JoycePruit Co Dry Goods and Groceries
The JoycePruit Co operates one of the largest wholesale and retail dry goods clothing and grocery houses in the Southwest offering broad stock for merchants and general customers.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
3
The JoycePruit Co operates one of the largest wholesale and retail dry goods clothing and grocery houses in the Southwest offering broad stock for merchants and general customers.
Pecos Valley Lumber Co offers lumber shingles cement paints varnish and glass while Roswell Lumber Co claims to be the oldest yard in Roswell. Kemp Lumber Co advertises forks wallpaper paints and lumber along East 4th Street and Daniel Drug Co is listed as a headquarters.
A Garst Building listing announces Edward A Finnegan offering property for sale on a strict five percent commission basis. The terse notice provides the address 210 North Main and emphasizes commission terms.
Grand Central Hotel announces new management Woodruff and De reest as proprietors. The claim highlights best and largest status and central location with a focus on dining. Shelby notes of the city and Kercheval as property manager. Roswell Hotel promises good food while you eat and emphasizes value.
Harry Morrison leads exclusive jewelry with watches diamonds and cut glass. L B Boellner promotes Roswell’s best jewelry with cut glass and hand painted china. Feinberg, Roswell’s new jeweler, invites visits at 20314 N g St with repaired watches and guaranteed work.
ACAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE CO Denver Col A Western Co for the Western people The largest dividend payer in the business See us before you buy no trouble to show our policy Horace A Lay Manager.
A series of sale notices list items for disposal including a Good Smith-Premier typewriter, a scholarship to Woolvert on Business College, a 55 room house with bath and water, 12 vacant lots on South Hill, a rotary and drop Austin well drilling machine, various residence lots and land amounts, woven wire fence and posts, five acres near Main Street, 600 acres near Roswell, stock and fixtures of A K Mott, and a four horse power Fairbanks Morse engine. Carlton & Bell are prominent in several listings and Oasis Ranch contact is provided.
Several rental notices listed including addresses 104 North Ky N Lea Ave 9513 512 f Main Street N Costa 405 N Pa 809 N Richardson Ave Room 2 Texas Block Missouri Ave near Sam Atkinson house for $30 per month modern condition contact L K McGaffey 108 N Main.
Reports from Booneville Indiana describe white robed figures and haunting groans at the Hardin homestead near Tennyson. A year earlier William Hardin killed his wife then shot himself. Locals fear the ghost of the repentant murderer and avoid the cabin, despite skeptical townsfolk. Also: plans for a Lake Texcoco city and rail link in Mexico promise grand canals and gondolas amid capital financing.
Final preparations completed by the Hudson River Racing Association for the annual regatta to be held tomorrow on the Riverside Drive course. One mile straightaway races include junior and senior events in single, double, and four oared boats with junior and senior barges. Association medallions will honor winning rowers and association banners go to top clubs.
City of Mexico reports Jose Guevara outlines plans to transform the locality into a picturesque Venice. The project envisions canals and architecture to rival European splendor.
The national irrigation program aims to irrigate 3 198 000 acres, enabling intensive farming and smaller family holdings. In California’s Sacramento Valley the average irrigated farm is about twenty acres, suggesting 156 400 farms will form comfortable homes for many farmers as private enterprise and the Federal Reclamation Service build small units for the valley and San Joaquin Valley.
Ashland Wisconsin June 21 plans for combating the coal trust in the North will be completed at a meeting of a newly organized cooperative concern. The group will bring coal from independent eastern mines to Ashland by boat owned by the company, delivering coal directly to consumers.
A local notice describes a coal monopoly limited to company stock holders, mostly farmers, with manufacturers and merchants also holding shares. The operation spans Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa. An offer promises a 110 ft front on Main Street for $800 if sold soon.
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