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Finest line of candies shelled nuts and cigars. Hot and cold drinks available at Kipling's Candy Store.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1907
Page
3
Finest line of candies shelled nuts and cigars. Hot and cold drinks available at Kipling's Candy Store.
Local merchant Jaffa Prager & Co. advertises dry goods clothing groceries and ranch supplies offering a general assortment for households and ranchers.
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co. remains the town’s oldest drug store as it marks ongoing service to the community. The store, known for jewelry offerings, continues to operate at its historic location and serves generations of customers.
Local ad promotes Akin's Second Hand Store offering the highest prices paid for second hand goods. Phone number 227 provided for inquiries and drop offs.
House Bill 58 proposes a county levy to fund bounties for killing wild animals and sets bounty rates for coyotes cats wolves panthers and mountain lions. It requires skins be presented for cancellation and funds to be available before payments. The act takes effect on passage.
The Republican campaign opens in Chicago with two meetings nightly under the county committee. Speakers include Senator Shelby M. Cullom Attorney General William H Stead and James A Rose with Illinois congressional delegates. Democrats also mobilize prominent orators to back Mayor Dunne and both sides promise continuous campaigning before election day.
House Bill 97 introduced by B. Ruppe February 18 1907 aims to abolish the public printer provisions in the Compiled Laws of 1897 repealing sections 2611 2612 2613 and 2614 and all related acts. It states the act to take effect from passage and applies Territory of New Mexico.
A Chicago exposition at Brooke Casino denounces industrial conditions in the United States claiming about 500000 workers die or are injured annually. Promoters push protective legislation, with lectures by leaders from labor and reform organizations and a focus on sweatshops, mine and factory hazards, and the contrast with sanitary modern workshops.
In Roswell the three Building and Loan Associations have loaned $200 000 in the past six years prompting readers to see R H McCune at once about securing a home loan.
The Sunday afternoon dress parade at the Military Institute drew at least 300 people. The ceremony featured escorting the flag, parade and inspection. Gentlemen observed hat removal during the Star Spangled Banner, a custom at West Point and in military ceremonies.
Tom Long Jr arrives in Roswell for two to three weeks after six years in the Philippine Islands and China. He owns 480 acres on the Hondo and city property, staying at the Grand Central. His family history includes marriage to Susan Timoney and a late father, with siblings in Alaska and plans to visit Philadelphia after his Roswell stay.
Filings show Edward C. Miller transferring a third interest in Hagerman lot 26 and a half interest in Hagerman lot 25 to A N Miller & Company for a nominal sum and other considerations. Charles D Thompson and wife convey lot 1 in West Side Addition Roswell to Nathan Jaffa for $1 and other valued consideration. Kate B McGaffey transfers forty acres in 25-11-23 and forty Rio Hondo Reservoir Water Users' shares to Porter C Cornell for $2,025. L K McGaffey sells 250 acres in sections 11 and 12-11-23 to Wm Fenimore for $3,125. John A Thatcher and wife sell 1,555.83 acres in 1-17-18 18-17-19 and 6 8 9 10 11 14 15 17-18 to Elza White for $10,000.
Gallegos from Quay county tries to lead a Hudspeth mileage fare bill through the New Mexico House. Holt opposes rushing and faces a two hour delay before a final vote of 18 to 3 in favor. The land deal probe of Governor Hagerman continues with a report anticipated this afternoon.
Announcement from the home in Kansas City reports the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. H J Shaver. Shaver was formerly in the hardware business in Roswell and both he and Mrs. Shaver have many friends here who will be interested in the news.
Animals offered include horses and mules at the Woodruff and DeFromt sale lot opposite the post office on the tenth street location. Buyers and sellers meet for bidding and transaction of livestock.
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