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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement for Kipling's Candy Store highlights a finest selection of candies shelved nuts cigars and hot and cold drinks available to customers at the shop.
Jaffa, Prager & Co and Joyce Pruitt Co promote dry goods clothing groceries and ranch supplies. They present as the largest supply houses in the Southwest offering wholesale and retail services.
Roswell Drug and Jewel Co and Danie Drug Co claim to be oldest Roswell drug stores. Kemp Lumber Co markets lumber, shingles, paint, glass and wall paper. Roswell Lumber Co promotes building materials and paints with oldest yard claim. East 4th Street is listed.
Woodruff and De Freest take charge promising best and largest facilities at the centrally located Grand Central Hotel. Hotel Shelby also new management claims to be the leading city hotel under Kercheval ownership. Roswell Hotel touts quality dining and ambiance while guests eat.
Harry Morrison markets watches diamonds jewelry rich cut glass hand painted china sterling and plated silverware Ji B Boellner promotes Roswell’s best jeweler with cut glass hand painted china diamonds and more C Feinberg opens as Roswell’s new jeweler at 203% N 2 St offering a swell line of jewelry and watch repairs with all work guaranteed
Morgan's Second Hand Store offers new and second hand goods with contact line. Makin's Second Hand Store pays highest prices for second hand goods and provides phone contact 227.
Albuquerque coverage notes the opening of the investigation into Arthur Trelford, with Attorney General Prichard driving the process. Breen, a former prison official, contradicts his own affidavit as he testifies that the document was drafted by Prichard and signed in his office. The session reveals accusations, procedural questions, and alleged bias, while details of other topics and a cotton congress are briefly touched.
Objections by Mr Hanna claim lack of lawful sanction and biased hearings in a territorial probe led by Acting Governor Raynolds. Prichard, targeting Treod, pressed for quick, blunt rulings while Hanna sought written submissions. The exchange reveals tense conduct and intense partisan tensions in the inquiry.
Cotton kings from across the South gather at Monte Ne Arkansas for the National Cotton Congress second annual meeting. Delegates appointed by state and city leaders attend the opening session led by John Martin of Paris Texas as president with more visitors expected in the coming days.
In Little Rock on June 17 officers of the Arkansas National Guard discuss whether to hold the annual encampment in state rather than transporting two regiments to Norfolk. It would cost at least 50 000 to relocate, so plan likely abandoned and encampment kept within state borders.
Alabama University completes its New England raid with a two game set at Brown University. The first game is scheduled for this afternoon in Providence.
A letter from twelve Chickasaw nation women to the North Carolina Agricultural College seeks white husbands, sparking talk of squaw men. The reading drew a mixed audience amid Pocahontas fantasies and ongoing exchanges between students and the Indian maidens. In Roswell, nearby Black residents plan Emancipation Day celebrations for June 19.
Deming residents press for water by extending the artesian well project. After completing 1200 feet, a new contract with E. K. Burdick commits to matching $1500 from citizens, totaling $3000 to drill to 1600 feet. Officials solicit further contributions, urging broad support to reach an artesian flow.
Delegates from many local unions attend the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants union convention in New York. The gathering, starting June 17, will focus on routine matters for the industry’s workers.
Rain forces postponement of the Baptist Sunday School picnic to a future date.
A seven year old bright bay stallion with black mane and tail stands about 16144 hands high and weighs 1500M. Noted for fine style and action and for producing colts of good size and quality.
Insurance terms set at 12 dollars 50 cents for a mare with foal. Season offered at Robt J McClenny's location two and a quarter miles east on Second Street where mares will be cared for.
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