Elonzo McCoy Heads to Canadian Texas on Business Visit
Elonzo McCoy traveled to Canadian Texas this morning for a business visit of one week to ten days.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
4
Elonzo McCoy traveled to Canadian Texas this morning for a business visit of one week to ten days.
Richard De Graftenreid leaves today for his El Yeso ranch traveling through Fort Sumner after several days in town on wool business.
Mrs. C. C. Collins left this morning for Nowata Oklahoma to join her husband and establish their home. They have resided in Roswell eighteen months.
C. H. Blashek left this morning for Amarillo to join the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. He has been working as a fireman on the Santa Fe railroad for about six months.
Anson Texas lawyer Lon A. Brookes arrives to handle Ella Raplee's case and to attempt posting the $500 bond set in her matter.
Charles Vestal superintendent of Acme Cement Co and Leo Jacobs high official left this morning for Acme New Mexico after spending a few days in Roswell.
J M Coburn general manager of the Turkey Track ranching outfit left this morning for Amarillo on his way home to Kansas City. He is accompanied by his daughter Miss Margaret after spending several days here.
Mrs. Kinnie Witte of Dexter shopped in the city. C. C. Young, formerly in immigration work with the Tallmadges and connected with Roswell, arrived from Kansas City for a seven day business visit.
Some of the best horses from both sides of the border start the Dominion Handicap at Fort Erie, a $10,000 feature for a 1 1/4 mile race. The Niagara Racing Association’s meet opens with a large crowd and high hopes for an exceptionally successful session.
Baker and Cornell at 207 West 4th Street announce free development of kodak films when customers place print orders from the same service.
Notary Mary A. Cobean conducts official document authentication at the county record office. The notice lists service hours and required identification for the public. A seal and signature authenticate filings and sworn statements.
A brown mare described as taken up with a brand half circle J. L. on the left hip is shown as owned by Harry Wait of Orchard Park at 2306.
A. E. Macy reported Uncle Jerry Cazier is slowly improving after a recent stroke with partial return of use on his left side. Doctors expect lingering effects for years though recovery continues.
At the Herkimer county convention Theodore Douglas Robinson faces incumbent Charles S. Millington in the Twenty seventh district race. Roosevelt’s nephew enjoys his uncle’s backing but will avoid active campaigning until Robinson secures the nomination, with potential speeches planned if he wins.
The torpedo boat Cuttlefish, disabled in Chesapeake Bay last night, was towed to Annapolis and returned safely this afternoon. A rescue effort by nearby vessels had sparked concern but ended with the craft in port without incident.
A Roswell advertisement touts 26,000 pounds and 5,000 bottles of Sanfords inks in red white and blue, spaced one foot apart to nearly a mile. It invites readers to imagine writing home for money and joking about stamps required, from Ingersoll Book Stat and Art Co.
Reports from Palestine Texas say fifteen negroes were killed and one white man badly wounded in a race riot near Slocum Anderson county late yesterday. Authorities moved to quell the violence as details remained sparse and the situation unsettled.
Land offer listing 400 acres near Dexter with 100 acres in orchard 40 in alfalfa and crops plus a six room house and barn. Price 120 per acre direct from owner or manager. Also 240 acres northeast of Dexter with large artesian well 80 acres cultivated and 160 raw with 80 good acres. Price 35 per acre with two thirds interest in the well. Contact S. D. Chambers Dexter NM or T. S. Yaambers Tulsa OK.
The Socialists of Canves County New Mexico push a platform to transform property into collective ownership, insist on workers management, and seek a state constitution with extensive rights for assembly voting recall and protections. They condemn capitalistic control, urge social reforms, and call for unity to advance their program nationwide.
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