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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
3
Public notices a compelled fund raising by selling groceries for cash. The ad claims stock is complete and fresh with high quality goods. Sample prices include Strindard peas and beans at 10 to 10c, tomatoes, Arbuckle Coffee, Dr Price’s Food, dried peaches, apricots, prunes, and evaporated pears priced to attract buyers.
Short items describe rentals sales and local commerce in Dexter Roswell with real estate loans wallpaper lumber and groceries. Nearby residents like O L Bowman J A Cummings I E Boyce and Miss Jennie James visit Roswell, while others travel from Artesia Carthage and Big Springs. A safety reminder promotes banking with The Citizens for secure cash handling.
Notices trace a funeral for Helen Peek and church events at the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning and 7 30 p m speaker Hon I H Pedrick of Chicago on agencies for city betterment in morals and religion. other items include Theodore Smith and George Fried en bloom visiting Diamond A ranch and J N Gits traveling to Chicago for business and spring stock.
J T McNeil arrived from Hagerman. Sam Wells of Hagerman spent the day in Roswell. Judge A S Bateman returned from Carlsbad where he attended district court. F S Dobson came back from a trip to Artesia. Hear Dr Lukens tell his allegorical story The King's Blessing or Expectation Corner about a trip to the Redeemed Land by Adam Lowman. If you have been troubled with.
Mr. Eikie who oversees Mr. Rasmussen's farm had been nearly deaf for years due to catarrh. After two months of treatment by Dr. Presley he is nearly well and states that people no longer need to speak loudly to him.
Samuel L. Ogle filed suit in district court yesterday afternoon against Charles W. Foster and George W. Burkett for 155.15 dollars claimed as balance on a note plus interest and fees.
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