Little Girl So Sty PLE BA Abolitionist fantasy and a tangled romance
Excerpt blends a warning against science with a soap opera plot. Araminta Williams, dreaming of independence, plans a clandestine telegram to Janney while juggling wedding plans with Barney Tyson and a growing bond with Jamney Breckenridge. The chapter follows dinner, secret messages, and a moonlit confession in the grove.
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Araminta Williams
Barney Tyson
Washlinelton
Araminta
Min
Jamney
France
Nicky
Mary
Leontine
Helen
Iris
Buck
Cissy
Roswell Daily Record Details and Editorial Staff Notice
Roswell Daily Record published by Record Publishing Company lists offices and editors Grace T. Bear Society Editor Edw L. Scarritt City Editor Don Wilkins Advertising Mgr and contact details with subscription and pricing notes. Entry indicates May 19, 1903 roster and mailing information for Bowserd New Mexico.
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C. EK
MASON
Grace T. Bear
Society
L. Scarritt
Don Wilkins
Reno Drops Its Claim To Biggest Little City Sign
On Friday January 27 1938 Reno ceases to bear the title Biggest Little City in the World as the city can no longer pay for maintaining the famous sign. Tax and public finance issues loom as California digs out from heavy snow while national concerns include Rogers Hornsby tax collection puzzles and possible remaining wealth for the baseball star.
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Reno
Reconstruction plan looms over northwest fruit growers
The article notes financial trouble for northwest fruit growers and the potential for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to take a controlling role. It suggests an incoming administration plans an ambitious program costing taxpayers billions, with Hoover era R F C as the central pillar, despite previous denunciations.
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Northwest
New Mexico to Get 81600 From Relief Fund
New Mexico is to receive 81600 from the RFC for relief work through April first. Relief work should promote jobs for the unemployed rather than charity, giving those in distress a means to earn a living. The piece notes De Valera’s rise from homelessness to president and reports food prices continuing to rise with the Windstreet wholesale index dropping to 1.51 for the week ending Tuesday.
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New Mexico
Rts
Windstreet
Sentence Servons By The Rev Roy L Smith
Nothing can defeat forever the cause founded on right and justice. The man who never admits defeats, the church that serves folks first, the party focused on people rather than spoils, the candidate who gives his best, the people who stay true to duty, and a spirit determined to be useful.
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Roy L. Smith
Bond Issue League of Roswell Forms for City Improvement
Twenty young men in Roswell organized The Bond Issue League of Roswell to push a 170000 dollar bond issue for city improvements. Local and visiting names appear, including Edwin Weidman, Roy Walyer, J. H. McKinstry, and W. M. Reed, with travel notes to Artesia and Carlsbad.
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Daily Record
Roswell
Commercial Club
Club Symnasium
Robert Kellahin
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Nonsense
A puzzle listing across and down clues mixed with garbled text and stray letters. It includes clues for misfortunes, abbreviations, presidents, plants, and more, with numerous OCR errors and incomplete entries.
Silence Breaks with Footsteps in the Wood
A fragment hints at a continuing tale as footsteps echo in the woods and a note about Want Ads and results appears, suggesting an ongoing narrative or promotional line within a local paper. The line implies a continuation and the concept of recording or responding to ads.
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Associated Press
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Jan
Janney
Great Gate
Barney
Minta
Leo
Jad
Mother
Dad
Alice
GOSH
Dave Begg
Lee W. Stanley Central Press
Record Publishing Company
I. Mex
Vance
N. Mex
Boswerd
Congress
California
Rogers Hornsby
Uncle Samuel
Hoover
de Valera
America
Irish Free State
Servons
Couttons
Penney
Edwin Weidman
Dexter
Roy Walyer
Lakewood
The
Roswell Creamery Co
Joe Morrison
J. H. McKinstry
Perry Wagnon
E. E. McNatt
J. M. Knittle
Esther Hodgson
Sam McKinstry
W. H. Merchant
A. C. Heard
W. S. Placey
J. S. Utter
Miles Stone
Morgan Livingston
Mr. Mudgett
F. E. van Doren of
Hagerman
H.P. Hobson
Artesia
W. C. Lawrence
Lake Arthur
W. M. Reed
Carlsbad
Reclamation Service
Penney’s
U. S
Yale
Rome
United States
Fei
Fes
Fio
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