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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
4
Single couple Rhode Island Red hen and phone 410. $1.50 per setting of 12 eggs. For sale or rent until January 1, 1911. One nice four room modern home with bathroom, city water connection. Five acres of land. W. E. Winston 212 West McGaffey Street. End of display text.
In Lewiston Maine on March 11 the Bates College orators face a debate against representatives of the City of New York on the issues surrounding the physical valuation of railroads operating in interstate commerce. The discussion aims to define the problems and present arguments for valuation methods and regulatory implications.
Saturday special notices advertise Ouri North Window and Kiplines offers with regular specials.
Local attorney aims to use testimony in a Utah lawsuit filed by Mrs. Ann Bradley who says former Senator Arthur L. Brown fathered her two children and that she seeks heirs to Brown's estate. The case follows Brown’s December 1996 death and Bradley’s claim. The report notes a sensational trial and subsequent quelling of Bradley’s charges.
The estate valued at about $190,000 is central to the investigation as affidavits from several Brown associates in the Senate are reportedly sought to establish connections and potential influence in the case.
The notice asks readers to watch the north window and counter for regular Saturday specials at Kiplings. It emphasizes ongoing deals and local shopping cues likely from a small shop ad.
A description notes a white fence around Wichita and an alleged plan to transform the town into a first class cemetery. The last assembly of the oratorical association in Wichita devolved into a near riot with damage to furniture and scenery. Police precautions are in place to prevent repeats, and many peaceable residents have left town for the day.
Official condensed report of Roswell city council on March 1 1910 with minutes, committee actions, ordinances, and specific resolutions. Includes appointments, fines remitted, water and sewer matters, tree planting plans, bridge and ditch issues, street crossings, and election staffing.
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