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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1907
Page
2
The notice lists subscription options entered May 19 1903 in Roswell New Mexico under the 1879 act. It specifies daily weekly monthly and yearly rates and advance payment conditions.
A garbled extract presents literary quotes and names, including Goethe and Ram's Horn, with unclear context or connections. The disjointed passages discuss convictions and lamp light as metaphor, offering no clear event or identifiable subject.
Albuquerque Journal notes a proposed boxing match pitting Mesilla Valley Kid Holt against Hudspeth, signaling a potential major bout for the region and boxing fans.
The passage muses on letting the old world follow its own pace while acknowledging persistent voices urging progress and continuity in daily life. It contrasts steadfast custom with evolving ideas without citing specific events or people.
A reflective aphorism on how a person’s love shapes their life and how life in turn reveals their love through their work, suggesting a harmony between inner motive and outward achievement.
The Albuquerque Advertiser notes Governor Hagerman and allies push the Roosevelt square deal concept as the Democrats have long championed for the nation. The piece frames the plan as a bipartisan policy model with broad appeal.
The excerpt notes Hughes of New York denying King a candidacy and Taft unlikely to run unless Fora ker is removed, while Bryan remains unshaken. The lines imply tense party maneuvering and unsettled candidate prospects amid a charged political climate.
The Albuquerque Advertiser notes a man whose hair color is linked to harmonizing Col Max amid ongoing separation from the secret ship of the Bureau of Immigration and public printing.
The public proclamation states that Governor Iry will not listen to or read any complaints or petitions until he has time to review the political situation himself.
The Record states during the legislative session support for eliminating ward palities from public polls and favoring city government by commission along with school management by practical school men.
A fragment from a New Mexico crime or political piece shows figures named Bull Andrews and W H H Lel ewellyn adopting sanctimonious rhetoric. They claim they acted as required, while the surrounding text hints at broader corruption and public outrage.
The Record weighs Llewellya’s likely sway above all gang rivals in the political move to oust the governor. It notes Curry’s appointment role is disputed and questions any man in New Mexico tied to the action.
A retrospective by Parker Earle revisits the Hondo Reservoir, noting stable conditions and familiar themes for readers familiar with prior coverage. The piece emphasizes ongoing relevance and invites continued attention to local water management.
A fragmented quotation attributed to Elbert Hubbard depicts Ali Baba observing pigs and a figure named Clifford King questioning their rooting. The dialogue hints that pigs succeed by forgetting they are pigs, implying wisdom in purposeful effort and self-forgetting.
The editor of the Artesia Advocate states he will let the world run itself for a week due to business pressure. He admits he has not prepared his usual plans and specifications for governing the universe and promises to resume illumination of the paper once the crisis passes.
Fragment summarizes a wartime advisory urging patience and waiting for official counsel before action, implying a cautious stance for the American public during a period of uncertainty. The wording emphasizes awaiting directives and maintaining readiness for future guidance.
A humorist letter defends press choices while detailing irrigation policy for the Hondo project. The plan envisions supplying water to up to 20 000 acres, expanding storage by levees and larger basins, with the United States government funding about $300 000 and selling the complete system to landowners in installments, ultimately transferring ownership to them.
A humorous quip about domestic life cites a husband’s den kept off limits by his wife. The exchange notes the room as the “caziest place” in the house, underscoring the joke about marital control and comfort.
The Earth magazine lauds Parker Earle as a leading horticulture authority and notes the completed Hondo Reservoir ten miles southwest of Roswell. The project's first large storage basin, with capacity around 700 million cubic feet, will irrigate up to 40 000 acres of orchards and grain, supplementing annual mountain rainfall.
The speaker praises a new Roswell System aimed at expanding agriculture and orchards, noting lands can be bought for about forty to fifty dollars per acre. The message, dated Roswell December 1, 1906, heralds lasting honor for planners and anticipates regional development.
A bill in the Douma to abolish drumhead courts martial advances and faces the upper house. Public sentiment demands repeal of a despotic law that last year led to about 1,200 executions and nearly 1,000 imprisonments under the system.
Eight Filipino students at the University of Iowa, aided by Mexican musicians, will present a musical and literary program on campus tonight. The group led by Candido Alcazar, with Hipolito Hernando and Graciano Rico in officer roles, includes Rafael Ungson Domingo San Jose Sotero Paluyut Luis Francisco and Julian Vallarta.
Nearly 500 leading pharmacists from Arkansas gather in Hot Springs for the annual Arkansas Association of Druggists convention. The three day event features talks by pharmacy authorities, with Park Hotel serving as the main delegates’ headquarters and plans to make Hot Springs the permanent meeting site.
The Texas state council of the Knights of Columbus opened its fourth annual session in El Paso and will run through tomorrow. Dallas deputy H. J. Blakeney and Dallas chaplain Rev. Joseph Lynch, with Fort Worth secretary T. P. Fenlon, head the council as it presents an elaborate entertainment program.
The American Air Brake association opened its annual session in Columbus Ohio with about 50 delegates in attendance. The meeting gathers industry leaders to discuss standards and innovations in braking systems and related railway safety.
Boston May 14 Dr Karl Muck conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra sails for Germany with Mrs Muck to spend the summer. He plans a brief engagement in Germany in June then July and August for preparing the next season's program and will return to Boston in September.
Adolf Busch famed brewer of St Louis sails from Forest New York on May 4 for Germany to rest in the Black Forest hoping to restore his health after months of illness.
Railroad men from across the nation converge in Chicago at the Lexington hotel for the International Railway General Foreman’s association convention. The event highlights merit over pretense as participants gather for talks and networking.
Carlton and Bell offer 20 acres inside Roswell city limits. Property contains a six room house, an artesian well, fenced cultivated land, and fruit trees. Asking price 3000 dollars or willTrade for a good residence.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Dreyfus arrested Sarinana on criminal libel charges after a local dispute tied to the Socorro gang. He was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond. the case involves the El Defensor Del Pueblo and Morning Journal articles and political tensions with a gang allied to a New Mexico Republican figure.
A collection of sale notices items include land scrip water barrels bar ros housing lots and homes drilling equipment and vehicles from local advertisers Carlton Bell Oasis Ranch McGaffey and others offering sale and bargain prices with contact cues and addresses across Roswell New Mexico listings show real estate acreage fencing machinery and a motorcycle with prices and terms
Furnished rooms available at multiple addresses including 512 N Lea and 309 N Ky. One desk room on first floor at 121 W 2nd St. Also two unfurnished rooms at 708 N Pecos and a new furnished housekeeping unit with gas at 309 N Ky. Prices range from $9 to $12 monthly.
TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN. CARLTON & BELL. One thousand two hundred fifty dollars on real estate. R L and T H Malone.
Help wanted notices from Hagerman Roswell and Dayton describe openings for cooks and a dining room girl. Positions offer monthly wages from 25 to 40 dollars with board, and inquiries are directed to local businesses in Dayton Hagerman Roswell.
A trade proposition ad from Carlton and Bell promotes their Roswell Trade Directory card as a reliable way to keep a business name before the public. It emphasizes a profitable hotel-related money maker from day one and invites readers to consult Carlton & Bell.
Manuel Sarinana, editor of a newspaper opposed to a local gang, describes threats and an arrest in Socorro New Mexico on May 1 1907. He says authorities bow to the gang’s leader Burbum and details a $1000 bond demanded after he allegedly insulted an Italian bartender. He claims his paper has faced harassment and that the gang operates from the justice of the peace’s saloon, which also hosts gambling.
Charles Whiteman, Roswell New Mexico fire chief, while visiting Kansas City, joined the blaze at the Savoy Hotel. He worked ununiformed until police directed him to a uniform and praised City of Kansas City Fire Department for its performance.
W F White drove to Torrance on Monday to oversee his sheep interests and related agricultural affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jump, parents of Councilman F. M. Jump, departed by auto Tuesday to spend the summer in Corona with their children who live there.
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