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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
3
A message to homeowners and renters urges listing small houses priced between 600 and 1400 dollars for sale. It promotes R H McCune as the contact to secure a home in 1907 on an easy payment plan, suggesting long rental history as a path to ownership.
The article contrasts Roosevelt and Bryan on trust regulation and labor policy. It notes Roosevelt’s support for some forms of pooling and government tools like injunctions with safeguards, while Bryan opposes injunctions and advocates eight hour labor limits. It mentions proposals for federal marriage and divorce law and meat inspection label dating.
A poll of Arizona legislators shows majority favor repealing gambling licenses and moving to prohibitions. Roosevelt backs federal investigation to curb strikes and limit railroad work hours while states move toward high license schemes in Tucson Douglas and Phoenix.
The piece contrasts Roosevelt and Bryan positions on tariff revision and government ownership of railroads while urging restraint in using the navy for debt collection. It notes Roosevelts call for rate reductions since the 1906 law and Bryans push for anti trust enforcement and potential federal taxes. Governors and state notices follow with local administrative details.
A contest affidavit challenges Home stead entry 2116 by Fred H. Wilson alleging six months of nonresidence. Hearing set for January 6, 1907 at 10 a.m. before the Roswell land office. Also, Chaves County Sheep Breeders meet January 5 at the Roswell Commercial Club to discuss federal license law and other business.
Notice to stockholders. The undersigned will be in his office from the first to the tenth of each month from 8 30 a m to 12 00 noon to receive monthly payments due the ROS WELL BUILDING & LOAN ASSN. No outsider collections will be made.
Advertisement lists K. K. Scott as contact for Heights Addition and rooms 11 13 15 in the Oklahoma Building. Mentions one house and two lots at 400 South Sea. References M. B. Price and Hotel Richards as addresses.
A legal notice from Hondo Stone Mfg. Co. warns that no person may take cement materials or sand from the factory yards or railroad cars without a valid requisition from the office. Signed by manager A. L. W. Nilsson.
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