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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
4
A. E. Curren and D. E. Milliken of eres arrived last night to remain several days in Roswell.
For sale four room house well located near city water. Price nine hundred dollars. Will take three hundred dollars down and balance to fit buyer. Roswell Title and Trust Company involved.
Rev H Van Valkenburgh delivered the sermon on The Book for the Times to an attentive audience at the First Methodist Episcopal church last night. Evangelistic services aim to attract a broad audience. tonight he speaks on Does the World Need a Church with choir singing at 7 30.
A Roswell notice offers New Mexico Life stock for sale at a discount rather than par or premium. It provides Box 721 as the contact address and mentions a numeric code 913.
A fragment notes that an advertiser who scatters his hit may induce a tickling sensation or fail to panic buyers. The terse line hints at marketing psychology, suggesting varied buyer responses to promotional tactics without naming persons or places.
Charley H. Rasmussen sues M. P. Myers in district court for 10100 damages claiming malicious prosecution and harm from a horse trading dispute. Rasmussen alleges escrowed papers, loaned horses, and a warrant for horse stealing tied to the case set before Justice A J Welter at 2 this afternoon. Gatewood and Graves represent Rasmussen.
A promoter urges readers to publicize and publicize their merits by advertising in The Daily Record, promising broad visibility and favorable publicity for the proposition. The text emphasizes reaching the public through paid notices and promotional messaging.
Nashville hosts large Masonic gathering as delegates from across Tennessee converge for the ninety sixth annual grand lodge convention in session at the Vendo me Theatre.
Pittsburg January 27 Retail lumbermen from Pennsylvania numbering several scores gathered at the Monongahela House for their annual session. The tariff affecting the lumber industry is a principal topic of discussion at the meeting.
The piece argues every man advertises, some by ignorance, others by bold print. Wise men use brains and tell their story on the page so people learn what they want to know. Successful advertising is simple, yet very profitable.
Mrs James T Kennedy and daughter Margaret of Alameda Heights Roswell plan to depart tonight for New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras and enjoy the winter visit before returning.
Miss Margaret will enter school for the rest of the winter. Mrs. Kennedy expects to come to Roswell again next winter.
New York January 27 Louis K Anspacker speaks on The Neglected Factor meaning women's suffrage at Equal Franchise Society Garden Theatre this afternoon Mrs Henry W Miller presides Also notes on local ads and arrivals including T J Wilson and family in Roswell and El Paso Herald reps Lee Rains E A Powers visiting the lower valley for subscription business
$500,000 loan on irritated farms offered by J. B. Herbst financial agent at 305 N. Main. Long time loans available with annual interest and privilege to pay off before due.
Fred Welch of thorium and repair on West Second Street installs a compressor and air tank with an attachment in front of his shop for public use. The device provides free high pressure air to motorists bicyclists and others in need who are invited to help themselves.
The Knowles News reports Bernie Mullane has returned to Knowles as editor, with J H Mullane named business manager. The issue also notes a newly organized Knowles musical society, with Bernie Mullane serving as president.
L. F. Woodhead has resigned as local manager of Roswell Electric Light & Power Company effective February 1. He will remain in Roswell and plans to start a general electrical contracting business in the city.
Mr and Mrs Carl Leopold left this morning for Pampa Texas to visit their daughter and then travel to California to seek a location. They will also stop at Phoenix Arizona and later visit Los Angeles and Bakersfield with possible other coast cities.
G. B. Coleman formerly of this city and now a traveling auditor for the New Mexico Eastern railroad, visited Amarillo on his way north after a southern trip to Carlsbad. He has been in Amarillo six weeks and has not seen the Pecos Valley for two months. Mrs Coleman and her sister Miss Zora Wilson, formerly of this city, have returned from Chicago and are now at Amarillo.
Auction notice for furniture from five rooms offered for sale at address F care Record, 7913. Concert event listing repeats for The Symphony Club Orchestra on February 10.
Mrs Cruse organized a surprise gathering for R F Cruse who turned 34 Tuesday. Guests played five hundred with prizes won by Mrs Bennett and Mr Veal, then enjoyed a two course luncheon and an informal musical program lasting past midnight. Attendees included G T McQuillen J S Kirby E H Williams J B Keaster Frand Marks Bennett C C Caldwell Destree Holdefer McDonald Veal.
Topeka Kan Jan 27 Seldom before has an annual meeting of the Kansas State Bar Association attracted so many legal minds as the session opened in the Supreme Court room Prof Roscoe Pound of Chicago will deliver the principal address of the convention tonight on Puritanism and the Common Law Other subjects include Criticism of Courts by Lawyers and Laymen and The Unauthorized Use of Another Portrait in an Advertisement
Saint Sava Day is celebrated by New York's Serb community with the anniversary of St. Sava, the first son of the royal house who renounced his throne to devote himself to good works. All Serbs in the city observe the holiday with events and festivities.
Rochester will witness the first presentation of the new musical play The Young Turk tonight with Max Rogers and Maud Raymond headlining. The New York engagement is set to begin early next month.
W. A. Havener a renowned Clovis lawyer was seen today attending to legal affairs. Portland Maine January 27 the Commission on Industrial Education held a hearing to examine investigations and reports chaired by Payson Smith the State Superintendent of Schools appointed by the Governor to study industrial education in Maine.
The narrator notes extensive facilities aiding appliances and precise research. At a Fukuoka Experiment Station agricultural college dormitory students receive four dollars monthly for room and board. Graduations are cited from top rank colleges in 1907 totaling 1,041, and from second rank schools in 1906 at 12,371, plus 2,450 third rank schools yielding 14,927.
PRESS BULLETIN NO 160 from New Mexico College outlines a practical hotbed setup. It covers frame size from 4 to 6 feet wide, stake anchoring, digging a 24 inch pit, layering heating manure 16 to 20 inches deep, and topping with 5 to 6 inches of loamy soil. It advises careful watering, fermentation steps, and material options such as fresh horse manure, straw, and coverings like sash or muslin. It notes raising frames on warm days and adding insulation on cold nights, with a heat supply expected to last six to eight weeks for starting crops including celery cabbage onions lettuce and tomatoes.
Springfield Mo Jan 27 This is woman's day at the State Land and Industrial Congress nearly all of Missouri's feminine clubs and organizations sent delegates to form a state society of fair boosters and boomers. The body will be independent of men but will cooperate with them when needed.
El Paso Daily Herald mentions delivery to the city, regular prompt service on auto arrival. Advertisement promotes Ingersoll Book Stationery and Art Co as exclusive agents with a sixty cent monthly rate.
Prof F H King of Madison Wis argues that China, Korea and Japan show high density farming outcomes. He cites Japan's 1908 statistics: 48.5 million people in main islands, 21,321 square miles cultivated, 2,277 people per square mile, plus livestock density and farm layouts. He notes Japan's agricultural progress since 1872 with colleges and soil surveys guiding taxes and road systems.
I offer for sale my four roomed house on N Lea avenue in fine condition with a splendid well and a fine barn on the place. Apply Tom A Hinson at Joyce Pruit Co.
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