Roosevelt Examines Berlin Public Institutions
Berlin May 13 Mr Roosevelt with Burgomaster Kirchmer toured Buch a Berlin suburb where about fifteen hundred worn out workers are maintained at public expense He attended a luncheon with Ambassador Hill and did not endorse Taft. He denied writing letters favoring a New York gubernatorial candidate.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Kirchmer
Buch
Denmark
Ambassador Hill
Taft
New York
Old Stetsons Made New at Practical Hatter
A. E. Lindner's Practical Hatter advertises refurbishing old Stetson hats next to Rand Central Hotel. Service location details point to a local Texas shop. the notice highlights hat repairs and new fittings available for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Lindner’s
Practical Hatter
Rand Central Hotel
Local Traveler Arrives to Help at Mrs Lumpkin’s Farm
A visitor to the region arrived last night to assist with farm duties at Mrs Lumpkin’s property located between Hagernan and Greenfield, staying several days to oversee work and care for the farm ministries.
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Merly
Mrs. Lumpkin
Hagernan
Greenfield
Auction Sale At Public Auction May 14 1:30 P M
Public sale of household articles on Main and Second streets includes 2 bedroom sets 3 picture frames 1 stand table 2 tubs 6 chairs 1 safe 1 clock 1 coal oil can 1 extension table 1 kitchen table 1 cook stove 1 sewing machine. Auctioneer T E Harrison. Owner H C Owen. Also brief notices on Vert Heaton post surgery and Ed Williams Jr adenoids operation from Price & Company sources.
Barber Shop to Rent Good proposition to the right man
Barber shop space available for rent with a favorable offer to a suitable tenant. Address inquiries to post office box 2, Lakewood, N. M. 58th mT pe. We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and kindness during our recent illness and death of our beloved son and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood, N. M
Til lton Family Visit Declared In Albuquerque Report
George S. Ramsey of Albuquerque arrived this morning from a trip down the road, signaling a family notice of local travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Ramsey
Albuquerque
Kansans eye Pueblo irrigation congress with old allies
Pueblo news recalls two western Kansas figures long active in politics and irrigation. A. W. Stubbs of Kansas City and former District Judge Samuel W. Vandivert of New Jersey plan to attend the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress session in Pueblo, September 26 to 30, 1910, highlighting past allied efforts in Salt Lake City and Topeka.
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Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
Kansas
Boon
National Irrigation Congress
Salt Lake City
A. W. Stubbs
Kansas City
W. R. Stubbs
Samuel W. Vandivert
New Brunswick
New Jersey
New York City
A. W Stubbs
Santa Fe
Haskell County
Congress
Topeka
Houses of Representatives
Statehouse
Geo. L. Douglas
Chicago
Statehouse Square
Stubbs
Supreme Court
Republi
Cans
Chester I. Long
United States
Kansan
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Vandivert
Kinsley
Valley of Content
New York
R. H. Faron
Board of Control
Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress
Irrigation Congress
Mike’ Sutton
Dodge City
Virginia Travelers Convene in Staunton May Convention
Staunton Virginia May 13 commercial drummers from the Old Dominion take a day off for the State Convention of the Travel guards Protective Association. The session will continue through tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Old Dominion
Travelee’s Protective Association
Landsain Perkins Damage Suit Ends in Hung Jury
A Landsain Perkins damage case concluded with a hung jury after the panel failed to reach a verdict, leading to dismissal of the jury. The court then moved to Morrison Brothers & Company versus Eastern Railway Company of New Mexico, a damages claim for alleged delays in shipment. T. H. Malone, W. Wood and Sam Copeland were excused from further jury service for good cause.
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Landsain-Perkins
Gfourt
Morrison Brothers & Company
Eastern Raily Company
New Mexico
T. H. Malone
W. . Wood
Sam Copeland
Moving to a New Mitchell Rooming House Advertises Clean Rooms
A notice lists the Mitchell Rooming House at 109 N. Va. Ave as moving to new, clean premises under proprietor F. Hadder with phone 474. 5616 A. Woodruff and daughter visit from the wet county area for a funeral in Roswell. Also referenced is a stockholders meeting for The Roswell Cement and Plaster Company on May 20 1910 at ten o clock A.M. with proxy rules and written proxies required.
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Mitchell Rooming House
N. Va. Ave
New Movement
F. Hadder
Phome
A. Woodruff
Miss Is
Lorna McKinstry
Ecord
Roswell
Roswell Gun Club Holds Special Shoot at Slaughter Farm
A small crowd gathered for a Roswell Gun Club shoot at the Slaughter farm east of town yesterday. Scores included Bassett 50 32 Saunders 70 44 Cobb 50 48 Wood Saunders 50 37 Montgomery 2F 16 Akers 2b 2 Swartzstrauber 25 10. The regular club shoot is set for tomorrow afternoon with a full attendance hoped for.
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Roswell
B. H. Bassett
H. P. Saunders
W. F. Cobb
Wood Saunders
Cc. F. Montgomery
Mr. Akers
Swartzstrauber
Mrs A H Rockafellow Named Assistant Postmaster
Mrs A H Rockafellow wife of the postmaster has been appointed as sistant postmaster and will take up her duties later Robert Kellahin the former postmaster remains in the office assisting the new postmaster in the details Miss Nina Rockafellow is at the registered letter window temporarily Record Want Ads Result Bringers
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A. H. Rockafellow
Robert Kellahin
Nina Rockafellow
Ballinger Charges Conspiracy Against Him
Secretary Ballinger testifies before the Ballinger Pinchot committee claiming a conspiracy to remove him from public life. He cites an anonymous pamphlet circulated in his favor and alleges distribution under Gifford Pinchot’s name, while noting evidence presented through March eighteenth.
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Washington
Ballinger
Ballinger-Pinchot Committee
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot Addresses Warren at General Federation Session
Reports from committees filled the morning at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Warren Ohio. A conversation session was planned for later in the day.
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Cincinnati O
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Milburts welcome home newborn daughter in east Second Street
Mr and Mrs Milburts of east Second street rejoice at the arrival of a daughter. Grandpa W H Crawford is described as the happiest of all in the family announcement.
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Mrs. Milbur
East Second Street
W. H. Crawford
New Songs and a New Singer at Baptist Church Meeting
The new song books for the Sellers-McDowell meetings arrive for the Baptist church events from May 15 to 29. The chorus choir will meet at the church Saturday at 8 PM to meet Mr. E. O. Sellers and learn the new songs.
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Sellers-McDowell
The
Baptist Church
E. O. Sellers
Choir to Open with Singers at Sunday Meeting
A saying of Talmage frames the event as the large choir begins regular work at the opening Sunday morning meeting. Besides the chorus, Mr. E. O. Sellers will sing solos at every service and assist in general during the meetings.
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Talmage
E. O. Sellers
Patriotic Society Meets in New York to Consider Changes
The general court of the Founders' and Patriots' Society of America convened in New York on May 13. Members discussed proposed amendments to the order's constitution and governing rules.
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New York
General Court of the Founders’ and Patriots’ Society of America
Searcys Announce Birth of Fourth Daughter
Mr and Mrs A G Searcy of South Main street announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday night Read the Record Want Ads.
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A. G. Searcy
South Main Street
Sale Notice: Work Horses Cows Hay Machinery
A fragmentary sale notice lists three work horses, fresh cows, and hay machinery offered by PF A' Criter 6t d 3tw. Details and location are unclear from the text.
Pine Lodge Grand Opening At Capitan Foothills
Pine Lodge summer resort prepares for a bigger and better opening next Saturday in the Capitan mountains area. Manager P O Poulson reports enhanced accommodations and winter improvements, with a one fare round trip of five dollars. The annual ball and other attractions promise evening entertainment and a draw for local youths. For details, ask Parsons.
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Pine Lodge
Capitan Mountains
P. O. Poulson
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Roswell Gas Co. ‘‘Sweet, the
Coal Man
T. E. Harrison
H. C. Owen
Vert Heaton
St Mary’s Hospital
Gerlen Hose
Enterprise Hdw. Co
Ed Williams, Jr
Price & Company
Tillotson
Virginia Travelers
Hammocks
Perkins
Saginaw, Mich
Lower Peninsula
C. C. Lumpkin
Owensboro, Ky
Hew
Pauline Spkin
Pittsburg
F. C. Smith
Mary A. Cobean
Record Office
Pegos Valley
Joycs Piuit CO
Roswell’s
Stine Shoe CO
P. M
Pinchot
Warren
Patriotic Society
Liggett’s Candies
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Foxall
Zink
Toeheel
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