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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
3
Local market at 107 N Main Sacramento promotes shopping locale and contact phone number for buyers seeking goods and services. Ad emphasizes being the place to buy their needs.
The Texas Shop offers rubber tires, horse shoeing, wheelwork, plow work, and tire setting. Rabb's Shop specializes in blacksmithing and woodwork with rubber tires and horseshoeing as a specialty.
Brunswick Balke Coll. Co. equipment listing for bowling billiards pool includes Geo. B. Jewett as proprietor and source of goods.
Garrrtt & Sparks advertise painting and paper hanging services with a P. O. Box 566 address and an office at 459 East 5th.
Garst Building at 210 North Main lists Edward A Finnegan who advertises sales strictly on a five percent commission basis.
Grand Central Hotel announces new management Woodruff and De Freest as best and largest centrally located. Hotel Shelby also reports new management under H Kercheval proprietor. described as leading city hotel. Roswell Hotel remains the dollar a day house located 300 feet west of the depot.
Harry Morrison markets as leading jeweler with watches diamonds and rich cut glass. L B Boellner invites Roswell residents to view a new jeweler at 20314 N Main St offering repaired watches and guaranteed work.
Pecos Valley Lumber offers counters, shingles, doors, lime cement paints and varnish and glass. Roswell Lumber Co. promotes itself as the oldest lumber yard in Roswell for all building materials and paint. Kemp Lumber Co. invites buyers to call for lumber shingles and related goods on East 4th Street.
Capital Life Insurance Co of Colorado promotes itself as the largest dividend payer in the business. Horace A Lay, manager, invites prospective buyers to compare policies with no obligation to show details.
The territorial board orders all sheep owners in New Mexico to deliver sheep to dipping plants under government inspector supervision. Dipping must start by July 1, 1907, and any undipped sheep by October 1, 1907 will be quarantined and a cost to the owner. Noncompliance may lead to seizure and dipping at owner expense.
A 1907 notice from Harry F. Lee and Solomon Luna outlines a cooperative program between the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and the New Mexico Board to dip all Territory sheep under inspector supervision. Early dipping urged for lambs, with inspectors on duty until September 30 1907.
The Salvation Army grew from a London mission founded in July 1865 to reach non churchgoing masses. It adopted military structure to expand globally and was named the Salvation Army at Christmas 1878, with Gen. William Booth born April 10, 1829 as its founder.
A cooperative farmers meeting in Denison Texas featured agricultural experts lecturing on corn and cotton culture and modern scientific farming methods. Demonstration farms in the area will be inspected by the experts as part of ongoing agricultural department efforts.
The annual polo tournament of the Philadelphia Bryn Mawr and Devon clubs began in Philadelphia and will run through June 22. Many prominent eastern players are entered.
Lawrence Kan June 8 Commencement for the redskin graduates of Haskell Institute begins with the baccalaureate sermon and runs to June 19 for graduation exercises On June 18 a large athletic meet will test field skills alongside Kansas University athletes Relatives from Indian Territory and other reservations are expected in large numbers for the ceremony
Grand Forks North Dakota June 8 The exercises begin tonight with the declaratory contest for the Main trophy and will continue until next Thursday when diplomas are awarded to eighty eight seniors. The baccalaureate sermon will be delivered tomorrow by Dr Leonard of Fargo.
Joseph McCain, Jim Kennedy and Mr. Woodward were entertained last evening by Otto Baumer at his ranch near Roswell. The party returned to town this morning.
The contract requires finishing the bridge in ninety days and the contractors assure the commissioners it will be usable by the latter part of August.
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