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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
2
May 19 1903 at Roswell New Mexico under the Act of March 3 1879. Advertisement deadlines require printers hands by eleven o clock in the morning to insure insertion in the same day issue of The Record. Orders for removing any standing ad must also be in by eleven to prevent that day's run.
A fragment argues the Republicans should nominate their ticket before courting Democrats and questions why school owned newspapers and schools should stay out of politics. It notes suspicion about a party slate and criticizes political involvement in education and local press.
Democrats express dissatisfaction with county primaries but doubt they will vote Republican sight unseen. They claim the Democratic pot has value while the Republican tea-kettle remains empty sounding.
The note suggests few readers in a weekly paper who have already seen the same news in daily editions, implying advertisers should target those who still value the weekly summary. It emphasizes the market advantage of weekly papers for advertisers.
A fragment notes Republican papers aligned with a joint statehood cause compete with Democratic papers for influence within their religious community. The tone suggests a conversion era dynamic as new adherents seek leadership.
The integrity of District Attorney J. M. Hervey is cited to argue he can block a gambling resort proposed just outside Roswell city limits if legal avenues exist. The note frames a potential legal battle over the controversial development.
In a tongue in cheek aside, the piece questions the impact of an earthq uake on Pecos Valley artesian water and compares the likelihood to a Republican ticket in Chaves county while noting a possible flow increase.
The Record denounces the Register-Tribune for attempting to stir trouble within the Democratic party and warns that stockholders will bear the consequences of such actions.
The Albuquerque Citi gen editor dislikes other papers reprinting his editorials without credit. The Record man once felt the same, but after two years writing for a plate and ready print factory he moved past it though he still credits others.
The Savannah News portrays the Russian czar as a trapped ruler living in constant fear. He governs millions yet remains guarded, moving between palaces to avoid threats from those around him and hidden enemies.
The Kansas City Times notes DA Jerome’s remark that the Thaw murder case is an everyday police story. It argues wealth should not shield crime and highlights how jealousy between two immoral men over a woman reflects the common roots of capital murder.
The speaker argues that business not fear exposure of wrongdoing. Honest trades prosper under light and cleansing will improve the market by stamping out evil.
In Jefferson City Folk urges Missouri retailers to favor local papers and support community growth. He criticizes mail order shopping and says a thriving town requires merchants who advertise locally to boost wealth and population.
The 1905 law update prohibits licenses for alcoholic sales outside incorporated areas. any officer issuing such a license faces misdemeanor charges and hefty fines. It declares giving liquor away as a sale, making the spa plan outside city bounds unlikely without liquor access.
J P Rhodes, noted immigration man, wed Velma Rainwater April 25 in Columbia Kansas. The bride, formerly from Carthage Missouri, is guest of Mrs S G Joanson in Roswell during the current excursion to the Pecos Valley. The marriage was announced on the Roswell trip.
Morton, with over twenty years of service, renowned as a singer and speaker, leads a Salvation Army event described as an excellent and engaging meeting likely to attract attendees during wartime efforts.
Cadets Hardie Crawford and Swenson have completed Army training and are commissioned as lieutenants. Crawford is assigned to Santa Barbara and Swenson to Salida in Colorado.
Judson E. Piper of Burlington Iowa arrived in the city Thursday evening. He will write up the Pecos Valley with illustrations for the People's Popular Monthly published in Des Moines.
Reports from Lake Arthur parties describe a stiff Tuesday night blow overturning several sheds and outhouses. Claim of a brick house being blown over and injuries to occupants is stated as unfounded.
Mr Steadhan, seized by epilepsy at home, was taken to St Marys Hospital on a cot Thursday night. He improved but could not yet give his name today.
Mr and Mrs Jim Pace returned Wednesday from Battle Mountain Goldfield and other Nevada stops. They prefer the Pecos Valley and likely will locate in Carlsbad where they went last night hoping to stay.
The Record offers to publish all land office notices and sheriff sales at fifty percent of legal rates, claiming The Register Tribune robs patrons by full charges. The fifty percent rate also applies to the district clerk's office with bids welcome from military institutes and other Republican institutions in the city.
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