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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
3
G T and Sparks advertise as contractors builders offering painting and paper hanging services from P O Box 566 459 East Fifth Street.
The wool market favors no steep drop in good clips with optimistic western growers and cautious buyers amid limited western transactions and a strong London market. Separately a parable on child development emphasizes that American children ask questions early, and parental patience fuels learning and self directed inquiry.
Oldest Roswell lumber yard Roswell Lumber Co offers building materials and paint. Kemp Lumber Co promotes lumber shingles and related goods on East 4th Street with a customer friendly message.
W P Wood announces tailor made suits and cleaning and pressing services at 118 North Main Street with phone 409. The notice emphasizes local tailoring offerings and contact information for customers seeking garments care.
Robert Ballard identified as the Reliable Transfer man, based downtown at phone number 224 with residence phone 426.
Market observers note a slow, bearish start for buyers this season but highlight strong wool growers standing and western bankers backing the industry. Confidence from lenders supports owners amid aggressive buyer tactics and economic headwinds.
Rev. Dr. Aked of the Rockefeller church argues that a child’s curiosity drives learning and questions. He contrasts English nursery rules with a child’s need to understand, urging parents to guide the mind and avoid blocking inquiry. A courtroom notice from Chaves County, New Mexico, details a mortgage sale of land to satisfy debts, with sale dates to follow if not settled.
The American Association of Transportation and Car Accounting Officers, which was to meet in St Paul today, postpones the annual convention to June 25 to allow members to attend other railroad meetings this week.
W. M. Bevers arrived home after a several week absence spent traveling across Texas. His absence was noted by friends and he was welcomed back with enthusiasm as he resumed his regular routines.
The article recalls Senator Edmund G. Ross who opposed Johnson's removal after full evidence review, facing exile but preserving the nation's integrity. It notes his later roles from Kansas publisher to New Mexico governor, and frames his stance as a catalyst for saving the country. It also describes Forest Service land boundaries and homesteading rules in western national forests, outlining policy on excluding land unsuitable for forest purposes and encouraging settlement under the 1906 act.
Nearly one million acres in Washington Oregon California and Wyoming are released from temporary withdrawal by the Interior Department at the Forest Service request. The tracts will open to settlement late July and entry in August with previous releases totaling about three million acres in two months. Areas include lands near San Jacinto and Mt Rainier National Forests and adjacent Washington National Forest land.
Fragmentary note states an $800 price for a 110 item on Main Street and urges sale within the next few days, mentioning Carl ton and Befl.
Several hundred delegates from nearly every state gathered at the Calvary Baptist church in Washington for the opening session of the American Baptist Mission Society convention. The meeting marks the seventy fifth anniversary of the society.
The New Haven Polo club begins a ten day tournament in New Haven Conn with many leading eastern players. Participants include most who attended the Taconic club meet in Hartford last week.
The Oklahoma and Indian Territory Millers Association will hold its annual convention in Oklahoma City on Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates will submit thorough reports on the wheat crop and discuss other matters of interest to millers and grain dealers.
For sale 20 acres inside Roswell city limits. Fenced and cultivated with an artesian well, fruit trees and a six room house. Offered at 3000 dollars or trade for a good residence. Carlton and Bell.
The International Railway Steam Boiler Makers Association and the American Master Steam Boiler Makers Association held a joint session in Cleveland on May 21.
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