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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1905
Page
4
Bert Roby visited from Artesia on Saturday and many neighbors from Lake Arthur Dexter Hagerman and Roswell moved in and out for errands and social calls. Numerous residents headed to Artesia Carlsbad Hagerman and beyond with mentions of business trips and family visits amid a bustling Roswell scene.
The program lists events from May 23 to May 25 including parades, baseball, tennis, guard mount, battalion reviews, graduations, and diplomas. Key figures include Cadet R. H. Crews, Judge Wm. H. Pope, Col. Jas. W. Willson, and Adjutant Mark D. Nave. Changes to the schedule may occur.
Judge Pope handled district court sessions with the Hardwick and Lockwood dispute against E E Lockwood and others. A Bedell Daniel suit against Carmacks was dismissed at plaintiff cost. An order approved discharge of garnishees Citizens' National Bank and Oliver Pepperson in a separate Southern Car Manufacturing dispute.
A Boston Transcript verse extols a charming Japanese figure, noting his neat attire, amiable smile, and nonconfrontational manner. The lyric admires his grace, politeness, and potential to win laurels for Japan, portraying him as pleasant and refined rather than combative.
The article advises a vigorous digestion as the key to warding off old age. It recommends eating food suited to age and occupation and taking Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets to correct stomach disorders. It notes the tablets help those with weak stomachs or indigestion and directs that they are for sale by all dealers.
C. C. Gearhart and C. F. Cadwallder of Wichita Kansas departed Sunday morning after prospecting in the Valley. They praise the country and say they will report remarkable truths about the Pecos Valley when they return home. They offer to pay the fare of any friends who come to the Valley and do not find things as represented.
The ad touts banking as essential to commerce and urges readers to open an account and pay by check. It promotes Citizens' National Bank as sound and counts among its depositors the region's leading businesspeople, inviting the reader to join them.
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