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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
2
A Roswell Record recap shows Boosters banquet highlights with Wit and serious policy notes. Speeches from R. H. Kemp and DeFreest illuminate economic, infrastructure, and immigration themes. The piece mentions endorsements and a mix of practical jokes and civic goals.
At the Boosters banquet Charles DeFreest recited doubts on a leap year puzzle and urged public support for community benefits. He hoped McGaffey would win and City Council, Judge Welter stay genial. Parson Puckett seeks ad quotes for talking more about Woodruff & DeFreest. Pecos Valley trains to run on time and Amarillo speaks kindly of the Pecos Valley.
R H Kemp opened the Boosters banquet with a talk on Prosperity Other Than the Lumber Business. He urged delaying speculation, noting the Great American Limited wreck, and praised the Santa Fe system for rebuilding Kansas City to the West while banks stayed solvent and confidence improved.
Public spirit and corporate effort aid restoration of confidence as immigration, alfalfa fields, orchards, and livestock increase. Local leaders urge energy and economy in public and private business to speed recovery and curb frenzied finance and extravagance.
Fred J. Beck announces his bid for County Assessor of Chaves County, subject to Democratic primaries or convention action, signalling his intent to seek the party nomination for the countywide post.
C. W. Davisson announced as a candidate for the office of Tax Assessor in the Democratic primaries. The move signals Davisson’s bid to lead county tax assessment with party backing and local voter interest in tax policy.
Charles C Hill is announced as a candidate for Superintendent of Schools in Chavez County, subject to the Democratic primary election action.
Charles L Ballard announces candidacy for sheriff of Chaves County subject to Democrats primary election. The declaration states intent to seek the office and participate in party leadership processes. Ballard positions himself as a contender within the local political race.
For probate clerk Jas W. Mullens is named as a candidate for Probate Clerk of Chave county subject to the Democratic primary election action.
Primary election details specify F. P. Gayle seeking another term as Probate Clerk of Chaves County. Ballot date and local voting timeline are noted in official notices.
The candidate N J Fritz of Hagerman announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the Third District, subject to Democratic primaries. Jerry Cazier is also announced as a candidate for County Commissioner in the Democratic election.
The Record announces M. A. Finley as a candidate for Commissioner of the Third District, subject to the action of the election authorities.
The Record announces J. T. Evans as a candidate for Probate Judge in Chaves County subject to the Democratic primary.
A Roswell city convention announces candidates for city clerk. W H Cosgrove and W S Moore are named, with selection subject to Democratic city convention action and party procedures.
A leading manufacturer urges opposition to business law violations and calls for honest leaders across parties. He predicts Roswell becoming the Queen of the Pecos Valley and Empress of the Southwest, with greater tributary territory and abundant resources awaiting development. Cooperation is urged to uphold civic honor and sane financial methods for lasting prosperity.
An invitation invites readers to make the office their base during a valley visit. It touts long-standing presence and promises valuable country information. It lists Roswell Title and Trust Co at 303 N Main St opposite the Post Office and promotes Toric Lens by Dr Hunsberger. A sale at Zink's is noted.
For sale is a small flock of hens offered at 211 North Missouri Street. The item lists good laying birds and implies a private sale from a local resident in a quiet neighborhood. No further details provided.
Classified rental items list six room adobe house at 219 Grand Ave with water in yard at $20 monthly and application next door. Also notices large rooms with modern conveniences either with or without board at 719 N Main and front rooms in a well furnished setup at 509 N Lea.
Short classified note offering a cheap guitar and a six shooter in exchange for a good guitar. Contact Max at the Record office. Written as a plain trade listing with minimal details and location.
Wanted a pair of driving mares 1000 pounds or more and a light mountain hack. Also one pair of draft mares. Contact A. O. Millice Room 14 Garst building. Also seeking to rent a Remington Typewriter in good condition. A man to prepare a small city garden plot for $1.50 per day. Apply at Record Office.
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