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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
2
Diplomat Takes Tricks Says Puck Quotation
A quip from Puck defines a diplomat as one who takes the tricks when the other fellow nords trumps. The playful remark contrasts diplomacy with card game strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nords
Puck
Nonpartisan business administration benefits towns and Territories
The statement argues that a neutral, businesslike administration serves a town as well as a Territory. It emphasizes efficient governance, fiscal responsibility, and steady leadership across local and territorial jurisdictions.
In the Long Run People Must Defend Themselves
The remark argues citizens should self reliance in cleansing graft in politics, urging vigilance to remove corrupt actors and restore integrity in public affairs.
Record expresses support for businesslike public affairs
The Record favors any measure I will promote plain business ad nistration of public affairs. The man who can neither take a lie nor understand one should nev er "get funny" with other people.
Coyotes in New Mexico and the idea of a business commission
A fragmented passage discusses coyotes in New Mexico and contemplates Congress representation by a commission of businessmen. The text mentions San Francisco and hints at earthquake price concerns amid a broader political reform theme.
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Coyotes
New Mexico
Congress
Est
San Francisco
Quote on belief by Elbert Hubbard
A compact quotation states that disbelief in another's view proves only that the speaker's belief differs, not any broader judgment. It asserts that contrasting opinions reveal no universal truth beyond personal conviction.
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Elbert Hubbard
New managing editor Brogan takes helm at Albuquerque Citizen
The Albuquerque Citizen announces Brogan as the new managing editor as the paper shifts leadership. Details on strategic direction and newsroom changes remain to be disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Citizen
The
Citizen
Brogan
Rough Rid influences in government noted in vague plea
Fragmentary OCR hints at Rough Riders influence in government circles provoking fatigue and calls for broader input. No clear names, dates, or places readable.
History as a Register of Power and Quarrels
A succinct quote framing history as a ledger of successes and failures, vices and follies, reflecting the struggles and power dynamics of those who contend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paley
Commis overhauls city governance to curb politics
The article argues that city government by commissioners could curb outward politics and petty quarrels in school boards, presenting it as a recommendation for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inchool Boards
Mexico voters debated as coyotes and sheep in rhetoric
The remark characterizes the Mexican public view as coyotes and accuses Dele Andrews of courting the sheep vote. The Johnson campaign figures state the language reflects heated, divisive political rhetoric rather than policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Dele- Andrews
Fair Denunciation Amid Boise Trial Debate
A fragment suggests debate over who may denounce or defend in Boise related to a trial. It contrasts the ident’s denouncement of men on 1 with labor agitators denouncing the courts and those conducting the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Government by Commission for Galveston Flood Recovery
The article argues only a city commission form of government can restore Galveston after the flood. It contends Texas towns will end politics and placating, moving toward functional, nonpartisan administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Pennsylvania politicians rally to help Bud Antrons keep NM delegate post
Report says lawmakers fear Bud Antrons return to Pennsylvania to run for Congress. They pledge support to aid him in retaining his seat as delegate from New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Early state leaders push to avert congressional loss
The acting governor assists Delegate Andrews to secure fixes and prevent loss in Congress while Governor Curry arrives to stabilize matters. Bursum is also slated to be given a “vin on” as part of the ongoing interventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Curry
Congress
Bursum
The Young Age as a Driver of Progress in Government
A compact defense of youth over age as the source of wisdom and progress. The piece argues that experience is not the sole path to insight and that younger generations must lead to push society forward, citing alternating maxims about youth as strength and hope for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stul
Democratic vigor urged by Cisco Round-Up readers
The Cisco Round-Up urges young men to join the Democratic organization under the banner Better Government. It asserts opposition will come from narrow-minded critics, but likens it to flames tempering steel and predicts the cause will prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
Tex
New Mexico Stand On Hagerman Ridge Shifts
Delegates from New Mexico say the territory supports President Roosevelt’s choice of Captain Curry as governor, dismissing Hagerman backers as a small noisy minority. Andrews likens their protests to a lone coyote’s howl compared to a regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Washington Herald
W. H. Andrews
New Mexico
Thehoreham
Herald Dispatch
Hagerman
Captain Curry
Training the Human Plant in Fort Worth Opinion
Fort Worth Record discusses Luther Burbank's book The Training of the Human Plant. It questions the bachelor author’s views on child raising, praising mothers but criticizing broad generalities about education and early life and noting flaws in treating children uniformly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Worth
Luther Burbank
California
Burbank
Mr. Burbank
Bel
Ana Iea
Atmosphere of Love Fails a Manly Boy's Struggle
A deteriorating social scene condemns a decade of affection and a crying baby grows into ridicule as Mr Burbank errs as a botanist, denying timely aid to a struggling youth in a harsh community setting.
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Mr. Burbank
Love and War in Shavano Valley Hieroglyphs
Archaeologists in Denver изуч близкаe photo of the Shavano picture rock near Montrose reveal a legend of love and rival chiefs. Professor F. K. Porter of Boston interprets the carvings as a tragic tale of love, war, and death among prehistoric inhabitants, with a princess hit by a flint arrow. Porter plans further study in Colorado this summer as scientists compare to Egypt and Nineveh cryptograms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Homer Wright
Montrose
Picture Rock
Shavano Valley
F. K. Porter
Boston
Egypt
Porter
Mount Sneffels
Professor Porter
Colorado
Nineveh
Sugar Beets for Roosevelt County Industry
The article argues Roosevelt county is suited to sugar beet cultivation and could host a beet sugar factory. Experiments showed favorable saccharine content and a factory would raise land value by five to ten dollars per acre. To attract a beet factory, 6000 to 10000 acres would need planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt County
Sugar Beets Prospects for Texas Farmers
The Texico Democrat notes sugar beet cultivation has grown since 1830 and now supports many factories in Michigan Kansas and Texas. Beets yield profits of 50 to 60 dollars per acre with broad soil tolerance and frost resistance. Annual U S sugar use is 6 720 000 000 pounds with only ten percent home produced, costing about 135 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American States
Michigan
Kansas
America
Texas
Texico Democrat
Rules for Courtship From Rev Angelo of St. Michael's Flushing
The Rev Angelo of St. Michael's Church on Long Island lays down old fashioned courtship rules. It bans holding hands and evening walks and restricts calling hours from 8 to 10 30 pm. It warns no long porch goodbyes and no smoking or drinking for the girl. The man should be at least 30 before marriage and the couple should not court longer than seven months. Parents are urged to guide and press for intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Angélo
St. Michael’s Church
Flushing
Long Island
Cupid
Proper pruning and planting for healthy orchard trees
The article stresses pruning roots and tops at planting to improve tree survival. It explains the root to top balance, storage of nutrients, and the need to prune long roots, thin dense root mats, and cut back tops. Guidance covers yearling and two year old apple trees and forming a symmetrical crown.
For Sale or Trade Hotel Proposition Seeks Buyers
For sale advertisement offers a splendid hotel proposition described as a money maker on the first day and every day. Instructions to contact Carlton and Bell for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton& Bell
Carlton
BELL
Legal Blanks for Sale at the Record Office
Legal blanks of all kinds are offered for sale at the Record Office. Customers can choose forms for deeds bonds writs and commissions. Purchases include ready to use templates and custom filings for legal paperwork.
Gun violence and murder conviction gaps in the United States
An editorial review compares U S murder rates and conviction proportions with Germany and other nations. It cites New York Independent statistics showing low U S punishment rates, outlines racial and national origin shares of homicide, and questions whether courts or public attitudes drive leniency amid rising gun killings.
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New York Independent
Germany
United States
Independent
Canada
Austria
Great Britain
Spain
America
Classified ad batch for sale items and land offers
A collection of small sale notices lists land scrip two white burros a five room house and other homes on South Hill and Main Street plus 600 acres of land near Roswell Carlton Bell and Oasis Ranch advertise equipment including an Austin drilling machine and fencing materials multiple open land offers at various prices and a neat six room house with utilities offered by Miss Nell Moore at the rear of American National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hill
Carlton & Bell
Main Street
Nell Moore
American National Bank
For Rent Rooms Inquire at Mrs Clem's Boarding House
Two rental notices list furnished rooms for rent. One advertises cheap, new rooms at 309 N. Ky with contact 5814 and excludes sick people. The other promotes nice clean furnished rooms above Western Grocery Co on N. Main St with inquiry through Mrs. Clem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Ky
Western Grocery Co
Found bag of clothes during convention week
A bag of soiled clothing is found during convention week. The owner may claim by calling 110 N Richardson Ave and paying for this ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Richardson Ave
Wanted help ads mix in Roswell era classifieds
Several brief notices seek workers and help in Roswell. Items include general housework by Mrs J F Berry, a stenographer position from a competent young lady, a lady cook for out of town with room and board, a young girl as cashier and wrapper at The Morrison Bros Store, a reliable man to take charge of a horse heading to Chicago, and contact details with lock box or phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison Bros
Chicago
Reading the daily death list amid Texas fury
The author urges Texans to move beyond lamenting rising deaths and crime and to unite in determined action to end the current reign of violence. The piece stresses that mere words in news columns fail without concrete collective effort.
Bank Stock Assessment in New Mexico 1907 Tax Fix
Traveling Auditor C V Stafford transmits a April 22 1907 territorial board of equalization resolution fixing bank share value for 1907 taxes at 40 percent of capital surplus and net undivided profits as of March 1 1907 Real estate owned by banks listed but not taxed under section 3 chapter 103 acts of 1907 Assessors urged to rate this class accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Stafford
New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
Territorial Board of Equalization
Ed Ee
Beet Sugar Industry Growth in United States 1905 Census
The 1905 census shows the beet sugar industry expanding with 51 establishments, $553,923,495 invested, and a $24,393,794 annual product. Output rose mainly since 1900, 2,175,417 tons of beets grown on 240,757 acres costing $11,354,785, with four-fifths by independent farmers. California, Colorado, and Michigan lead in beet sugar value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Baltimore Sun
Colorado
Michigan
California
Utah
Local Advert: Buggy Whips Sold by E B Stone
Advertisement from E B Stone at 5th and Missouri Avenue promotes a fine line of buggy whips. Contact shows the street address 5513 for buyers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Stone
Cor. 5Th and
Mo. Avenue
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Roswell
Record Publishing CO
Associated Press
Baron Munchaneen
Major Llewellyn
Albuquerque
Teddy
Kipling
Kipling’s Candy Store
Payton
Stationery Company
Joyce-Pruit Co
Woodruff & DeFreest
W. G. Skillman
Kentucky Ave
H .P
L. K. McGaffey
N. Main Street
R. L. & T. H. Malone
Austin
Oasis Ranch
N. Richardson
J. F. Berry
Perses 3
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co
Victor
Kemp
North Main ST
Roswell, N. M
W.C. Reid
J. M. Hervey
T. E. Presley
Oklahoma Block
R. E. Lund
N. Main
C. B. Hutchinson
Mary B. Hutchinson
American School of Osteopathy
Kiskaville
Missoni
W. 4Th St
Russell & Brown
East 2Nd Street
Alameda
A. Archey
Archey
East
Fifth Street
Edwin Emerson Davis
Presbyterian Church
Carlsbad
Iba
James Miller
Barlow
John R. Tipton
Texico
Sallie Howell
Bessie Archey
Frank M. Daniel
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