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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
4
Severe rains and wind storms, some cyclonic, swept South Texas last night, damaging communication lines and flooding streets in numerous towns. More than eight inches of rain fell in places, with Thornton suffering the heaviest damage as scores of small structures were blown down and windows shattered by hail.
Germany is willing to accept guarantees of the commission's proposal of Allied supervision of German finances, it was officially announced. Several brief notices follow naming residents and travelers passing through Roswell and nearby towns with short travel notes and a rental listing for unfurnished rooms at 630 N Richardson.
A partial campground register lists attendees from Texas and nearby states. Names include W. T. Childers with a party of seven from Lamest Texas, A A Murphy of Brownwood, BE Smith and wife of Mangum Oklahoma, and several Webbs from Rule Texas. Also noted are G N Webb D E Webb and family from Lamesa with Talmage King, and Bob Norrell with wife from Baird Texas. Additional entries mention Dora H Taylor Anson Texas and Mrs J Hank Anson Texas along with Mr and Mrs D P Cleaver from El Paso Mas and T H A Allen with son from Texarkana. Walter Gracey from Browna field, Texas is listed as well.
Notice from Charles T. Cox announces all plumbing and electrical work will be cash upon completion from June 1, 1922. He specializes in repairs and will give personal attention to calls, urging customers to pay cash for mutual profit.
Dallas July 20 E Clark of Waco has resigned as general counsel of the Ku Klux Klan. Supposed confidential letters between Clark and other Klansmen publish the claim. The resignation is linked to state politics while he will still work for Klan interests.
Guards surrounded two Pittsburgh Coal Company mines near Washington Pennsylvania as state police prepared to resume operations under President Harding plan. Oklahoma treasury reports a surplus of 3,500,000 amid fiscal notes.
Advertisement from C. G. Guffin at 414 N. Main St urges readers to donate old shoes for a program that revamps and extends wear. The message emphasizes waste reduction and community recycling benefits.
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