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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
2
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The Record states Fred J. Beck will run for County Assessor of Chaves County, subject to Democratic primaries or convention. C Davisson is announced as Tax Assessor candidate, James Sutherland for County Treasurer, and Charles C. Hill for Superintendent of Schools, all pending Democratic primary action.
The Regard carries an authorized announcement that L Ballard is a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves County subject to the Democratic primary. J J Rascoe also announces candidacy for Sheriff in Chaves County under the same primary process.
The Record announces Jas W Mullens as a candidate for Probate Clerk in the Chaves Democratic primary election. Mullens is named as the hopeful for the upcoming race in the county seat.
The announcement states F. P. Gayle seeks re-election to the office of Probate Clerk in Chaves County. It emphasizes candidacy and official intent, likely published as a formal notice to voters and supporters.
N J Fritz of Hagerman announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in the Third district subject to Democratic primary action. He seeks party support as part of the upcoming election process.
Official notice announces Jerry Carter as a candidate for County Commissioner in Chaves County. The announcement outlines the candidacy and the election year, with no further details on campaign events or platform provided in the text.
The Recbra announces J. St. Evans as a candidate for Probate Judge of Chaves County subject to the Democratic primary. Also announces Guy H. Herbert as a candidate for County Assessor of Chaves County subject to party action.
The passage notes that deprecation can be seen as pose or boast and rejects both protest and self import. It emphasizes humility and restraint in response to praise while reflecting on the tone of the Record.
An assortment of quoted aphorisms and satirical jabs appears, noting remarks on art, politics, statehood, and social norms from various newspapers. The clipped lines refer to Ruskin on artistry, Arkansas and Massachusetts in senate representation, New Mexico renamed Lincoln, a Kentuckian killed for a hip gesture, heiresses with husbands, and political chatter as a candidate for assessor enters the ring.
The Woman's Club and Shakespeare Club endorse moral questions and the value of women's work in society Education and government. They credit mothers with teaching virtue and civic duty, citing Shakespearean women as moral anchors and urging educated, conscientious motherhood to sustain republics like Roswell. A contrasting tale warns of poor heroes in panic, implying mothers' steadfastness in danger.
In the Pecos Valley a 40 acre plot can balance yearly finances, with 1000 to 1500 dollars saved annually. A nearby 40 acre setup in alfalfa or a 60 acre tract near town shows over a thousand dollars net income after expenses, illustrating profitability of smaller holdings.
Roswell Seed Co advertises extensive onion sets and seed stock. The catalog highlights a wide selection for home gardens and market gardeners alike, emphasizing quality bulbs and ready availability for planting seasons.
Found item notice stating the owner may reclaim the watch by proving property and paying for the advertisement. The notice implies a self help claim process and a formal fee requirement to finalize ownership verification. No additional identities or locations are provided in readable text.
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