Finley Nominated for Sheriff in Chaves County
The Record announces O Z Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves County subject to the Democratic primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces O Z Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves County subject to the Democratic primary action.
C. E. Tobe Odem announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff, subject to the outcome of the Democratic primaries.
The message announces N J Fritz as a candidate for renomination to the office of county commissioner in the 3rd district, subject to the Democratic primary action.
A. Durand announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the 3rd District subject to Democratic primary action. The declaration signals intent to compete in the upcoming party contest and district race.
B. H. Wixom announces his candidacy for County Commissioner in the third district, subject to the Democratic primary.
Tom Malone announces his candidacy for tax assessor of Chaves County, seeking the Democratic party nomination and outlining his intent to seek office through party action.
The piece marks Flag Day as the 133rd anniversary of the Stars and Stripes becoming the national banner. It comments on Theodore Roosevelt and notes California oil production, predicting lower oil prices, while indicating Standard Oil will monitor the impact.
It is estimated that rats in the United States consume food worth about half a billion dollars annually and cause additional damage in other ways, besides spreading various diseases.
Citizens in Roswell urge the city to impose harsher penalties on persistent speeders who ignore speed limits within municipal boundaries. A portion of motorists are accused of willful violations and demand tighter enforcement measures to curb reckless driving.
In Connecticut a physician who treated his ailing wife with diet and physical culture now faces divorce proceedings as the wife, claiming abuse, threw him out. The tale labels benevolence and human nature as the source of the outcome.
The passage notes a strong year for combinations and trusts and predicts growing efforts to protect public rights against them. It also warns of possible moves by Taft, who is said to be influenced by certain trust senators and representatives.
The text warns that a president who must lean on others for opinions risks being swayed by a single influential adviser. It highlights a key drawback of depending on external voices to guide the chief executive's decisions.
As railroads push freight rates higher, prosperity appears for the nation while each interest demands more protections. Trusts grow, fortunes soar, and the mass of people bear the cost under the protective tariff system.
Dr. Jordan argues that when voting with public money at stake party disguises end. He, a longtime Republican, says his only straight ticket is scrubbed of crooked names. If forced to choose, he prefers Democrats to spare his party from disgrace in the election.
Patriarchs Militant summons all members to attend at S O F Hall at six o clock sharp Tuesday evening June 14 in dress uniform for memorial services by order Commandant R S Cravens.
In the District Court Chaves County New Mexico Joyce Prait poration plaintiff Dodge and Doege defendants Foreclosure Sale No 1601 Special Master will sell at public vendue at the front door of Citizens National Bank Roswell NM at 10 am on August 6 1910 the described property beginning 330 feet north of the southeast corner of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter Section 32 Township 10 South Range 24 East New Mexico Principal Meridian then east 8 feet to Union Avenue west 149 feet north 250 feet etc the land with all appurtenances and improvements.
Victor L. Burger, Milwaukee socialist leader, told a Philadelphia audience that socialism is not mere theory but a new epoch in civilization. He argued Taft misunderstands socialism and labeled the Republican party the voice of trusts, insisting socialism would become a blessing for all.
Denouncing the Payne Aldrich tariff, a Headlight critique contrasts lighter duties for the rich with steeper taxes on working-class goods. It cites pattern costs, buttons, blankets, carpets, and hats to illustrate unequal burdens based on price and status.
David Starr Jordan recalls a tale Roosevelt told of a New York politician who secretly backed a rival party. The elder remarked that with age you learn there is no politics in politics, illustrating cynicism in practical political life.
Public notice lists sale of Lot 14 Block 72 at Laxe Arthur New Mexico in Roswell by Roswell Building and Loan Association to satisfy a 1910 district court mortgage. Sale set for August 6 1910 at 10 am at Citizens National Bank front door with bids cash to cover 377 93 dollars principal 12 percent interest since 1909 plus 10 percent attorney fees and costs.
The Southern Methodist Church ladies hosted a Dollar Experience Social at Mrs. Frank Pearce's home. Members pledged to earn a dollar in unusual ways to support the society treasury. The group split into visiting circles to reach the goal and planned a celebration to honor their husbands and showcase their work for the church.
The text laments that husbands could attend a gathering without paying, praising wives who have supplied the funds. It notes many men would envy neighbors whose wives are members and have contributed to the evening’s costs.
Rt Rev J M Kendrick Bishop of the Missionary District of New Mexico and Arizona will visit Roswell on Sunday June 19 and spend several days in the city. Notices of Sunday services to follow. Interested parties may notify W E Quarles secretary of the bishops committee for baptisms confirmations or other rites at Roswell Hardware Co telephone 77.
The Ladies' Home Journal will be issued twice monthly starting Lentist at the old price of $1.50 a year. Hattie L. Cobean, agent, invites subscription or renewal and provides phone contact 166 8312.
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