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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
2
The Record announces N J Fritz as a candidate for renomination for the county commissioner 3rd district. The announcement notes the bid is subject to Democratic primary action.
nounce A Durand is presented as a candidate for County Commissioner in the 3rd District, subject to Democratic primary action. The short notice highlights party affiliation and district, signaling a political campaign entry.
B H Wixom announces his run for County Commissioner in the 3rd district pending Democratic primary action. He seeks party support and a clear path to the general election.
List of names including Geo Veal R H McCune O M Williams and others for council and school director posts. Fifth Ward Councilman L H Zachry and W S Murrell appear. No clear article context or dates.
Readers urged to vote against saloons as Roswell faces a key election on April Fifth. The appeal claims outsiders are being registered to vote, with 21 in the Third Ward not showing legal eligibility, and warns penalties for illegal voting.
The message warns that illegal efforts will fail and that some promoters and participants in attempted fraud may face penitentiary penalties. It stresses staying within the law and acting wisely to avoid trouble as election day approaches.
The notice urges voters to ensure registration before close of books at six o'clock tonight and to verify the lists for six days at registration booths. It advises to contact the ward registration board if names are missing and to report any illegal names to the No-license Central Committee for valuable information.
A Roswell Daily Record column questions why railroads banks and industries shun drinkers and hire non drinkers urging readers to support the paper's firm anti saloon position. It cites criticism from the Albuquerque Tribune Citizen and advocates continued crusade against saloons in Roswell.
A public statement declares there will be no ballot box stuffing or illegal votes in the upcoming election. Officials emphasize strict monitoring and lawful conduct to ensure a fair polling process.
Editor Joan Henry Sever of the Daily and Weekly Journal in Battle Creek reports strong local support for dry rules, praising square dealing and noting improved business, reduced street drinking, and steadier rents. He predicts the city would likely vote dry again and calls for ending the saloon as a political machine. Local bankers and real estate interests stress no harm from prohibition beyond saloon impact.
The speaker notes that 1909 more than doubled the previous year and crediting stronger business across sectors including real estate. They opposed the No-License measure yet would not revert to old conditions, citing overall improvement in business and property values.
Mattie Laura Neuschafer sues Henry W. Neuschafer in the District Court of Chaves County New Mexico at Roswell for an absolute divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to support. Respond by April 30 1910 or judgment by default will be entered. D W Elliott Roswell NM is plaintiff’s attorney. Seal of court and signatures.
Mrs Sidney Wilson and her two children were in a runaway buggy three miles west of town yesterday at three pm. The buggy wheel and shafts broke after the horse struck the U S Market delivery wagon at Main and Fourth streets. All occupants were thrown but uninjured. Mr Wilson works for the Independent Meat Market.
R A S Gaisford filed a suit against Marie E Gaisford in the Fifth Judicial District Court of New Mexico, Chaves County. The defendant is required to appear and answer the complaint as provided by law.
Court records show KE Gaisford named as defendant in a divorce suit filed to dissolve the bonds of matrimony. Plaintiff seeks a decree. defendant must answer by May 12, 1910 or default judgment will be entered. Attorney J. T. Evans of Roswell, New Mexico, represents the plaintiff. Echoes of notices from the March 10, 1910 seal and deputy’s signature appear.
Territory of New Mexico Fifth Judicial District Chanues Booker is named as defendant in No 1753. Nellie L Booker plaintiff has commenced an action in district court against Chauncey R Booker and the defendant is hereby notified of the legal proceedings and required to answer or appear as directed.
A court notice states the general purpose to obtain a dissolution of marriage and custody of a minor child. It warns that if the defendant does not enter appearance by May 9, 1910, a default judgment will be entered and the case proceed pro confesso on plaintiff testimony. Plaintiff’s attorneys are Reid and Hervey of Roswell, New Mexico, with S. I. Roberts as Clerk.
Ingersoll Book Stationery and Art Co offers the famous Devoe paints brushes and materials for artists. Call or visit to inspect the goods and choose from a range of supplies for painting and sketching.
A brief notice notes funds directed to enhance real estate title and trust operations. The item mentions improved real estate title services and related financial adjustments, with emphasis on ensuring proper conveyance and title security.
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