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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
2
A fragment from the Roswell Daily Record provides limited readable text about a local item. Entities, dates, and concrete facts are not discernible in the provided excerpt.
A mixed market overview warns that wool prices rise amid London sales and speculative demand, with buyers facing high costs to move new clips to manufacturers. Analysts urge cool heads, noting easy credit may fuel the surge but uncertainty remains as the zoous market outlook is unclear. The piece contrasts this with routine local ads for goods and livestock, urging prudent buying and patience amid volatile prices.
The wool situation excites Boston markets as agents report aggressive buying for new wools. Prices soar with Wyoming clips at 23c and Montana wools at 24c to 25c, while buyers rush to secure goods despite cost.
In weeks of naval reports on the Russian fleet moves no guess is made about Togo. The Japanese act without boasting of plans or explanations afterward. A Rabbi in Albuquerque is set to conduct services in a Presbyterian church while visiting, and a Baptist minister will speak at the Jewish temple in his absence. Western Jews are broadly minded yet retain individuality.
An exploding lamp started a small blaze in a one room building behind the Jaffa-Prager store, used as a rooming house. At ten last night an alarm woke fire crews. citizens with water buckets put out the flames before the department arrived. Damages were a burned table, ruined bed clothes, and a burned window. The building is owned by E. F. Hardwick.
Ground floor unit at 121% W. Second Street. Lucius Davis, Agent. tf
Several help and trade notices collected from the Record Office: a cook wanted with good wages at 210 S Kentucky. a man’s ticket to Chicago via the Record Office. a second hand buggy and harness offered at 507 N Mo Ave. a trade for a pair of large mules for a pair of horses at 902 N P with phone 6613. a farm hand able to handle water at Allen, New Mexico. and two furnished rooms for light housekeeping to rent at the Record Office with contact 671f.
The ad claims Herbine treats indigestion dyspepsia regulate bowels cure liver and kidney complaints and act as a blood enricher. R N Andrews Cocoa and Rockledge News endorses it saying it benefited his family. Sold by Pecos Valley Drug Co.
For Sale or Trade a well drilling machine from St Louis with a six horsepower portable gasoline engine. All complete and in good running order. Apply to G D Stewart at 708 Penn avenue.
Bloomington Illinois hosts the annual state convention of the United Commercial Travelers of America with opening session in Odd Fellows hall and a ball at the Coliseum. Reports show the order in satisfactory condition and officers to be elected tomorrow to serve the coming year.
LOST. On Main street, a brown old overcoat left at Record Office with reward offered. LOST. Horse and buggy valued, horse mare, branded square O on right hip, eight years old. Reward paid on return to I. J. Abernathy, 14½ miles south of town.
D R Byrnes of Doversville Texas says the liniment cured a severely bruised leg after 14 days in bed and calls it the best medicine for bruises. The product priced 25c 80c and 1.00 is sold by Pecos Valley Drug Co. W R Allison of Carlsbad returned from a business trip through Iowa.
On Monday May 22 1905 the dog wagon will gather up and impound all dogs with unpaid taxes. All dog owners are notified to call on the Mar shal and pay the tax required by ordinances FE F 6614.
Mrs Josie Sumner of Bremond Texas writes on April 15 1902 that Ballard's Snow Liniment has served her family for three years and she regards it as the best liniment she has ever used Pecos Valley Drug Co offers it in 25 50 cent and 1.00 sizes.
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