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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
4
Officials advise applying in person or by letter at the nearest mechanical department. The notice stresses compliance and directs applicants to submit through designated channels to avoid delays.
Transfers recorded July 6 1922 include L H Bradstreet C C Barnes and E R King to Bloom Land and Cattle Co NEYWSE Sec 3d TL 15 S R 23 Nannie Cave widow to Joseph S Martin SEYNE Sec 15 T9 S R96 183 Ernest E Hinshaw to Burton C Mossman SW Sec 26 NWY Sec 35 T15 S R28 B Catherine Lee Corn to Alfred Stone et al E 50 ft of lot 14 and E 50 ft of N% of lot 18 btk 59 West Side Add Alfred T Stone and Ora Stone to A C Stone Part of NW 4 Sec 1 T18 S R25 E at $10.00.
The Rotary Club met at the Chamber of Commerce last night to hear delegates discuss the recent international convention in Los Angeles. Carl Einhart gave a talk on the convention followed by a brief address by Secretary Rhodes. Further reports from delegates are expected at upcoming meetings.
Real estate transfers filed June 30 1922 include First State Bank and Trust Co to Ollie L Wright for several sections and undivided interests including NE4 Sec 3 T11S R23S. totals vary up to 2000. Chas G Salter to Hiram M Dow and Tomlinson Fort for Lots 1 2 and 10 in Black 7 North Spring River Addition at 10 dollars. Artesian Well Owners meeting set July 15 in Court house basement at 2 PM with Ira Shively and C H Culdice. Weather forecast for Roswell Pecos Valley unsettled today with possible rain 18 percent. Saturday fair and cooler. Merchants monthly meeting at Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday 6:30 PM with dinner by Maccabee ladies. For Rent cabin on the Ruidoso apply P D Wilkins phone 726. Ruth Downing leaves for Alamogordo for extended visit.
Officials report peaceful resolution of a wage dispute with the United States Labor Board. Shop forces are increasing as workers return and new hires are added. Freight and passenger trains continue with no material delays. Santa Fe emphasizes patience and orderly reentry, noting many faithful employees are coming back.
Sparse OCR text shows numbers and stray letters amid unclear data. The readable items include amounts like 1 866.69 and 574 815.02 with other decimals and stray characters, but no coherent event, names, dates, or places are identifiable.
The Department of the Interior revokes the Dec 9 1918 order creating Stock Driveway No 52 in New Mexico. Lands in T 10 S R 30 E sections 14 and 22 and T 10 S R 31 E section 20 are opened only to entry by ex service men in the War with Germany for 91 days starting June 28 1922 with restoration to general disposition later. Soldier's deadlines and general disposition dates follow.
T M Seeley Pine Lodge manager is in the city spending several days to attend to business. Dr D D Swearingin will be in his Roswell office all the time hereafter with office and residence phone numbers listed. Advertisement for Clardy's Dairy mentions early morning deliveries.
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