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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
2
A compact legacy of Roswell area ads including Good Farms and Ranches with J B Daughtry, early morning deliveries, Clardy's Dairy, Reddens Studio photo services, laundry services promising ready for use, and real estate rental listings by W B McCoy at Dobbs Furniture Store, plus scattered notices.
Instructions describe a simple crystal detector using silicon or galena, a metal button, wood base, binding posts, copper strip, and spring wire. The design explains wiring, grounding, and tuning adjustments, recommending initial operation during KDKA broadcasts between 8:30 and 6:30 p.m. for best results.
James B. Williams of Roswell New Mexico filed notice of intent to make final proof for homestead entry serial 036819 in SE 27 and N E 34 Township 6S Range 24E NM Meridian. He cannot return due to military service and will provide affidavit proof by July 7 1922 with protests allowed at the U S Land Office in Roswell.
The item lists a daily and monthly subscription price for a newspaper published by Record Publishing Company at 402 North Main Street. It includes a set of editorial remarks about Lenin, the coal strike, Irish politics, and a jurist's view on Valentino, reflecting provocative commentary and social critique of the era.
Dr D D Swearingin will be in contact at the Roswell residence and office phone 1046. The notice states he will be available hereafter with a general advertisement indicating ongoing availability.
The Record lists numerous Democratic candidates for Chaves County offices. Grace B. Massid seeks county clerk, Sophie Church for treasurer, W. W. Ogle up for reelection, Bob Fletcher and Mrs. Tomlinson Fort named for treasurer, John Connolly and J. D. Herron for county commissioner, J. Mullis for commissioner, J. H. Mullis for district 1, J. D. Herron for reelect, W. H. Miles for district 3, Sheriff John C. Peck up for reelection, C. G. Hill for superintendent, Mrs. T. Waltney for superintendent, and probate and school posts also listed. authoritative declarations by The Record authorize announcements under Democratic primaries and conventions.
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