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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1905
Page
3
A local grocer announces a cash sale to raise money, offering a wide range of discounted goods to meet debt obligations. The ad stresses complete stock, high quality, and that prices are sacrificed regardless of cost or profit to fulfill indebtedness within a set time.
Julius Mark, 35, died Saturday night at 10 15 at the Hondo reservoir camp where he lived with two brothers in law employed there. He suffered from consumption and had moved from Chicago two months ago. Brothers in law B F Lane and C J McFarland, and sister in law Mrs Mamie Toomey of this city, are named. Remains shipped from Allery undertaking parlors to Chicago with Mrs Toomey accompanying.
Mrs W B Evans of Clearwater Kansas reports her husband suffered sickness for three months with quick consumption before using Ballard's Horehound Syrup. She says it cured him six years ago and they have kept a bottle in the house since. Pecos Valley Drug Co offers 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
A brief item notes a gathering of pastors from across the country traveling to the city for a community meat market event. Details remain sparse in the readable text.
Five realty transactions were filed Monday in Roswell involving the Felix Land & Cattle Company to S. E. Waskom for 800 dollars for 20 acres in section 20 township 13 south range 26 east. The Dexter Townsite Company sold to Mary L. Lawrence for 50 dollars lot 14 in block 7 Dexter. Samuel Atkinson and wife sold to L. Tallmadge for 1600 dollars a 320 acre tract in section 4 township 13 south range 25 east. The Felix Land and Cattle Company sold to W. E. Gatewood for 1840 dollars 89 acres in section 20 township 13 south range 26 east. The Dexter Townsite Company and others also noted multiple transfers as part of the day’s filings.
A testimonial praises Ballard's Snow Liniment as the sole relief for years of rheumatism. Dated March 24, 1902, the user John C. Degnan of Kinsman III endorses the product. Pecos Valley Drug Company offers the liniment in 25c 50c and $1.00 sizes.
A public notice invites readers to attend the Hot Tamale Supper on April 1. The event is hosted to raise funds for a community group with proceeds supporting local initiatives. Proceeds will support unspecified community needs.
Roswell forms base with C. J. Leland as manager and E. B. Johnson as field captain. Carlsbad Artesia Hagerman and Dexter have teams ready and practicing daily. Leland aims to schedule games among these teams and Roswell this summer in the Pecos Valley circuit. Other item notes hay for sale available 14 miles northeast of town.
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