City Property Bargains From Carlton and Bell
Local dealers Carlton and Bell advertise a wide range of city property bargains and urge buyers to inspect options before purchasing.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
4
Local dealers Carlton and Bell advertise a wide range of city property bargains and urge buyers to inspect options before purchasing.
Local items list travel, arrivals, and errands in Roswell and Pecos Valley. Names include J M Carter, Mrs Landrum, J F Herring, Oma Capara, and S E Waskom. Public notices: kindergarten tuition rising to 3.00, oil stock meeting February 12, and a boarding house inquiry at Woolverton College. Also ads for feeds, laundry cash shift, and X ray card sale.
Master Ely Nelson and Master Bill Nelson Hudgins will sing at the recital at the Christian church Thursday night. Rev Edwin E Davis rapidly improving at North Spring River Sanitarium and will return to his family Saturday. Mrs Lelia McFaddin left this morning returning to Texarkana after four months visit with Mrs B H Geldert. Home Study Course offered if admission to Business College cannot be secured. Mrs Fred Jones of Evansville Wis in Roswell then Artesia to see town. W A Wilson returned from Artesia after inspecting Eddy county artesian wells.
Mr and Mrs J F Spiker of Bushnell Ul returned from Artesia and stay in Roswell. R E Richardson and A W Montgomery prospectors from Rockport Ind arrived after a hunting trip. Mr and Mrs A C Creger of East Peru Ind left on a sight seeing trip down the Valley. Lon Cottingham returned from Denver after attending the cattlemen's convention. The Shelby Hotel posts a train schedule board for public convenience.
J. M. Hollister of Denver and J. E. Hannum of Albuquerque are in town pursuing the establishment of a Continental Oil Co. distributing station.
George Diefenbach arrived home in Kea kakee Illinois with a carload of stock and household goods for Will Weirauch, now located in Roswell. The Ladies' Home Mission Society of the M. E. Church South plans a 3:00 p.m. meeting at the Parsonage. Mrs. Minter's tea is postponed.
New York January 31 conference between Justice Fitzgerald District Attorney Jerome and defense lawyers may affect the Thaw case. Two jurors Walker and Haas were excused. Oscar A Pink a grain salesman aged 46 and Wilbur F Steele a gas plant manufacturer aged 60 were seated as the tenth and eleventh jurors.
The Sacramento Market relocates tonight to 107 N. Main Street in the Pilant house and will open for business on February 1. They invite all old customers and new ones to visit, with phone contact at 425.
A rising Mississippi threatens west bank rail lines as crevasse risk grows. Memphis reports 39 feet, while Helena Arkansas contends with serious flooding as the north levee breaks flooding Glendale Trotter's Point and Eagle across the river. Residents move to higher ground and workers strengthen levees.
George T. Davis of the east side was thrown from a spring wagon at Fourth and Main at 11:15 AM when the wagon tongue pulled free. He walked but suffers severe chest pains and possible internal injuries. The wagon and horses were stopped a block away.
Notice from J. S. Lenox stating he has taken from the market his home place on McGaffey Street in South Hill. The notice is directed to real estate dealers.
Soldiers Not Guilty. Pittsburg Pa Jan 31 The jury in the murder case of Lieutenant Ralph W Drury and Private John Dowd U S Army found them not guilty of killing William H Cowley.
The note suggests planting trees now before roots grow and mentions bargain prices from R. F. Cruse, with a brief nod to Old Indian River Rye and Oriental varieties.
Local report from Roswell New Mexico on January 31 shows a high of 69 and a low of 34 with a mean of 52. Precipitation is a trace and wind from the north at 3 miles per hour. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with cooler temperatures tonight.
Multiple for sale notices list 160 acres patented Hondo land at 16 dollars per acre with contact Tom Davenport, open woven wire fence, a rotary drilling machine from Oasis Ranch, a three burner gasoline range with hens, minorca hens, hogs, incubator and brooders at Leland Farm near Roswell, a Studebaker hack, and a full set of farming implements with contact at 204 W. Alameda.
K. C. Dye Works advertises cleaning and pressing services at 123 West 2nd Street with a new Majestic program in its lineup. The note references a location on West 2nd Street and a 74tf code.
For rent a 20 acre farm featuring a six room house and artesian well. Terms reasonable. Apply at 624 N Main St. 38416.
Classified notice seeking a first class job printer at the Record office. Also a rental ad offering two furnished rooms for light housekeeping with price and application details at Paint Snop ecos Valley Lumber Co.
Chicago on January 31 reports a gasoline explosion at the Union Traction Company car barns on Clark street between Sherman place and Dewey Court. The blaze damaged property valued over 200 thousand dollars and destroyed ninety stored streetcars.
New Orleans La Jan 31 The City Bank and Trust Co of New Orleans will start a night banking service announced by president M J Sanders. The bank will stay open from 10 a m until midnight with two sets of clerks for the operation.
Nashville Tenn Jan 31 The Southern Timber Land And Mineral Co of Nashville headed by ex Governor Benton McMillen of Tenn announces a major buy of coal and timber lands.
Essee has bought 52 000 acres of coal and timber lands from Continental Realty Company of Winchester Ky for one million dollars. The acreage sits along the proposed Lexington and Eastern railroad extension and is described as the richest coal and timber land in the eastern Kentucky mountains. Saw mills will be built and coal mines opened immediately.
In yesterday’s raffle at Rothenberg and Schloss cigar store prizes were won by J. B. Russell of Dexter for a Navajo rug, E. A. Finnegan for a smoking set, J. C. Hunt for a Turkish pipe, J. M. Rose for a meerschaum pipe, Dr. J. W. Kinsinger for a brier pipe, and Roy H. Mook for a brier pipe.
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