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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1910

Page

4

Local notes and arrivals at the city

J D Walker from Carlsbad and J D Sullivan from Houston visited for business. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting listed with phone contact. Sister Victoria, operated on days ago, is recovering well today.

Plymouth Rock Victoria

Artists Paints and Local Society Notices

The notice lists Devoe paints brushes and artist materials at Ingersol Book Stationery Art Co and mentions visits by Mrs. Jack Cupp of Hot Springs Ark staying at Grand Central. It also notes J F Carder, a conductor now at Amarillo, visiting on railroad business and a personal statement by W P Wood about continuing clothing sales.

Jack Cupp Hot Springs, Ark Grand Central J. F. Carder Amarillo ALCO Atterbury

Pelican humor clash signals student aft er thoughts

In San Francisco on March 22 a university crowd awaits the next Pelican issue with keen anxiety and mixed fear. For years the Pelican, the students comic paper at UC, has lampooned the faculty, who until now lacked any official counterpart of humor from their side.

San Francisco University of California The Pelican

Academic wit sharpens as students face faculty jests

The Pelican number due at month end will introduce a faculty section. Savants study joke books and almanacs to outwit students. Faculty cartoons will appear and the undergraduate jokester who has led will feel the sting of campus humor.

High Temp Prep as Chocolates Sell at Cost

Advertisement from Ingersoll Book Stationery Art and Candy Co promoting readiness for hot weather with a sale of high grade chocolates at exact cost.

Ingersoll Book, Stationery, Art & Candy Co

Littleton Opens Final Summary in Allds Case

Albany March 22 Martin W Littleton counsel for State Senator Jotham Allds began a one day final summary in the bridge bribery trial with Osborne to follow. A Senate vote on Conger charges is expected Thursday with possible delay for full discussion. Allds expressed confidence in his on stand performance while Conger asserted the evidence supports his allegations.

Albany N. Y Martinw. Littleton Jotham Allds Osborne Senate Allds Conger

Cash for Smar Ads in Advance

Small notices must be prepaid under one dollar to avoid many petty accounts. RECORD PUB. CO. records advise advance payment for ads and explain the policy.

Farm Work Wanted and Local Return Home

Want ad seeks a man and wife to work on a farm with a contact phone. Barndollar returns from Denver for a business visit. For sale offers a well matched team of mares a Studebaker wagon and harness from Oriental Livery. Norvel Randolph and wife return to Roswell from Cottonwood Draw after 2 1 2 years away. Randolph resumes work at Joyce Pruit store.

Studebaker Norvel Randolph Cottonwood Draw Lake Arthur Mr. Randolph Joyce-Pruit Roswell

Shots at Red Coats Proved Blessing to Britain

Boston reports Arthur Hawkee of the Canadian Northern railway declares that the Declaration of Independence and Magna Charta were blessings for Britain and colonies. He praises resistance to tyranny from the Boston tea party, linking it to imperial autonomy and future tariff shifts between the United States and Canada.

Red Coats Britain Boston Intercolonial Club Bunker Hill Arthur Hawkee Canadian Nothern Railway England George Hawkes Canada George the Third

Emigration in Western Canada and US trade ties

A speech discusses the Reciprocity Treaty of 1856, American emigration to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, and the mutual trade impact. It argues Americans have boosted Canada while Canada likewise benefits the United States, noting cultural alignment and evolving loyalties in Western Canada.

Richard Grigg Canada United States New York Boston Chicago George the Third Pyr Hampden Elliot Uncle Sam Saskatchewan Egney England Manitoba Alberta Western

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J. D. Walker Carlsbad J. D. Sullivan Houston Texas W. P. Wood Record Pub. CO B. M. Barndollar Denver Sig Mr. Mann Morrison Bros.’ Store Morrison Bros America Earth Oxfords Morrison Bros. & Co Chih Rea Arizona California Oregon Wash M. D. Burns
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