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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
2
A dense, fragmented OCR excerpt shows subscription terms and scattered editorial asides. It references President Roosevelt, railroads, graft trials in San Francisco, and New Mexico military matters with mentions of Newkirk, Frost, and local counties Chaves and Eddy, indicating a collage of opinions and notices rather than a single coherent story.
The fragment suggests a referee will publish a finding exonerating Governor Raynolds and a superintendent named Trelford of some charge, while Bur ting is cleared and a gang is thought to be deceiving the public.
The Lubbock Leader notes a statewide press crusade against bloodsuckers and urges readers to aid in enlightening the public and protecting voters. The paper frames this as a seven hundred strong citizen effort to curb perceived threats.
Editor Newkirk of the Pecos Valley News is criticized for misrepresenting who created the Roswell Military Institute. The piece notes the 1893 bill by Democratic legislators Judge Fall and J. F. Hinkle and cites a 1895 action tied to George Curry, arguing Republicans had no role in the institute’s establishment.
The piece argues that slander and gossip are diabolical and linked to the devil, noting the Bible calls the devil the father of lies. It critiques the Rec for studying cuss-words of Colonel Frost to satisfy its own curiosity and quotes opponents merely grinning at his command.
Riddle style verses ask who calms scandal, quells rail bosses, sends orders abroad, regulates sewing bees, stirs celestial fires, sorts truth from lies, causes rain, guides the stork, and prevents the world from going wrong while never letting doubt end.
The city delays cementing irrigation ditches as Engineer W M Reed waits for official appointment documents. Council members urge rapid action to issue orders before irrigation season ends, warning delays could push work to next year.
The Record reports Secretary Garfield will not attend the Irrigation Celebration in Carlsbad. The change follows the President’s hurried drive to control the Public Lands convention in Denver, affecting Garfield and other administration officials.
Patrick Henry Day address in Jamestown Norfolk Virginia on May 30 1907 stresses Virginia leadership in revolution and praises Patrick Henry qualities of clear concise public speaking. Bryan argues taxation representation and railroad regulation must curb corporate power and prevent taxation without representation.
Mare with foal insuring terms fixed at twelve dollars and fifty cents. Season to be run at Robt J McClenny's stable located twenty one and four tenths miles east on Second street. McClenny ready to care for mares during the period.
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