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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
4
A notice advertises scratched sewing machines available for lease at 2 dollars per month or for a low cash price. Call early. SEWING MACH CO at 8612 110 N Main St offers the listings.
Free eye examinations announced at L B Boehner Jeweler and Optician. No appointment needed as a public service noted for local residents seeking vision care.
Notice invites buyers to purchase desirable lots as a good investment and directs contact with Miss Nell R. Moore located at the rear of the American National Bank.
Carnation plants offered for sale at 50 cents per dozen by Alameda Greenhouse located at 8615. The listing notes availability and price in a local classified-style item.
A stream of visitors from Hope Lan caster Canyon City Lake Arthur Texico and Kansas City arrive for business or visits. Local residents 8513 William J. Wilson appointed Notary Public by acting governor Raynolds. Real estate listings and small notices include a 5 cent to 25 cent postcard batch from Ingersoll's Book Store and a bicycle shop move at Fourth and Main. Bernie Mullane leaves Majestic Theatre for a Carlsbad visit while Eugene Foster returns from Hagerman after business.
W. S. Prager’s beautiful residence on South Main is offered for sale for the first time by Carlson & Bell. Business reasons only induce Mr. Prager to part with his fine home with an exceptionally low price for the next 30 days and will be shown to prospective buyers. The ladies of the Cemetery Association express thanks for support in a May ball, noting gifts of Amusement Park usage and the Joyce-Pruit and Jaffa-Prager boys for a game raising 32.50.
A vivid classified note offers a hotel proposition described as a money maker every day. The ad invites readers to consult Carlton & Bell for details on the deal and potential trade possibilities.
A column argues for a national workmen compensation system with automatic benefits for all work accidents. It urges Congress to enact definite compensation for all employees and to let the public bear the industry risk, reducing litigation and improving safety. The piece attacks railroads for opposing the constitutional limit.
W. H. Benson and his wife, who have stayed in Roswell for Mrs. Benson’s health for several weeks, left this morning to return home to Harrison, Michigan.
W. Holzmark of Kansas City, staying with E. F. Hardwick and family for two weeks, went to Dexter for a few days to explore the area.
Lawrence W. Garner arrived from Hagerman yesterday to buy goods for the Joyce-Pruit store in Hagerman and returned home last night. Byron Beall left Monday evening for Roswell Hardware Co interests, planning Carlsbad Artesia and mountain travel.
Misses Bertie Wigginton and Georgia Garner head to Hagerman land claims for a week of improvements. Frank H. Pearce arrives from Amarillo to oversee Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co stores. W. T. Coward’s body to Knoxville Tenn with wife and her brother. G. A. Payne and wife depart for Tulsa to work for J D Bender. Payne had driven for Roswell Laundry.
The Presbyterian classes of Miss Alma McConnell and Mr. Grant joined for a Saturday outing at the Milne-Bush ranch spending the day in pleasant company. A noon lunch was served, enjoyed by all participants.
Carl ton Beil and other officials announce delegates from Chaves County Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers Association to the Public Lands Convention in Denver on June 18 to 20. Delegates include A D Garrett president, G A Richardson, Benj Espenso, Elza White, John Matherson and Adolph Klyng.
A call for strong federal measures to shield railroads during riots while ensuring railroads cannot shield themselves from federal law. The passage argues for clear congressional language granting damages to railroad employees for duty related accidents and strict railroad liability, plus stringent federal rules to minimize railway accidents.
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