Roswell Receives $30000 Bond Allocation for Military Institute
U S Senate passed a bond bill empowering Roswell's Military Institute to spend twenty thousand dollars on barracks and ten thousand for a local armory. The total fifty thousand dollars will aid construction and expansion for cadet facilities this summer. Preserving the tone of the era, the piece notes the growth and prospects of the institution.
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Progress of New York to Paris Auto Race
In Ode Utah on March 38 the first French car left Ogden. A Union Pacific bulletin states the German car will be transported to Ogden from Rock Springs by rail rather than under its own power.
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New York
Paris
Onde
Utah
Mar
Ogden
Union Pacific
Rock Springs
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Daughter
The Foster family thanks friends who aided them during illness and death of their daughter and sister. They humbly acknowledge the help given in the last hour by many people. L. J. Foster and daughters.
Bohemian Bazaar Fire Destroys Store on Blue Island Avenue
Fire partially destroyed the Bohemian Bazaar department store at 53 938 Blue Island Avenue in Chicago causing about 50 dollars in damage. Several people in adjacent buildings were overwhelmed by smoke and assisted to the street.
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Chicago
Mar
Rative Department
Blue Island Avenue
Senator Penrose Desperately Sick Reported in Philadelphia
Philadelphia March 28 Senator Penrose, Pa is described as desperately sick though doctors say he remains seriously ill. The item notes a political rumor amid a city dispatch, reflecting concern over his health and potential impact on state affairs.
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Phildelphia
Senatory
Penrose
Be Business Lot on Main Street For $100 Front Foot
Ask Parsons about this business lot on Main Street priced at 100 dollars per front foot. The firm advertises cowboys and offers the cheapest and best houses for sale or rent in town. Ask him any old thing. he knows.
Local Horseshoer Advertises $1.50 Services in Peeds Valley
R F Cruse promotes an exclusive horseshoer offering the best work in Peeds Valley. He invites customers to come and be shown. Also advertised are outing parties with lunches and Henry's Billiard Hall refreshments. Legal blanks and record office services offered.
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Henry’s
Jewett Billiard Hall
St Louis Wool Market Report Fragment
Woolstead territory and western mediums quoted at 22 for fine mediums 18 to 19 for fine 15 to ...
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St. Louis
Mar
Woolstead
For Ten Days Only 2 Pounds Beef Steak 25 Cents
Special sale at T. C. Market offering two pounds of choice beef steak for 25 cents for ten days only.
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T. C. Market
T. C
Bargains in Fire Escapes Ingersoll Book Stat and Art Co
Fire escapes advertised by Ingersoll Book Stat and Art Co offer bargains. The listing highlights safety equipment and related accessories available through the catalog.
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Ingersoll Book, Stat. & Art Co
Ersoll Book, Stat. & Art Co
Ingersall Book, Stat. & Art Co
New Mexico Board Plants Arbor Day Trees at Schools
Arbor Day observed by schools in New Mexico with the Board of Education planting over fifty trees in school yards two weeks earlier. The event interrupted regular study to incorporate the planting trip into the curriculum.
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New Mexico
Board of Education
Roswell Eyes 1909 Panhandle Stockmen Convention
Roswell plans to bid for the Panhandle Stockmen's Convention of 1909 after a Roswell Commercial Club meeting led by George Slaughter. A 15 member committee will push the effort, with Slaughter and Tannehill heading the drive and funds to be raised for preliminary expenses. The group aims to bring visitors and economic activity to Roswell, building on last year's convention impact.
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Roswell
George Slaughter
Slaughter
Ftoswell
Information Bureau
American National Bank
Tannehill
J. F. Hinkle
John Rhea
J.W. Thomas
Morris Price
Joe Morrison
Tames Manning
EK. HH. Kemp
E.H. Williams
W. M.atkinson
Royanid
J. E. Gilkeson
Harry Jaffa
A. Pruit
Pete Jacoby
Amarillo
George J. Slaughten
C. C. Tannehill
J. W. Thomas
Minstrels
Kansas City
Tee
Cadets Win Close Game
Hagerman played well but M I boys edged them, delivering a tight victory for the cadets.
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Hagerman
Hagerman Cadets Edge Hagerman in Close Amusement Park Game
In a high scoring baseball contest at Amusement Park the Hagerman team lost 5 to 4 to the cadets from the Military Institute. Poor double plays and wild pitching fueled the late rally while Wynne and Crowell starred on defense for their sides. Roswell and Artesia high schools prepare for a next day matchup after the big crowd witnessed a hard fought game.
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Roswell
Artesia
Warl Nichols
Ware
Wynne
Montoya
Webster
Lewis
Atherton
Crozier
Nichols
Wilson
Conroy
Artesia High School
Roswell High School
Amusement Park
Colonel J. W. Willson on Naturalness at Lyceum Lecture
Col. J. W. Willson superintendent of the New Mexico Military Institute spoke on naturalness at the Christian church lyceum. His remarks urged parents and teachers to foster ordinary virtues and self possessed conduct while avoiding pretenses and overambitious aims. He praised natural behavior and cited examples of simple, genuine citizens. The event featured songs and readings by local talent and drew strong attendance.
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Col. Willson
Amarillo to Host Daily Live Games at Cattlemen’s Convention
Amarillo papers report that during the cattlemen's convention this spring fast teams from Dallas and Fort Worth will be imported for red hot games daily. It will be a principal attraction of the event with Russell doing boiler work.
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Amarillo
Dallas
Fort Worth
Roswell Weather Report for March 28
U S Weather Bureau local report notes observation at 6:00 a.m. Roswell March 28 with max 74, min 35, mean 54 and no precipitation. Wind N W at 4 mph. Sky partly cloudy. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity: fair tonight and Sunday with stationary temperature.
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Roswell
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