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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
4
Mrs. C. F. Beeson and her infant returned Sunday from Pine Lodge after a two week stay. The trip closed with a quiet family reunion and no incidents reported.
William M Atkinson administrator files final account for Mary A E Atkinson deceased. Probate Court for Chaves County New Mexico fixes first Monday in September 1910 for objections or approval. Account filed in the clerk’s office. Dated July 18 1910. R F Ballard Clerk with E F Armstrong deputy seal.
Plans for a great Union Sunday school picnic on July 21st are underway with all city schools invited to join a parade of diverse conveyances. The procession will start 9:00 a.m. at 2nd Street and Pennsylvania Avenue and proceed to Slaughters Grove, led by M E Church South with Marshals and safety measures for railroad crossings in place.
A citizen letter urges the City Council to curb crowds at fires and to stop lighting piles of train trash. The writer commends the fire department but warns against gatherings that hinder firefighters and inspire vandalism. Details of the author are available at the Records Office.
Marshals Cottingham and Haymaker will block the crossing with full aldermanic authority to stop trains and switch engines during the procession. Auto and hay rack drivers are asked to stay in line until the picnic grounds are reached and the parade is dismissed. CHAS. E. BAKER, Marshal.
Construction nears completion for the Gilkeson hotel foundation described as a solid five foot by two foot concrete mass. Four rows of twisted steel bars are embedded six inches apart to weld the base, planned to support two additional stories if needed. Corral cleaning offered by E. S. Mundy at phone 59.
A noisy sale bulletin lists bargain items including a Princess Dresser Davenport bed iron, rugs sewing machine bookcase dining chairs and kitchen utensils. Items are described as very low price values and nearly new despite a range of furniture and appliances.
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