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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1910

Page

4

92 Acre Farm for Rent near Kenna

H C Egleston returned from a business trip south this morning. Jack Thornton came back from Carlsbad where he was on oil inspection. Francis Ward returned to Kenna after three weeks with friends in Roswell. Put in your order for house cleaning with compressed air and vacuum. Phone 530. A good place for a farm to rent under Title & Trust Company.

Jack Thornton Carlsbad Francis Ward Kenna Roswell

Mrs M Lynn Leaves For Prida Visit With Friends

Mrs M Lynn departed this morning for Prida to visit friends, planning a brief trip and returning home soon.

M. Lynn Prida

Local Notes From Roswell and Visitors

Miss Rose Kellog visits Blida for a few days with friends as pleasant dining at the Roswell Hotel is praised. F. H. Lovrien returns to Humbolt after two weeks in the area while H. C. Poster heads back to Texico. new stock offers autos goggles from Valley Optical Company. Renting space and farm supplies also advertised along with several local visits and departures. W. H. Lowry advertises purebred Plymouth Rock eggs with pricing and pickup in Roswell. James Wood returns to Chicago after two days representing Wood Brothers commission firm, a Chicago staple since 1865.

James Wood Chicago Wood Brothers

Large stock Fisk Victor Thorn proof bicycle tires

A Valley Bicycle Shop advertises a large stock of Fisk Victor Thorn proof bicycle tires at 903 N. Penn. Miss Ida Mendenhall, a dress and cloak maker, travels with Francisco Weng of Artesia who left for Louis, Kansas after a few days on business. Mrs. R. M. Ware and daughter Alice visit from Dexter for shopping and relatives. Tailor H Chavez at 118 South Main offers cleaning pressing and repairs. 02t26.

Fisk Victor Valley Bicycle Shop Francisco Weng Artesia Louis Kansas Ida Mendenhall N. Penn H. Chavez South Main Street

California man visits sister before Kentucky trip

G. T. Ballou of Coalinga California arrived for a short visit with his sister Mrs. A. W. Hatfield and plans to travel to Monticello Kentucky to visit relatives.

G. T. Ballou Coalinga Calif A. W. Hatfield Monticello

Dr F J Walter Leaves On Florida Family Visit

Dr F J Walter departs for a trip visiting Philadelphia New York and Baltimore to see his parents who are at their orange grove in Coconut Florida.

F. J. Walter Cnoning Philadelphia New York Baltmore Cocoa Florida

Peacock of Independence Visits Brother in City

Miss Bernige Peacock of Independence Missouri arrived last night for a short visit with her brother J M Peacock. The local social scene welcomed the reunion as friends noted the pleasant hospitality and bright spirits during the brief stay.

Bernige ‘Peacock Independence, Mo J."m. Peacock

Shoe shop opens at 316 Main street by Joe Martin

Joe Martin opens a general shoe making business at the old A. J. Hill site 316 Main Street including repairs and custom boots and shoes. Mr and Mrs Joseph J Emory, visitors from Chicago and Associated Press representative, depart for Portales and Fort Sumner on their route home.

Joe Martin Main Street A. J. Hill Ooté Joseph J. Emory Portales Fort Sumner Chicago Emory Associated Press

Land Tracts Offered for Exchange Near Hagerman

A description seeks exchange of two level arable tracts of 320 and 200 acres with splendid soil near Hagerman in the Artesia belt for Roswell property. Mention of John I. Hinkle Hagerman NM.

Hagerman Artesia Belt Roswell John I. Hinkle Hagerman, N. M

Port Fuqua Dies at Amarillo After Bright's Disease Fight

P B Fuqua aged about 42 died in Amarillo after illness with Bright's disease leaving a widow and several children. A Pecos pioneer, he began as a cowboy over twenty years ago and later worked with major outfits from Pecos to Fort Sumner. He partnered in land and cattle ventures with his brother W H Fuqua of Amarillo's First National Bank. Known as Port Fuqua among old timers, he was a steady, trusted figure whose death saddens the Pecos community.

Bright Amarillo Fuqua Pecos T V Fort Sumner Sumner Rhea Brothers W. H. Fuqua First National Bank of Fuquas P. B. Fuqua

Paper Subscriptions Offered Across Major Dailies

An advertisement lists daily papers including Dallas News Globe-Democrat Denver Post El Paso Herald Kansas City Star and Times Wichita Beacon Albuquerque Tribune Citizen St Louis Republic Denver News Kansas City Journal and Chicago papers with monthly delivery. It notes exclusive agency for all but four titles. Nearby notes report residents traveling to Hagerman Pecos Artesia and Roswell for visits and work, with several name-dropped individuals and a pastor assignment in Shreveport.

Dallas News Globe-Democrat Denver Post el Paso Herald Kansas City Star and Times Wichita Beacon Albauquerque Tribune Citizen St. Louis Republic Denver News Kansas City Journal Chicago Ingersoll Book Stationery, Art & Newspaper Co

Sunlight Baking Powder Ad Prompting Grocer Request

A vintage ad copy urging readers to try Sunlight Baking Powder and to tell their grocer about it. The line suggests nationwide reach with a concise directive and a product sample note bearing the number 1012. The language mirrors old promotional style.

City council buys trees for free distribution and street planting

The City Council and Mayor G A Richardson contracted with Wyatt Johnson for mountain cottonwood trees to line east Second Street from the railroad to the Hondo river and to provide a thousand trees free to citizens for planting on their property. Trees six to eight feet tall with proper roots will be delivered to the heeling grounds west of the courthouse for thirty cents each. Johnson will also plant, water and care for the east Second Street trees for one year. Recipients must plant and care for the trees, with up to six per applicant, first come first served. Applications from W T Paylor, City Clerk, and delivery on Arbor Day eve, March 10, with holes prepared beforehand.

G. A. Richardson Wyatt Johnson East 2Nd Street Hondo Court House Johnson East Second Street Iward W. T. Paylor

Missionary Meeting Opens Vermont Laymen's Movement

Burlington March 5 nearly a thousand men expected at the banquet for the Vermont convention of the Laymen's Missionary Movement. Speakers of note will address the gathering tonight as the event begins.

Burlington Vermont Laymen’s Missionary Movement

County Commissioners Approve Plans for New Court House

County commissioners held a brief session with Architect I H Rapp yesterday afternoon approving the new court house plans and finalizing details to advertise bids for construction. Rapp arrived Thursday night and will stay several days.

I. H. Rapp Court House Rapp

Weighing the Roswell Mails for carrier cost

Roswell postal authorities weigh incoming and outgoing mails to estimate carrying costs before next fiscal year contracts. Weighing activity informs pricing decisions for mail service beginning July 1.

Roswell

Roswell Cement Will Negotiations At Acme

F C Smith from Acme met F W Wilsey of Chicago to discuss the Roswell Cement Company's will. Wilsey arrived last night with interest in the matter.

F. C. Smith Acme F. W. Wilsey Chicago Roswell Cement Company Mr. Wilsey

Western Pennsylvania clubwomen at federation congress

Attendance at the federation congress at Fort Pitt Hotel in Pittsburgh centers on clubwomen from western Pennsylvania. The event continues through the day with a dinner this evening honoring Mrs Edward W Biddle, president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs.

Pittsburg Western Pennsylvania Congress of the Federation Fort Pitt Edward W. Biddle State Federation of Women’s Chibs

On Plymouth Rock Operetta at Central School Armory

A March 11 operetta by Central School Grammar grades at the Armory with Miss Carolyn North directing assisted by D N Pope and G A Simpson. Tickets 50 cents reserved 35 general 25 children. proceeds for a high school piano. program includes High School Orchestra and mixed choirs with Priscilla and John Alden pieces and selections from Puritan MAids and Youths. Also note a separate suit notice: R A S Gaisford vs Marie E Gaisford for divorce filed in Fifth District Court New Mexico. defendant must answer by May 7 1910 or default judgment.

Plymouth Rock Central School Armory Pecos Valley Marie E. Gaisford Fifth Judicial District Court Territory of New Mexico Chaves R. A. S. Gaisford J. T. Evans Ros Well New Mexico

Also Mentioned on This Page

Humphrey Humphey Roswell Gas Co. “Sweet Coal Man J. R. Stanley Dexter H. C. Egleston Miss Rose Kellog Blida F. H. Lovrien Humbolt Valley Optical Company H. C. Poster Texico P. V. Land & Development Co Mary Brown Harry Hutchinson J. E. Mitchell Virginia Avenue B. H. Wixom St. Mary’s Hospital Bob Bannerman Lubbock, Texas Mr. Bannerman T. A. Kelly Fisher W. H. Lowry Sat Joyce-Pruit Co’s Second Joyce-Pruit Go New Spring Oxfords Cherry Bros Seco and Suisse Rajih Mirage Plete Our Clothing Department Sten-Bloch CO Mimist Joyce-Pruit CO Roswell’s Greatest Store New Shoe Shop Tere BE. W. Pitcher Joan B. Gill Elmer Gill C. S. Bush New Orleans W. G. Hamilton G. N. Hunsberger C. A. Baker L. O. Fullen Santa Fe J. R. Dendinger Dallas Emma Anderson Clovis A. E. Wheelock F. F. Gilday St. Joseph, Mo John Harvey A. B. Currie Shreveport Currie Southern Presbyterian Church Ella Jacobson G. N. Amis Council ACT. I Priscilla John Alden Tame Goodly Dame Goodly High School Act II Virginia Country America R. A.S. Gaisford The Chaves County Abstract Co County Recorder’s Office Cavin Lumber CO S. Main St
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