Local Blender of News and Ads Roundup
Local notes include Earl Patterson returning from Carlsbad and Charles T. Adams heading home to Carlsbad after visits. N.B. Allen leaves Amarillo after visiting his wife here for her health. For sale items include a rubber tired runabout and a 5 room house with 10 Mesilla street lots. A wedding supper at Hotel Shelby for Hortenstein Perkins is announced with sixty guests. A ball game with Artesia is planned at Lake Arthur Friday. Local church events feature a Baptist Ladies Aid reception on the parsonage lawn with free will offerings. Carlton Bros. advertises a Roswell business proposition in Okla. City block.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
West Fourth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Roswell
Carlton Bros
Oklahoma Block
Rambouillet Rams for Sale in Roswell September
A. G. Anderson of Pecos County Texas advertises 300 Rambouillet yearling rams for sale in Roswell in September. He claims they are equal in size and covering to the best California rams.
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Roswell
California
Rams
Agoté
Wtf
A. G. Anderson
Free
Pecos County
Tex
A Diplomatic Victory Over France in Morocco Settlement
Private Paris dispatches report Germany won a diplomatic victory over France by a Washington agreement with Premier Rouvier to settle Morocco and other issues. It is believed Germany and Britain will secure compensation for quitting Moroccan claims, in exchange for recognition of German influence in Persia.
Auto Line a Success for Torrance Promotion
The Auto Line to Torrance proves popular, boosting Roswell advertising as promoters show confidence in the venture. It replaces Second Lieutenant C. Leland whose resignation remains unresolved. First Lieutenant Oliver C. Nelson temporarily commands the company.
Rail link progress after new completion details
Partial OCR fragment notes a railroad connection project following the completion of a new section. The text hints at infrastructural progress but lacks concrete dates or entities. Further readable content would clarify involved agencies, locations, and expected impact.
Social World Receives Notable Visitors at Company Reception
Auto read reveals about thirty days ago two Company machines began regular trips between Roswell and Torrance. One hundred guests attended the reception. Trips run from Roswell to Torrance on Mondays and Thursdays and return Tuesdays and Fridays. Travel time reduced from twelve hours to eight hours on average. One minor delay occurred, quickly handled by a relay machine. The enterprise is promoted by manager J W Stockard, whose faith helps overcome obstacles.
Harry Howell Installed as Church Member by Judge Pope
Judge W H Pope appoints Harry Howell son of Major Mark to the Presbyterian Ladies and congregation at Mrs L C Walker home on Seventh street and av enue last night. An informal program featured Miss Farris piano solos Miss Morgan and Miss Bean vocal numbers with an encore. Mrs Thompson Ren Howell joins the Teachers Examining Board of Chaves to replace Prof Stilwell. The reception praised the social efforts and decorations as the new member, a New Mexico Military Institute graduate, is noted as competent and scholarly.
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The
New Mexico Military Institute of the
Walace Resigns Panama Canal Posts for NY Corporate Job
New York June 27 John F Walace chief engineer of the Panama canal work and member of the commission has resigned both positions to accept a $60 000 office with a New York corporation.
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Panama Canal
New York
John F. Wal
Hood's Texas Brigade Holds Annual Reunion at Corsicana
In Corsicana Texas survivors of Hood's Texas Brigade gathered for their annual reunion. Dixie songs and Confederate colors marked the event as Mayor Johnson issued greetings and President Harding delivered the opening address. The two day program emphasizes social features with about 410 living of the 4000 members from 1862.
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Hood
Texas Brigade
Army of the Confederacy
Johnson
Harding
Deeds Filed for Record in Probate Clerk Office
The following deeds were filed for record in the office of Probate Clerk and Recorder F. P. Gayle Monday. The action details, including names, dates, and property descriptions, are recorded for public notice and archival purposes.
Dexter Townsite Firm Backs City Water Plant Plan
A Roswell article notes a motion to hold a citizens meeting to discuss securing a complete municipal water system for Dexter. Supporters argue a city owned plant saves money, allows fair rates, and ensures safe water, while recent land and parcel transfers accompany broader community discussion and a July land sale extension. A furniture shipment arrives for J B Dilley & Son with exhibition setup planned.
Harry Howell Assigned to Roswell Company Temporarily
Adjutant General Tarkington orders detail unassigned second lieutenant Harry Howell to Roswell Company B for temporary duty. Mull and Hagerman spectators at the ball game. Dr A D Jones returns from Wichita with Mrs Jones. Lake Arthur lumber sales aid by A R Teeple. Artesia and Dexter play a fast ball game with Herring delivering strong pitching.
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Roswell
van McCune
Death of Ray Nailor clarified after misreporting
The Lake Arthur game ended 5 to 2 with Lake Arthur ahead. Ray Nailor, late of Marshall Missouri, is to be buried there and Mrs. Clark D. Dilley will travel from Marshall to Indiana. The young man’s name was Ray Maylor due to phone confusion yesterday.
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Ray Nailor
Marshall
Clark D. Dilley
Indiana
Ray Maylor
Pecos System Offers Low Round Trip Tickets to Exposition
For the Lewis and Clark Exposition in Portland Oregon from June 1st to October 15th 1905 the Pecos System will sell round trip tickets at very low rates with several route options and liberal stop over privileges. Call at the ticket office for full information. M. D. Burns Agent.
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Portland, Or
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F. P. Gayle
Dexter Townsite Company
Ing
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E. Mosher
Thayer
Frank Staplin and
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United States of America
D. Carper
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Col
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Oli
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