14 Jan 1904
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1904
Page
1
The piece argues that geographic constraints prevent GANAL horses from self production and that no other nation can rival our yields. It claims horses are the surest profitable asset for farmers and breeders, highlighting the value of a superior horse type.
The National Live Stock Association convention closes with a unanimous resolution endorsing Roosevelt's Panama Canal support. The session highlights include plans for livestock handling reforms, a classified census of livestock, and ongoing work on live stock measures.
A meeting discusses use of government reserves for grazing heavy draft horses and cattle, urging breed improvement. Speakers urge transferring control of reserves to Agriculture, warn of cattle and sheep declines without more hay and land access, and critique packers for livestock prices.
Report reaches Jamelson City that Mexicans attempted another entry to Kelley residence while he was away. Mrs. Kelley telephoned Marshal Pilant but the intruders fled before his arrival. Kelley calls it the third such attempt, warning Mexicans to steer clear in the future.
Senator Latimer speaks to the Senate advocating the proposition on good roads. He outlines benefits for transportation, commerce, and local counties while urging prompt passage and funding.
The resolution to push a further investigation of Post Office scandals stalls in the Senate until Monday after a day of family recognition at the executive mansion. The governor visits the capitol where his desk is decorated by the office force amid congratulations. Tonight he attends the Albany Chamber of Commerce annual banquet as a guest of honor.
Santo Domingo reports from Monte Christi indicate the Jiminez party is achieving strong support while central forces resist. Observers expect the provisional government to capitulate soon, as tensions mount between competing factions amid the Spanish American War era context.
A mix of national policy notes and local concerns appears as a Senate resolution honors Benjamin Harrison and discusses irrigation works. The text cites demand for better draft horses, warns of export impacts, and mentions health updates on Mrs. Elmer Richey and Mrs. Johnston. It notes M. E. Ingalls sailing for Europe for a southern Europe and Egypt tour.
Report of an attempted break in at the Roswell residence of John Kelley on Tuesday night. Mrs Kelley and her mother frightened off the intruders, who fled after an initial fright before retreating.
Markets overview shows sheep receipts at 15 000 with lambs steady and western lambs up to 6 2. cattle receipts 8 000 in Chicago with steers from 5 10 to 8 75 and stockers and feeders between 2 26 and 4 00. Notes from New York show money on call easy and steel stocks up in late session.
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