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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1906
Page
2
The Roswell Daily Record notes a grand barbecue planned for the Fourth of July beyond the racing program advertised at Carlsbad. The paper, official publication for Chaves County and Roswell, reminds advertisers to submit notices by eleven o'clock for same-day issue.
Governor Hagerman presided at St Michael's College Santa Fe exercises. A local editor notes the public sermon on peace and order and comments on political remarks about demagoguery and a candidate for the legislature.
The Independence Missouri Ex aminer quotes a principle that elected officials serve the people, funded by taxation, and should attend to matters of all. Gov Hagerman proclaims a New Mexico sheep and wool growers convention to be held September 18 during the Albuquerque Fair week, following a request by Solomon Luna and others.
Rev C E Lukens announces resignation effective October first after summer leave to pursue broader work with the National Children's Home and Aid as superintendent for New Mexico and Arizona. He will continue pulpit duties until then and conducts mission work in Pecos Valley while shaping a regionwide effort on grazing, livestock movement, and public domain policy. Governor Hagerman calls a September 5 1906 convention of New Mexico Sheep and Wool Growers at Elks Theater Albuquerque to form an association with delegates listed from Chaves county and other areas.
For sale 160 acres deeded land at 10.00 per acre three miles west of Lakewood in Dayton New Mexico. Also 100 acres with improvements near Hallville Texas by Marshal on the T P Railroad with livery stable in Mexia Texas. Blue print maps of Roswell oil fields at Carlton Bell's office.
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