Finley Declared Candidate for Sheriff of Chaves County
The Record announces O. Z. Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves county pending Democratic primary action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces O. Z. Finley as a candidate for Sheriff of Chaves county pending Democratic primary action.
C E Tobe Odem is announced as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff, subject to the outcome of the Democratic primaries.
Nounce N J Fritz announces candidacy for renomination to the office of county commissioner in the third district subject to Democratic primary action.
Nounce A Durand announces his run for County Commissioner in the 3rd District. The bid is subject to the Democratic primary action.
B. H. Wixom is announced as a candidate for County Commissioner in the 3rd district, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. The notice lists Wixom as a party entrant and notes the upcoming primary decision.
Tom Malone announces his run for tax assessor, seeking Democratic party support. The declaration notes candidacy is subject to party action and is filed in Chaves County.
Delegates at the World's Missionary Conference hear John R. Mott present the commission on Carrying the Gospel to all non Christian lands. The report warns churches face a decisive hour and urges a united international committee and intensified effort to spread Christianity globally. It stresses opportunities are unprecedented and calls for quickened loyalty to make Christ known.
A church commission calls for a vast increase in qualified workers and unified plans to expand missionary work. It highlights China, Equatorial Africa, India, Turkey, Persia, Tibet, Afghanistan and other regions as urgent fields, urging closer cooperation and a world committee to coordinate efforts. The report notes 338 organizations in the field and total mission giving of 24.68 million dollars for 1907, with 21 million converts estimated from non Christian peoples.
Department of Territorial Engineer issues notice for Application 462 by A Richardson of Roswell to divert public waters from Deep Lake SEY NW% Sec 22 T8S R25E 10 cfs pumped to Secs 10 11 14 15 22 23 1 8 3 R25E for irrigation of 1049 acres. Hearing set Sept 1, 1919. objections with affidavits due by date. Vernon L. Sullivan, Territorial Engineer.
Hattie L. Cobean, an agent, advertises a subscription option for the Ladies' Home Journal announcing it will be issued twice a month starting September 1st at the old price of $1.50 per year. Subscribers are urged to renew or subscribe now. Contact phone 166. Amount listed $3.12.
Roswell Title and Trust Company advertises a seven room modern dwelling with wells for sale at 2100.06 dollars. Fast terms offered.
A brief notice cites J. B. Herbst of 303 Main St Roswell regarding private funds for city loons. The item is terse and presents a local philanthropic or municipal funding angle with limited surrounding context.
J G Crane and a crew of Calumet Baking Powder salesmen tour Roswell New Mexico offering a free high color cook book and a 10c can to every family. They claim Calumet won the World's Pure Food Exposition 1907 and carries a $1,000 guarantee of purity. They say local delivery earns 10 cents and will leave advertising materials behind.
Mr. Howard Russell, Secretary of the Hagerman Alfalfa Association, will address the farmers of the Roswell district at the L. F. D. School Saturday evening June 18 at 7 30 p m. All alfalfa growers seeking a better price for their hay are urged to attend.
Montreal hosts the National Association of Managers of Newspaper Circulation as members claim a sober era begins with strict admission rules. Officials note early American journalism saw some managers embellish figures, but now only those passing rigorous examinations are admitted to the body.
Four local artists stepped in when professional actors failed to arrive at the Lyric last night. Stanley Sain Glen Everman Beaty Crawford and Carl Renton starred in a specialty sketch that drew high praise from a filled house. A youthful performer halted by stage fright returned to finish amid applause.
A terse note states waits are placed in the Daily Record to satisfy certain obligations. No further context or dates are provided in the fragment.
The Ladies of the Home Mission Society of the Southern M E church hosted their husbands at Mrs. Frank Pearce’s home at Fifth Street and North Jus soni Avenue. Decorated with play day motifs and cut flowers, the evening featured reports on how each lady earned a dollar for the society, an informal musical program, a conversational game, and refreshments. Thirty seven dollars was turned in, with attendance about double that number, marking the event a great success.
Royal Neighbors of America prepare to convene this evening at the Odd Fellows Hall near the Record Office. The meeting is expected to cover organization matters and local activities. Members are advised to arrive promptly for the session.
Lake Arthur defeated Artesia eight to two in an inter esting baseball game at Artesia. Bratton pitched a superb game for Lake Arthur with twelve strikeouts and only one hit allowed. Artesia scored on Lake Arthur errors. Sta ten started Artesia’s offense, four hits in the first inning prompted his exit. Wake pitched the remainder for Lake Arthur as McCaslin and Joe Ware of Roswell boosted the defense and then returned home.
In Bangor on June 15 the Grand Army of the Republic held its annual encampment opening. The phrase the thin blue line appeared as the veteran group marched through the streets, signaling a ceremonial start to the event.
South Dakota grand lodge Knights of Pythias opens its annual conclave in Watertown. The fourth class postmasters of the state and the Grand Army veterans are also holding conventions in Watertown today.
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