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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1906
Page
3
Nicely described home with modern conveniences for sale in the Pecos Valley. Rented at $42.50 monthly and priced $250 under cost. Seller needs money and invites calls to Totten & Kenneth’s ranch or address to Chris. Also mentions brick business house near Roswell business center with 12.4 percent return. George Johnson and daughter Mabel arrived from Artesia.
Letter from W T Jones of Roswell New Mexico criticizes Judge Freeman's views on a state constitutional convention for Arizona. He proposes permanent school endowments from land proceeds, a three member railroad commission, free transport for certain welfare groups, tighter regulation of corporate charters, simplified law, and arbitration with cost rules. He also defends railroad passes and calls for broader policy flexibility.
The Attractions for This Year's Fair Will Be the Largest in its History. D. S. Rosenwald, P. F. McCanna, Manager.
From the pot to the box the utmost care and skill are devoted to our candies. No pains or expense are spared in selecting materials for their manufacture. If you want to show her you think of her take a box of O. W.'s. She'll understand a tender thought goes with it. Eat our
Two sale notices list items for sale. A traveling team and wagon are offered at 208 S. Pennage with the contact 2816. A flock of 5000 to 7000 fine graded Angora goats is offered at 205 E. 7th St Roswell with the number 2916.
Several rental notices list furnished rooms and a four room house. Locations include 310 N. Pa, 202 W Alameda, and corner Fifth and Penn with inquiries at Pitts machine shop. Also desk room at Grand Central Hotel and rear room behind U S Market in Record Block.
Classified notices seeking cooks, a work horse, a farm help pair, hotel staff, book-keeper stenographer, business partner, rental housing, and a furnished or unfurnished small house or room and board. Listings request contact details at the Artesia Record office or local addresses and dates.
Classified notices seek return of a class pin marked R. He-S, a gold pin with skull and cross bones, and a small brown dog named Brownie with tax tag No. 6. Rewards offered. Also ads for expert shoe work and wagon sales at Tex. shop.
John B. Kipling plans to open a confectionery store in the room formerly occupied by George Freidenbloom around September 1. The shop will offer fine homemade candy, top cigars, and the best soda water and ice cream in town.
The Regents of the New Mexico Military Institute invite sealed bids for groceries fresh meats commissary supplies drugs and hospital supplies. Bids due by 5 oclock Saturday August 1 1906. Details at the Superintendent's office 2912 Roswell Hotel reference included.
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