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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1906
Page
2
The piece cites editorials on press censorship and autocratic practices in Washington, praising newspaper scrutiny as safeguard for political freedom while urging better relations between Arizona and New Mexico. It includes local real estate bargains by Carlton & Bell in Oklahoma Block.
A candidate declares for Sheriff of Chaves County New Mexico subject to Democratic primaries. The piece also critiques long ads and urges voters to decide on statehood by themselves. It cites Albuquerque waterworks sale talks and closes with a note from Las Vegas News about factual reporting.
With a rush in the job department the local editor away and the business manager out of town the paper faced troubles today. The editor in chief also ran the typesetting and the assistant was tied up in the job department. Telegraph wires were down until nearly noon.
An American Press summary cites a Washington Star article describing new rules that limit bureau news to what officials permit. The piece warns this system controls public information and undermines journalistic independence and government transparency.
From the Tucson Star an earnest appeal to Arizonans to become acquainted with New Mexicans. The piece argues there is no real difference between the people of the two territories and suggests a traveler could not tell them apart through grazing, mining regions, and settlements.
A Texas man testimonials Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria and jaundice stating it saved his brother's life. The Roswell Drug and Jewelry Store offers the tonic at 50 cents.
Carlton Bell advertises rental listings and property management services inviting owners to list properties for rent and promises to find tenants. The note appears in the New Mexican on January 20.
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