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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1921
Page
6
For sale by Roswell Pump Co. 116 East 2nd St a Ford touring car in good condition with electric starter still on original casings. Priced at 350 dollars. Advertisement mentions contact details and sale context.
Advertisement for Roswell Pump Co stating boiler tubes and boiler tubing in stock and readiness to care for boiler repair work. Also note about Side Legionaires meeting at Talmage Tilton parlors for Tom Trammell’s funeral at 2:30 pm with uniformed attendees urged and pallbearers in civilian dress. cars requested and parking instructions to be given by Talmage Tilton signed EF W Thompson Post Commander.
A complaint was filed this morning against Smoky Taylor on the charge of speeding.
Deputy Sheriff J E Zumwalt departed for Las Vegas this morning with Mrs Jeff Staden who was adjudged insane yesterday by Judge Bratton.
M. J. Berry was bound over yesterday by Judge Bell on a charge of making false representations. The bond was set at $5000. Charles Vaughn, manager of the Calumet ranch near Dexter, spent the day in this city handling business affairs.
The body of Tom Trammell will lie in state at the Talmage Tilton parlors until the hour of the funeral Monday morning.
Roswell Pump Co advertises a New Mexico made asbestos liquid roof coating claiming it stops leaks. The ad cites contact by phone 154 and presents the product as a solution for failing roofs in the local climate.
Twenty three people die when the Esthynnian Sarema sinks after colliding with the ice breaker Vinga off the Finnish coast. The crash occurs suddenly and passengers have no time to reach lifeboats. Special Salvation Army musical program to follow with local musicians and a Santa gift for every child. Captain Oliver and Captain Ralph Helms and their wives are to attend.
The notice lists Regular services at 11 and Sunday school at 9 46 as part of church activities at the Masonic Temple under the First Church of Christ Scientist.
Regular services are announced by First Methodist Church South. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at 11 a.m. Some cantata music from last Sunday will be repeated during the evening service.
Regular services announce the communion observed with the morning service and a public welcome of new members.
Regular services at the First M. E. Church with special themes and music planned for the morning and evening sessions.
Regular services announced by First Baptist Church with an attractive vesper service of worshipful music at 4 p.m.
Regular services announced with a board meeting at 3 p.m. and a Young People's night on Monday at 7 30 p.m. The program includes games papers magazines and eats for attendees.
Regular services are held at the Church of Christ at First and Richardson. Daily Bible lessons begin Monday afternoon from 2 45 to 4 45. Rev. J C Jones presiding elder of the M E Church South left this afternoon for duties down the road to attend church business.
Hawkes notes many men lured by terms of service reached Gibraltar reporting dire conditions for clothing, feeding, and medical care. He also criticizes Spanish Army disorganization and notes Riffi Berber mountaineers' entrenchment skills, use of wire, and presence of captured machine guns and rifles.
All business houses will be closed Monday as one of the regular retail holidays. The Daily Record will not be issued on Monday in conformity with this custom.
In Roswell Pecos valley fair tonight and Sunday with likely Monday, colder tonight. For New Mexico fair tonight and Sunday with somewhat colder temperatures and freezing readings in the southeast portion. Monday will also be fair.
J. B. Bonham left Trailsend last night to spend several days in the city handling business matters and meeting local contacts.
Pp. 0. Closed Monday. New Years falling on Sunday this year, Monday will be observed as a holiday by the postal employees. The office will be open for the delivery of mail to all persons desiring to call for it on Monday afternoon one hour after the arrival of the train. The board of county commissioners are in session today closing up the business of the year 1921 and receiving final reports from county officials. Bob Furman Home. Bob Furman returned this afternoon from a several days business trip to points up the road. Miss Goodin Leaves. Miss Dolly Goodin left this afternoon for Dexter to spend the week end with her mother and sister.
G. A. Lipp arrived home this afternoon after several days away on a business trip. He was met by family and reports smooth travel and no complications from the journey.
J. M. Hervey and Curtis Hill left this afternoon for Carlsbad on a short legal business trip. F. L. Austin returned this afternoon Judge Bratton Home. Judge Sam G. Bratton returned last night to his Clovis home after attending to official business. FOR SALE Buick touring car in excellent condition. For demonstration or inspection call T. C. Garrison, 1012 JA.
Regular services held at the Mexican Methodist Church with a cordial invitation to all attendees.
For sale a five room bun galow with double sleeping porch glassed in price two thousand dollars call 505 or 1387 includes ad for tires Goodyear cord 30x3% rib or all weather eighteen dollars installed by Hall Bros Also notices about train information service discontinued fire call at Tomlinson Fort where a Ford car burned. no major damage noted. Roswell Laundry Co ad and various legal notices referenced. pensions rejected under Spanish Philippine War Act June 5 1920. Milo B Stevens & Co attorneys 650 F St Washington 1884 established.
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