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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
2
The Record in Roswell New Mexico declares subscription costs and deadlines for advertisements. It notes William Jennings Bryan is hailed as a prophet amid local oil company activity while warning to watch for speculative “wildcats” as the boom grows.
The New Mexican laments shabby yellow papers seen in New Mexico and the editor shows illness fever jaundice and cold feet while the liver seems out of order.
A pamphlet titled The Tenderfoot details a day spent at the New Mexico Military Institute and is praised as worth perusal. The Alamogordo News joins the Hagerman bandwagon, while the Albuquerque Advertiser notes its editorials endorsing the Governor are not reprinted in the New Mexican. Oil prospects are cautiously reported with modest found oil and hopeful notes.
The record rebukes remarks on religion and asserts that human nature varies by church. It argues the Mormon church challenges societal foundations and defies a core Christian law.
The Santa Fe New Mexican calls itself the elephant as it faces an administration focused on business rather than a three ring circus. The old Otero circus collapse leaves officials managing a difficult public burden.
The article notes some gamblers plan to reopen after July 1 and seek one council member to resign. Mayor Stockard will enforce the gambling prohibition ordinance.
The article notes broad approval for Hagerman at the helm of the Territory’s government and claims most residents are indifferent to Arizona statehood actions, reflecting a calm political mood. It presents a snapshot of public sentiment and leadership confidence during the debate.
The Albuquerque Advertiser reprints quotes arguing Dems will nominate capable men and Republicans will also field strong candidates. It accuses the Pecos Valley press of anti Hagerman bias and notes Spanish speaking children need English instruction. The Record defends its educational qualifications article as fair.
The Ola Spirit asks whether death can block Bryan’s path and argues his decade long public service record makes him the strongest Democratic candidate. It notes his favorable standing, free silver stance, and a homecoming celebration, highlighting he is under 50.
The Register-Tribune is accused of stirring strife within the local Democratic party over longstanding disputes. Critics claim the paper, by innuendo, targets Judge Gatewood and Col. Ballard with unverified rumors and unasserted allegations about the Hendrix case and local correspondents.
The Roswell Record previews the New Mexican editorial page calling it entertaining and sharp. It notes the New Mexican’s habit of taking a sentence and turning it into a pointed critique.
The Band Boys host an Ice Dream Social next Friday at 7 30 p m to raise funds for instruments uniforms and music. They urge Roswell residents to attend and support the band in this season's work.
C H Hale and Co L Ballard and Fred Higgins announce candidacy for Sheriff of Chaves County New Mexico. All run subject to Democratic primaries or convention.
Mark Howell announces his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for Superintendent of Schools of Chaves County, subject to the outcome of the Democratic primaries.
A series of notices list candidates for County Commissioner in Chaves County. William M Atkinson and W G Orton seek the Second District seat subject to Democratic primaries. Thomas D White and Alfred Stinson seek the First District seat as a progressive Democrat. James D Cooley also appears as a candidate for the First District.
A set of brief nominating notices lists candidates for Probate Judge, Assessor, Probate Clerk and County Recorder, and County Treasurer in Chaves County. Names include F Williams J T Evans J M Peacock John C Peck W C Burrus Z F Deen and F P Gayle, all subject to Democratic primaries or conventions.
Local ad announces expert tuning re polishing and re pairing for pianos and organs with great reductions on pianos and easy payments offered by Pecos Valley Music Co. tuthsimo.
Roswell banks will close at 10 a m Thursday and stay shut the day due to the Shriners parade. They will open at 8 a m to serve patrons. Also noted: C R Aitchison and son from Columbus Kansas visiting S H Fairchild family. Aitchison is Columbus commercial club president and real estate and mining businessman. son a cartoonist employed in an engraving plant. Property ad offers a four room house near the courthouse for 1250 with 240 cash and rest in installments. Carlton Bell advertises 500000 to loan on irrigated farms with long terms. J B Herbst financial agent 303 N Main opposing P O.
One of the neatest complete homes with modern conveniences for sale. Rented at 42.50 monthly, asking price 250 dollars less than cost. Reason for selling is need of money. Located first house north of Dr. Veal's on Richardson Avenue. Contact Totten & Kennath's ranch at Artesia or address Chris Totten.
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