Social events and meals mark Shakespeare Club and church notices
The Shakespeare Club honored top half year scholars with a Saturday breakfast at Mrs. E A Cahoon’s home, followed by amusements and a Lyric theatre box party. Other social gatherings include J W Rhea hosts, Baptist church tea, and a Commercial Club party planned for January 27. Market notes cover cattle, hogs, and sheep arrivals with price ranges and declines.
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Shakespeare Club
E. A. Cahoon
North
Kentucky Avenue
Seventh Street
Lyric Theatre
Mesdames Ca
C. A. Norvell
A. Pruit
C. E. Mason
Percy Evans
Marie Holt
Eva Hedgecoxe
Maud Tannehill
Cattle Prices at Kansas City Stock Market
Kansas City stock market report from January 25 notes cattle receipts of 12 000 including 200 southern. Market steady to ten cents lower. Native steers 4.75 to 7.00. southern steers 4.25 to 7.25. southern cows 2.75 to 1.50. cows and heifers 2.60 to 4.00. stockers and feeders 3.25 to 5.25. bulls 3.25 to 5.00. calves 3.75 to 8.00.
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Kansas City
Five Room House For Sale In Town Center
A five roomed house with bath and electric lights and a large barn, centrally located at a reasonable price. See E. W. Burns with the Joyce-Pruit Co. or phone 118.
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Joyce-Pruit Co
Phone
Alameda Heights adition to Roswell headline
Alameda Heights named as the best addition to Roswell in a local booster note highlighting new housing, shops, and community plans. The piece underscores growth, streetscape improvements, and anticipated residents benefiting from the development.
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Alameda Heights
Roswell
Hills and Dunn Relocate Roswell Store for Better Display
Removal notice states growth has made current quarters crowded and on Tuesday January 25 stock of Furniture Hardware and related items will be moved to the W. W. Ogle property at 305 307 North Main Street. The firm promises better service, a larger selection including a second hand department, and continued low prices.
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W. W. Ogle
N. Main Street
Roswell
Hills &Dunn
Wise Men Promote Clear Advertising on Printed Page
The passage argues that all men advertise by action but the Wise use brains to tell their story boldly on the printed page. It asserts successful advertising is simple yet powerful and should inform the people about what they want to know.
Railways urged to push employee education reforms
A 1910 article argues railroads should formalize employee education within policy, with a dedicated superintendent and apprenticeship tracks. It warns against overreliance on corporate training at the expense of established schools, and calls for interdepartmental mobility, outside courses, and regular meetings to improve safety and efficiency. It references the Roswell Building and Loan Association statement for context.
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American Railway Association
Eaton
Educa
R. LH. McCune
Roswell Building & Loan Association
Roswell
New Mexico
Classified ad brief from St. Louis seeks investor
Wool trade notes from St Louis Missouri January 25 report market figures for territory and western mediums with prices. A wanted notice seeks a party with ten years in general merchandise to invest $1000 in a business offering employment. address "B. L." care Record.
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St. Louis
Gen’l. Mdse
B. L
Morrison Bros Store Specials Skirts Rack
The Morrison Bros. store offers an odds and ends skirt sale with about 75 pieces priced at 1.95 each. Skirts in light colors suit early spring, all on one rack with marked reductions from 2.50 to 3.75.
Bell appears winner in south precinct election
The south precinct election concluded by three o'clock with 388 votes cast. Elliott’s supporters concede Bell’s victory by about two to one, though Bell declined to release exact figures. Bell’s ticket includes Hirod Behringer for constable against A S Leaton, and Behringer is expected to win as well. Ladies Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post renewals urged by Hattie L. Cobean. Til ers of the Old Dominion show interest in the movement.
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Elliott
Bell
Hirod Behringer
Constable
A. S. Leaton
Behringer
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Hattie L. Cobean
Virginia Suffragists Lecture in Richmond Tonight
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Woman's Suffrage Association, will address the Equal Suffrage League of Virginia this evening in Richmond. The piece notes the suffrage movement’s rapid growth in the western states and Virginians’ historical hostility toward suffragettes as unsexed freaks, atheists, or anarchists.
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Richmond
Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman’s Suffrage Association
Equal Suffrage League of Virginia
Musgrave Secured Bond In District Court
George Musgrave secured a $10,000 bond in district court and was released. He plans to join his wife in Roswell after Denver arrival in a few days. Bondsmen and amounts: Bedell 1000, Odem 1500, Minter 2000, Finley 1000, Mulray 1000, Stockard 2000, Norris 1000, Johnson 1000, Stansell 1000, Bevers 1000, Behringer 1000.
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J. B. Finley
J. A.mulray
J. W. Stockard
Wm. Norris
C. N. Stansell
W. M. Bevers
Fred Behringer
Carlsbad pair Harper Sillman and G N Shipley visit
Harper Sillman and G N Shipley of Carlsbad were noted visiting today.
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Harper Sillman
G. N. Shipley
Carlsbad
Morrison and Hamilton Travel to Santa Fe for Masonry Degrees
Harry Morrison and J. C. Hamilton left on Sunday by auto to Santa Fe to pursue the Scottish Rite degrees in Masonry.
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Harry Morrison
J. C. Hamilton
Santa Fe
Court House Bids in February
S H Rapp will travel to Santa Fe soon and plans for the courthouse are being finalized. Bid advertisement is to follow in February as the plans near completion.
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Court House
S. H. Rapp
Santa Fe
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John W. Rhea
Sembrich
Messrs
Commercial Club
Ako
Rice
Hutchins
Stine Shoe CO
Price
E. W. Burns
Roswell Building and Loan Association
R. H. McCune
A. D
J. D. Bell
Ee Wnnne
Morrison Bros.” Store
Kimonas
Morrison Bros. & Co
Old Dominion
Virginia
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