrs. Crutcher
Reuven Rupert
Dexter visitors fill local scene in brief notes
Clark of Dexter and R. M. Ware visiting the city today. Luff returned to Wilkins after a few days with lady friends.
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Jerry Cazter
Nd U.S. Ss
Clark
Dexter
Luff
Wikins
Annex club for women workers in Lynn aids morale and efficiency
In Lynn Massachusetts A E Little and Company establish the Sorosis Annex a colonial dwelling with dining rooms reading rooms and a sewing room for hundreds of women employed in the Lynn factory. The club offers classes games pictures and libraries with meals at cost and hosts a mutual aid association. The aim is to improve welfare while elevating work standards and loyalty across the factory.
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Messrs. A. E. Little & Company
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Lucille Eaton Hill
Wellesley College
Sorosis Mutual Aid Association
Little
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