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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
2
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AP notes discuss the idea that loyalty to principle above party offers salvation for New Mexico. Mentions Western Opportunities monthly from El Paso, sugar beet farming to reclaim alkali soil, and juror scrutiny in the Boise trial as evidence of American sanity.
Governor Curry must decide whether to discharge Ray olds appointees or align with Frost Bursum and Andrews to maintain political control from the outset.
A fragmented OCR note claims Zang leaders favor Curry aligned moves to replace Hagerman appointees, aiming to clear paths for plunderbund members. The text hints at political maneuvers and power shifts within appointments.
A fragment notes ordinances pushed to today due to Saturday rush and hurried preparation for the newspaper. The text hints at afterthoughts about releasing city rules alongside publication timelines.
A petition drive in San Juan gathered 700 signatures over several days to push annexation legislation linking the town to Santa Fe Eagle.
Allen J. Papen starts a monthly publication in Las Cruces with no political stance and a focus on progress and development of the irrigated Southwest. The paper pledges to attend strictly to its own business and report on regional growth.
The text questions the President’s ability to clean Hagerman appointees and replace them with harmonizers. It suggests installing Mr Raynolds as temporary to restore gang unity and notes perceived gross lack of action by the President.
The text cites Roosevelt's square deal as wavering with mentions of Haywood Harriman and Governor Iman. It notes his impulsiveness and skill at dodging, while some call him a liar, with Tillman Bailey Hagerman and others referenced as witnesses.
Early in the fall one of two twin brothers living in Madison County Kentucky became demented and was found in a distressed mental state. The incident prompted medical attention and an investigation into the brothers’ welfare.
A two week away Sunday School program advertised in this issue drew public criticism from a prominent local reader who accused the Daily Record of neglecting news. The critic admitted he had read little beyond a prize fight report and baseball results instead.
The piece extols Southwestern farmers who cultivate multiple crops like Malta for stock feed, cotton, cereals, and vegetables, earning higher rewards than peers in the North and East. It contrasts fertile land, abundant yields, and ongoing abundance with the farmer’s enduring contentment that remains steady.
Artesia News reports two canals from the Penasco River near Hope will water thousands of acres between here and Hope. The canals, plus other planned works, aim to reclaim rich land once seen as valueless, attracting settlers and prompting better ties with Hope. A Hope resident asks for water storage facilities to ensure ample supply for all needs.
City of Roswell adopts Ordinance 99 amending Ordinance 26 to regulate real estate brokers. It requires license application and fee, sets penalties for unlicensed sales, and imposes duty on license holders to list employees. Effective upon publication May 13 1907.
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Members of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows gathered in Los Angeles for the California grand lodge's fifty fifth session. It marks the second time the grand lodge met outside San Francisco in 35 years, with last year's meeting held in Cruz following the Francisco fire. Los Angeles area lodges prepared to host visitors as the city with nearby towns supports about 12 lodges and roughly 2200 members.
To real estate men. All property on 5th Street in Roswell is this day taken off the market. 6013.
Jamestown day closes with a water carnival on Hampton Roads as visitors flock from Norfolk. Warships decked with lights, floats, and decorated vessels promise a stunning naval pageant. Exposition near completion with state buildings unfinished and hotels under strain but improving. Prominent figures including Hon. Jas Bryce and Dr. Thomas Nelson Page expected. Elihu Root may speak.
Jamestown Day was observed today in the schools of the capital with special exercises. Several packing societies planned special meetings for this evening. Proclamations for observance were issued by governors of many eastern and southern states.
Jos Labriola the Minitola constable sentenced to execution has a reprieve pending action on a writ of error before the state court of appeals in June. New laws will shift murder punishment away from electrocution and a new electrocuting building stands beside the state prison in Trenton.
In Fargo on May 13 the dispute over Dr. Chandler of Valley City filling a cres seat on the state dental board intensified as a majority oppose Chandler and refuse to recognize his seat. Chandler has hired counsel and the issue likely heads to court.
Memphis welcomes delegates for the Order of Railroad Conductors as the convention nears its start. About 1 009 visitors are reported, including 600 delegates from unions nationwide and around 400 women attending the ladies auxiliary sessions. The inaugural meeting is set for 1 o clock tomorrow afternoon at Italian hall.
Minneapolis hosts a large enthusiastic delegation for the Order of Railroad Telegraphers convention, to be held next week, with the city decorated in honor of the visitors.
For sale or trade notice invites buyers to consider a hotel proposition described as a money maker from the first day onward. Readers are directed to contact Carlton & Bell for details.
Miss Eva Booth commander of the Salvation Army in the United States arrives for a brief visit and will speak on Bridging the Gulf at Central High School. She tours the country with Deputy Commander Kilby and staff, hosted by Lieutenant Colonel Scott in Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma.
Philadelphia May 13 A trade convention of national hosiery manufacturers opened today in Philadelphia attracting leaders from the industry. The gathering aims to discuss standards, pricing, and new production methods shaping the hosiery market.
Classified column listing land scrip, multiple farms, houses, and lots for sale by Carlton Bell and others. Items include 40 feet shelving, 12 vacant South Hill lots, 20 acres with 5-room house and artesian well, 600 acres near Roswell, and a Studebaker buggy. Also notes a rotary drilling machine and open woven wire fence offerings. Additionally mentions a hosiery convention exhibit at Continental Hotel with machinery displays and industry leaders.
Furnished rooms available from H P Hobson 6212. One furnished room at 512 N Lea. New furnished rooms with electric lights nine dollars at 309 N Ky 6213. Two unfurnished rooms at 708 N Pecos or Daniel Drug Co 6213. New furnished housekeeping rooms with gas for cooking twelve dollars at 309 N Ky 62t2.
Carlton and Bell offer loans. Malone partners advertise real estate loan of 1250 dollars. Financing options appear in brief classified notice style.
Great Falls Mont May 13 The end of the world predicted by A W Staunton a once wealthy stockman failed to occur leaving him and eight followers penniless and stranded Staunton believed a May 13 revelation would end all things after selling property for 150 dollars and renting a suburban hilltop house for translation to heaven He remains earnest though admits possible date confusion.
George W Layne, president of the defunct bank of Joplin, is to be tried today on grand larceny charges. Two counts are filed and he is also alleged to have received deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent.
New York May 13 The annual convention of the United Hatters of North America opened this morning with unions from all hat manufacturing centers represented. Sessions will extend several days and much important business will be transacted.
Elizabeth Hollingsworth, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs H Hollingsworth of Mansfield Louisiana, formerly Roswell, died May 6 from whooping cough.
The opening day of a major cotton and textile exposition in the First Regiment armory showcases extensive displays. The American Cotton Manufacturers association oversees the event and will wrap its eleventh annual convention at the Bellevue Stratford on Wednesday and Thursday.
Classified notices seek a lady cook for out of town work with board and $25 monthly pay at Roswell Auto Shop. A stenographer position is offered by M. G. Brown in Brice Texas requiring some experience and salary details in the first letter.
Found item described as on Richardson avenue with a B P O E button. Owner urged to call at the office and pay applicable charges to claim it.
Property within Roswell city limits. Twenty acres well fenced and cultivated. Includes an artesian well, fruit trees, and a six room house. Priced at 3000 dollars or will trade for a good residence. Carlton &
A brief notice inviting any trade proposition to Carlton and Bell. The readable text signals a business solicitation and requests interested parties to present offers or proposals to the named firm.
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