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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
2
An OCR fragment cites political critique and satirical lines about graft and public figures. It mentions a soprano voice, onions in a choir, and names like Bull, Burse, the Major, and Max as a lone voice. The text appears as a miscellaneous, uncertain clipping with limited readable context.
A cryptic note declares the sacred Bull has returned from Washington amid political jostling. It mentions Max, Burse, the Major, Governor Curry, Delegate Andrews, and Acting Governor Raynolds in a convoluted scene of power and dissatisfaction.
A saying emphasizes that flattery should not replace truth and that good listening benefits both fool and wise. It argues listening saves time and avoids needless argument by giving proper attention to others.
A brief note notes difficulty with Mr. Bryant who insists on treating topics once seen as magazine material as serious news. The Washington Star highlights this stance and its implications.
A fragment notes that Mexico forbids any return to the methods of the old gang, with casual mention of Mr. Curry's political stance and perceived reaction to policy.
A fragmented political note suggests resignations may follow, with a reflection that it would not be fair to expect all administration appointees, including Curry, to step down simultaneously.
The Almanac criticized Denver newspapers for printing both sides of the political dispute in the territory, implying biased coverage and labeling the sheets as yellow. The remark underscores tensions between press outlets over legislative proceedings in Santa Fe.
A damaged El Paso Herald fragment discusses warfare and figures from history. It references Troy, the Assyrian wolf on the fold, Caesar, Frederick, and Napoleon sweeping across Europe, and notes newspapers cover wars and tough points.
The Record asserts Dan Reid did not seek office as General and was persuaded to accept the role. It credits Captain Reid and Hagerman for a decisive battle in New Mexico politics, praising their sacrifice and arguing that good government survives the upheaval and will be recognized as a historical triumph.
A Texas trend toward city commissions of two or three men gains favor with Galveston and Houston. The El Paso News notes Houston has used a commission form for several years, with positive results and ongoing experimentation.
The Chronicle extols legal commissions as a cure for municipal misrule but warns they would fail in state or national governance. It argues centralized power risks democracy, notes diverse Texas interests require representation, and cites party control as the real source of city corruption.
A Dallas News column argues that police hierarchies in major cities control primaries and politics, suggesting officers profit from crime and influence state and national affairs. It warns parties share blame for boss systems and calls for accountability to curb corruption.
A Washington Star quote contrasts pragmatism in public finance with risks of large merger magnates entering politics. The dialogue explores skepticism toward government ownership and the dangers of private power influencing public policy.
Virginia hosts a display lined along Beach Boulevard at Exposition grounds featuring colonial style structures representing states from across the Union. Each pavilion evokes historic associations from Independence Hall to Morristown with regional scenes and notable figures celebrated in architectural recreations.
Joe Mitchell Chapple argues in National Magazine that state homes and their rustic buildings symbolize national unity and maternal spirit. He believes the exposition season enhances reunion friendliness and fosters growth of home relations across the states.
South St. Joseph Missouri May 6 reports cattle arrivals similar to last week but five leading markets show a ten thousand drop. Steers strong to about a dime higher, light weights especially strong, heavies up to 6.00 6.25 with primes near 6.25. Hog trade softer due to Chicago supply, local trade slow then active with 2½ to 5 cent reductions, prices around 6.30 6.32, tops 6.35. Sheep demand steady with top lambs near 8.65 and shorn stock around 7.25. outlook for live motion remains favorable until grade 1 season.
The annual spring musical festival in Springfield Massachusetts begins this evening at Court Square Theater. Distinctive artists are featured and a large amateur chorus has been trained for the event extending over the nights.
Pythians from many cities arrive in Philadelphia for a major class initiation this evening. Forty-one allied lodges oversee the event. Mayor Reyburn will address the assemblage after a monster parade of uniformed Knights from the host and other cities.
Des Moines May 9 Elks from the state number over 500 gather in the capital for a reception at the Chamberlain Hotel which serves as the convention headquarters for the association.
Baton Rouge Louisiana May 9 The Louisiana division Daughters of the Confederacy will close this evening with a grand ball after a day of business sessions and a luncheon at the public library.
A banquet tonight by the Irish American society in St. Louis honors Archbishop Harry. Many prominent men will speak and Governor Folk has been invited and is expected to attend.
Mayor McCall bestowed the freedom of the city on Mme Marcella Sembrich and Walter Damrosch at a public reception in York Pennsylvania. They are the principal artists for the spring musical festival opening tonight and continuing tomorrow evening.
Booker T. Washington arrives in Trento New Jersey for talks with Governor Stokes and the state board of education on expanding Ironsides Bordentown with new buildings and industries. An appropriation of 20000 dollars funds the start of a second Tuskegee in New Jersey.
Former U S Senator J R Burton who was released from a Missouri jail after a corruption sentence will speak in Garden City tomorrow evening on the sugar trust and its beet sugar industry links. He says his prosecution grew from his anti trust fight while in the Senate and he is preparing a new newspaper launching this month.
For sale or trade a splendid hotel proposition described as a money maker the first day and every day. Potential buyers are directed to contact Carlton and Bell for details and arrangements.
Multiple listings advertise land scrip, houses, vacant lots, a drilling machine, fencing, acreage, and a five room house with amenities. Carlton & Bell hold many offerings including 40 acres with an artesian well, five acre South Hill parcels, and river valley land at $700 per acre. Contact Oasis Ranch or Arlington area offices for details.
Several furnished rooms available in town locations. 510 N Richardson and 512 N Lea advertise nice locations. 309 N Ky features cheap new furnished rooms with no sick tenants. Western Grocery Co area offers a clean furnished room near Mrs. Clem's boarding house on N Main St.
To loan one thousand two hundred fifty dollars on real estate. R. J. and T. H. Malone. Five thousand dollars to loan on Roswell business property. R. D. Bell.
Found object listing a bag of soiled clothes during convention week. Owner may claim by calling 110 N Richardson Ave and paying for this ad.
Classified notice listing multiple wants for a 15 year old helper housework position, a lady cook for out of town work with $25 monthly board, and a young girl as cashier and wrapper at Morrison Bros. Store with contact details and shop references.
The New Mexico Horticultural Department urges fruit growers to destroy frost damaged fruit and wild fruits to starve the codling moth. The plan aims to prevent moth broods by removing fruit that supports larvae, noting moths mature in fruit and a lack of months halts second broods. Aid and guidance will be offered by the Experiment Station, dated April 30 1907.
Ann Arbor May 9 The University of Michigan baseball schedule opens tomorrow on campus against Notre Dame. Following withdrawal from the Big Nine conference most major games are cancelled with Notre Dame at Ann Arbor May 10 Bay City at Saginaw May 11 Williams at Ann Arbor May 15 Armour at Chicago May 20 Notre Dame at Notre Dame May 21 and Ohio University at Ann Arbor May 30.
The State Volunteer Firemen's association held a business session in McKinney Texas this morning. An afternoon and evening program features exhibition races a band concert on the plaza a roller skating party and a fireworks display for attendees.
Princeton N J May 9 Preliminaries in the Princeton golf tournament the first invitation meet on a college course were played today with top eastern players in the field An interesting tournament is assured finals to be played Saturday.
Milwaukee May 9 The pennant chase begins with Fond du Lac versus La Crosse Oshkosh at Madison Bay versus Freeport and Wausau at Eau Claire Co F Moll a well known sporting man of this city is president for the league.
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