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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
2
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A short feature recalls childhood friendship, a bank incident, and editorial quips about Roosevelt shared by a columnist. It quotes reactions to yellow journalism and political advertising, highlighting press satire and public figures.
A Denver News column notes a and contrasts a bank wreck er Andre with mine wrecker Orchard. It argues a prophet should wake people up and highlights a choice between death by own action and the penitent path.
A Kansas City Star item notes a playful ranking of foods led by a cherry pie and nine strawberry short cakes. The piece hints a sign of paper started a trend or discussion about favorite foods.
A speaker contemplates diminishing wealth as youth fades, noting that true measure lies in character rather than possessions. The reflection emphasizes patience and values over material gain.
The land board of New Mexico would have closed all timber lands in the Territory five years ago to a single company if not for Bull Andrews demanding a cut for his outfit.
The text contrasts terms used in Russia and America for Harry Orchard and his associate, noting in Russia they are labeled terrorists while in the United States they are called undesirable citizens and resenting that mild label.
Milwaukee edition apologizes for printer error that placed the heading Misery Loves Company over the marriage announcement of the editor and a schoolteacher from the Fort Worth Record.
The president's remarks at the Georgia building dedication convey the sense he overestimates his role in a grand scheme. The speech hints at his significant self-view within what is described as a divine plan.
The Almanac endorses removing Mr Hagerman and notes it did not press for removal before the President decided on the act.
The New York World notes Democrats argue public Roosevelt utterances back every major radical provision in their state constitution while questioning seven Democratic electoral votes stirring trouble in Washington.
Despite protests from Santa Fe New Mexican Albuquerque Citizen and Las Vegas Optic the Carlsbad Argus prints both sides of the Roosevelt Hagerman correspondence while others denounce the letter without printing it.
The text describes the Pennsylvania Development Company failing to repay a $10,000 note despite extensions. Governor Hagerman later collected the debt amid a land deal overseen by Governor Otero and others who allowed timber cutting, reducing land value after a bank failure affected the Enterprise bank.
A fragment describes President Teddy as omnivorous and omniscient, portraying him as a singular, almost mythic figure. The text emphasizes his all around reach and unique solo role in politics.
A rousing fronts page tribute lauds Parson Puckett for bold editorial leadership, blunt rhetoric, and uncompromising stance on justice and reform. The prose elevates his voice, wealth of ancestry, and impact on press vigor, calling him a heroic, public-spirited figure.
In Pittsburg May 31 a sensational U S court hearing centered on George L. Ralston, bookkeeper for the Enterprise Bank failure. Ralston accused W H Andrews of wrecking the bank and aiding a large looting by the Pennsylvania Development Co, claiming an examiner was displaced at Andrews request. He tied Andrews to bank mismanagement and said a key examiner kept away for years, enabling a broad scheme.
The Pennsylvania Development Company led by Bull Andrews faced scrutiny as notes for money borrowed were treated as cash on bank books. Ralston asserted Clarke bore much of the blame for the bank's failure and Clarke’s death by self-inflicted actions, due to this misclassification.
Two day schedule for Artesia Alfalfa Festival includes races and contests with prizes from $2 to $85. Activities feature riding events, bronco riding, sprint events, driving races, sack and wheelbarrow races, a baseball game against Roswell, and evening dances.
The Record notes an ordinance banning driving or training unruly horses on Main Street and urges strict enforcement to prevent disasters in Roswell. The piece also mentions local land sale ads by Carlton & Bell offering 5 acres near Main Street at 800 dollars with 12 percent return.
Arizona parties file on 20000 acres near Santa Rosa and plan a well hoping to strike oil. Record Want Ads. Get Results.
The committee outlines a five class horse show with harness pairs single drivers saddle horses stallions and draft horses. Judges will rate soundness matching condition harness grooming and action with first and second prizes in each class. Entries are free open to all except track horses.
For Rent notices list a furnished room in North Kentucky and a top Roswell residence with modern appointments. Includes location at Millice and Wilson and terms marked as temporary or tf. The clipped items indicate rental offerings and property details in brief classifieds style.
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