Roswell Daily Record notice page fragment
This archived fragment shows publishing staff, pricing notes, and classic newspaper boilerplate from Roswell New Mexico dated May 19 1903. It lists Grace T. Bear society editor Edw L Scarratt city editor Dan Wilkins advertising manager and basic subscription rates, with Associated Press affiliation and mail matter notice.
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Mason
Noite
Grace T. Bear
Society Edito
EDW
L. Scarritt
City Baite
Dan Wilkins
Brunierea
Korwell
New Mexico
Congress
Governor to call special session in New Mexico
The Governor plans a special session of the legislature on March 25 or 26 to tackle finances and other matters, urging lawmakers to work for the people of New Mexico. The column predicts the Governor will likely skip mentioning a statewide primary law despite Democratic pledges. Roosevelt is praised for keeping attention on ongoing political issues.
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State of
New Mexico
Democratic Party
E. J. House
State Motor Patrol
Jackass
Motor Patrol
Grasshopper Fight and Lindbergh Publicity Jokes
A humorous note questions Lindbergh's air mail publicity aim and jokes about saving money by grasshoppers, while also mentioning the grant for grasshopper control and urging caution over attention to Justice Zinn's alleged charges.
Leader Signals Shift Toward Free Trade After Policy Changes
A political spokesperson states that after overturning the constitution and national monetary system, the government will pursue free trade measures. The statement frames the move as a response to previous policy upheaval and aims to reshape economic priorities.
Enforcing Traffic Laws Urged By New Mexican
The Santa Fe New Mexican urges stricter enforcement of traffic laws after multiple auto accidents with injuries and one fatality. It notes a previous license revocation for a prominent citizen and argues broad enforcement to share accountability beyond one individual.
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Santa Fe
New Mexican
Ingenious makeup guidance shapes squarish faces
Antoinette Donnelly discusses using rouge to alter facial contours. For squarish or round faces a light, strategic application near the cheekbones can soften or lengthen the face, with caution against heavy use. She favors paste or cream rouges for easier blending and natural results.
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Antoinette Donnelly
Moly
Molly
Senior High PTA meeting and district basketball tournament update
The Senior High Parent Teacher Association met in the school auditorium at 7 30 with a brief business session. Members sang and soloists performed while Major J R Kelly spoke on Reading History and a later program featured readings and piano accompaniment. The district basketball tournament looms with sixteen teams and uncertainty about the winner.
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Joe
R. M. Tigner
Mabel Sands
Marcella’ Shaw
Patty Reedy
J. R. Kelly
Kelly
New Mexico
Lois Emmett
B. Eitelgeerze
General Assembly
Eitelgeorge
Ruth Jean Smith
Alice Girard
Davis
Saivcine
Greece
Reepie
Bun O'Reilly Takes On Missing Wife Case In Paris
Bun O'Reilly called Bun agrees to locate James Finlay's wife Helene. Finlay is murdered and Bun’s lodgings are ransacked as Liberte is hurt. Fred Crawford warns of danger while Bun considers fleeing to New York with the ransom funds.
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Sheila
Bun” O'Reilly
A Crawford
Paris
Bun
Thelma Craymer
Finlay
Helene
Bucharest
Bobianoffs
Riviera
Ferenz
America
Biarritz
Fred Crawford
Fred
Liberté
Revival of religion urged to restore national spirituality
A Roswell reader calls for a genuine revival of religion that penetrates national life, criticizes business-focused faith, and urges churchgoers to attend services as a start. The column notes paint resources in Pecos valley and discusses legal questions on chain letters as fraud. It also condemns reckless nighttime driving and praises dimming headlights to reduce accidents.
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Clovis
The Seats of the Mighty Road Reform Note
A brief editorial note urges milder road pest issues but supports a body that oversees highways as a public blessing. It suggests hefty fines to reform motorists who ignore lights and obey traffic rules.
Hatchery code protects chick buyers nationwide
The hatchery code, effective in January, protects buyers of baby chicks, poults, and ducklings on quality, delivery timing, and loss adjustments. It forbids unfair trade practices, deceptive advertising, and substitutions. Eggs used must average 23 ounces per dozen with no egg under 1 5 6 ounces to improve overall egg size. Hatchery owners may receive premium prices for high quality hatching eggs and are restricted from price cutting.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. A. Hannah
Kansas City
Hatchery Coordinating Committee
Camp Chatter at Carlsbad aims to Sunday trip
Tommy White notes men not yet at Carlsbad expected to travel Sunday with a fifteen cent fee payable in canteen checks or cash. Some veterans may repeat the trip. A red stone lakeside bath house is under concrete construction, about a hundred feet long. Four truckloads of rations arrived from Ft. Bliss, including four thousand pounds of potatoes. Fifty four of one hundred ninety men refuse third term pay.
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Bun
Finlay
Fred
Senlis
Crawford
Carlsbad
Ft. Bliss
Sentences from Roy L Smith sermon on self govern and fame
The sermon notes by Reverend Roy L Smith highlight how true strength comes from self-control not pride. It contrasts self reliance with bragging and points out that happiness often comes from humble thoughts rather than personal ambition.
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Roswell
Society Edifier
Aansociated Press
Associated Press
New Siexico Newspaper Association
Roosevelt
Washington
Lindbergh
Congres
Zinn
Supreme Court
Senate
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
U. S. Senate
Jrunks
Mr. Finlay
Cherbourg
New York
Ben
Norval Richardson
Gun
Pecos Valley
Pecos River
Paint Trust
New Jersey
Acme and
Oriental
Gettys
Nature
Ohio
Lakewood Kennels
Akewoo Ake
Tommy White
Roy L. Smith
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