Candidates Race Tightens In County Elections
Candidates for county office press toward the finish in the final week of campaigning. The primary set for tomorrow will determine nominees with several unopposed races noted, including county clerk Grace S. Massie and sheriff John C. Peck. Five candidates contend for treasurer with high anticipation, while others seek assessor, probate judge, school superintendent, and commissioner seats across districts one two and three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Creek
County Central Committee
W. J. Wilkinson
J. G. Osburn
Donovan M. Richardson
Edgar Puryear
Byron O. Beal
Lea Rowland
John C. Peck
Grace S. Massie
Massie
Sophia Church
W. W. Ogle
Bob Fletcher
Tomlinson Fort
John Connolly
W. M. Atkinson
G. C. Hanna
G. W. Shrader
Emmett Patton
J. G. Roberts
Firestone Tires and Local Ads Highlight Brief 1922 Scene
A collage of small notices features Firestone tires advertised as new stock under 80 days old at Levers Service Station, along with other local ads for deliveries, plumbing services, and a regular Legion meeting at 7 30 PM. Zealous notices report license tax enforcement, travel notes, and residents returning from trips, all reflecting Roswell life in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levers Service Station
Holland to Canada farm laborers to settle in Saskatchewan
Regina Sask June 8 Laborers are being brought from Holland to Saskatchewan over the next weeks. They will receive a year of guaranteed work at good wages and many are expected to settle on farms. The move addresses a farm labor shortage caused by new land under plow along CN rails. Selection is strict, focusing on agricultural suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Sreiing
Canada
Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Canadian National Railways
Williams seeks final proof on desert land claim
James B. Williams of Roswell New Mexico filed notice of his intention to make final proof on his homestead entry number 036819 for certain fractional sections in Township 6 South Range 24 East N M P Meridian. He cites inability to return to the land due to military service in World War I and will present proof by affidavit by July 7 1922 with protests possible at the Roswell U S Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S Land Office
Roswell
N. M
James B. Williams
Range 24
N. M. P. Meridian
Germany
Jaffa Miller, Register
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Morpheus
Dan
Cecil
CHE Model Agents
Xaehora Tailors and
Regal Shoes
Wellborns Cleaning Works
N. Main
Brunk
Harley Sadler
Std & Richardson
Lewion
Charles de Bremond
American Legion
Clardy's Dairy
Secretary of State
Chas. T. Cox
S. Sea
Felix Surata
Parsons
North Richardson
Colorado
Albert Stubbs
Denver
Colorado Springs
D. D. Bwearingin
Hoswell
Jaffa
Bertram Jaffa
Harry Jaffa
Colorado Medical School
Dodrill Tire Co
Gilbert
Charles Gilbert
White Mountains
C. E. Thomas
Will Purdy
Carlsbad
Roswell Flora
Pecos Valley
W. B. McCoy
Dobbs
John Potts
Tim Miles
Las Vegas
Herbert J. Hagerman
Mack Sennett
Mabel
Lloyd (Ham) Hamilton
Rolling Stones
W. D. Owens
Mrs. H. D. Howard
Artesia
Charles Whiteman
The
Ruidoso
R. E. Willis
Alamogordo
Wudril Tire Co
M. J. Kelley
Oslo Jones
the State University
Phil Helmig
Pine Lodge
Williams
California
Elizabeth McFadden
Kodak
Reddens
Lotte
Howard Nicholas
Ural S. Armstrong
Miss Floral Hale
Plainview
Texas
Mary Dodd
Boulder
Colo
North Sea
A. B
Roberta Bradley
Austin
Texas University
Orta
Chas. A. Staehlin
North Main Street
Uated
4Th
Wash
Ington. Corner Lot
W.Q. Fawcett
Robertson-Cole
Fox News
Norma Talmadge
E. T. Amonett
Virginia Burley
Fr Fleteen
Kirschbaum
Stein-Bloch
Wooltex
EAGLE
Palm Beach
UTS
Vartent
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