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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1941

Page

6

Woman to lead national defense department Milligan chosen head of preparedness movement

Mrs. Harold V. Milligan of New York has been named by the General Federation of Women's Clubs to head its new department of national defense. She will campaign to organize women into a single national preparedness movement.

Harold V. Milligan New York General Federation of Women’s Clubs Department of National Defense

Billy the Kid killer Pat Garrett details and aftermath

A letter from Kitty Thornton West and Elizabeth Garrett frame the 1881 Fort Sumner shooting. The account recounts how Pat Garrett killed Billy the Kid during a wakeful midnight standoff at Pete Maxwell's Fort Sumner residence, the quick inquest, burial, and the ensuing myths.

Billy the Kid Pat F. Garrett Kitty Thornton West Elizabeth Garrett Billy McKinney Maxwell Garrett Maxwell’s Fort Sumner Pete Garret Military Burying Kid Pat Garrett Lincoln County Tom Ophea Hard Charlie Bowdre Stinking Springs Dave Rudabough Billie Wilson Las Cruces Mesilla Bob Ollinger Tom Bell James J. Dolan Y Ginio Salazar Padre Hills Y’ginio Mrs. Thornton Douglas Fairbanks Sr Y’ginia Salazar Pete Maxwell

City Beautiful Contest Prize List Announced

The Roswell City Beautiful contest unveiled an extensive prize list awarding $5 in trade or cash from local businesses for a range of garden and lawn achievements. Highlights include best bed of petunias, best rose garden, best 6 gladiolas, best window boxes, and numerous bouquet categories with several prizes offering subscriptions or in kind trade. The entry list names numerous sponsors such as Yucca-Pecos Theatres, Hall-Poorbaugh Press, Mountain States Telephone Co, Pecos Valley Trading Co, and Kemp Lumber Co, with awards spanning plants, landscaping, and home beautification projects. Also noted is an ad for a 1941 Knee-action bicycle rental by Andersons Gardens, located at 203 North Ky.

Yucca-Pecos ‘Theatres Hall-Poorbaugh Press Price & Co Huff's Roswell Floral Co Mountain States Telephone Co Daniel Paint & Glass Co Chaves Counts Building & Loan Assn Allison Floral Co Sunset Creamery Glover’s Flowers Pecos Valley Trading Co Southwestern Public Service Co McNally-Hall Motor Co Kemp Lumber Co Western Auto Supply Co Equitable Building & Loan Assa Cobean Stationery Co Purity Baking Co Merritt's First National Bank Johnson-Lodewick, Inc Central Hardware Co Elmore Printing Co Pecos Valley Coca Cola Bottling Co Roswell Seed Company Roswell Daily Record Roswell Morning Dispatch Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Co Kipling Big Jo Lumber Co Roswell Laundry Co White’s Mattress Factory Ned Revelle Co Clardy

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Panhandle Canadian River Cattle Association Charles Goodnight Poe White Oaks New Mexico Ash Upson Maurice G. Fulton New Mexico Military Institute Peter Maxwell Pat Lincoln Wayne Brazel Organ Gap Southwest Fort Griffin the Kid Tom Ophalfiard Jack Thornton Honey Jim Mullens New Mexico Transportation Co., Inc Union Bus Depot City Beautiful Advertising Club Andersons Gardens Adv North Ky Sea Street Mactavish the Scotty Roswell Robert Taylor Mary Howard Brian Donlevy Pecos Valley Packing Company Ouidoor Furniture DABBS Dabbs Furniture (Co N. Main
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