Roswell daily social notes and comings goings
A stream of visitors and residents travel between Roswell and nearby towns including Dexter Hagerman Hagerman Carlsbad Artesia and Texarkana. People attend ball games commencements religious meetings and visits with friends while several relocate work or home. Notables include J B Formwalt S Totzek Dr Charles Thomas and Mrs C C Young among others. Major movements involve cattle shipments from Roswell to Bovina and real estate transfers such as C L Higday selling a Mountain View residence to Joe N Akin for 1500.
New Mexico Military Institute Commencement Schedule
Details of the exercises show Thursday May 25 with a company inspection at 9:00 am and 8:30 am publication of lists and granting of furloughs. The order may change as needed by COL Jas W Willson, Superintendent, and Adjutant Mark D Nave. Also notes deeds filed for record and Alameda Water Company stock and water rights open for subscription. Carlsbad tunnel work disrupts water supply but was restored after effort.
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Jas. W. Willson
Carlsbad
Pennsylvania Democrats Convene in Harrisburg Lyceum Theatre
The Democratic state convention meets in Harrisburg at the Lyceum Theatre, called to order after 12 o clock by State Chairman Hall. It will nominate candidates for judge of the Superior Court and State Treasurer.
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Hall
Superior Court
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association Opens Annual Convention
A large attendance gathered in Columbus today for the opening of the annual Georgia Pharmaceutical Association convention. The meeting continues through tomorrow with business sessions and entertainment features arranged by the local druggists' association.
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Georgia Druggists
Columbus
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Druggists’ Association
Probate final account filed in estate of Martha Talcock
In Probate Court John T. Stone files his final account as administrator of Martha Talcock, deceased. For rent upstairs room for a gentleman, 212 N. Penn Ave. Invalids need not apply. Mrs. H. G. Ingersoll moved today to her new home on Kentucky Avenue.
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Dessie Crosdale
R. Harris
John T. Stone
Martha Talcock
N. Penn
Ale
Kentucky Avenue
Ohio Republicans Name Candidates At State Convention
Columbus May 23 With Senator Dick and followers in control the Republican state convention named candidates for Governor and adopted a party platform Secretary Taft acted as temporary and then permanent chairman His Taft address was the session feature The platform will oppose tariff revision and is noncommittal on railroads while generally approving Roosevelt on railway discrimination Governor Herrick seeks renomination and several names are mentioned for Lieutenant governor.
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Taft
Herrick
Roosevelt
Kansas City cattle and sheep market report May 24
Cattle receipts about 10 000 with 1 600 southern. Prices down 1 to 1.5 cents. Kansas City bids include native steers 1060 to 1615, southern steers 300 to 525, stockers 325 to 450, western fed steers 425 to 600, calves 300 to 550. Sheep receipts 7009, market steady to 10 cents lower with muttons 4.00 to 5.75, lambs 7.35, range wethers 4.65 to 5.40, fed ewes 4.25 to 5.75. Chicago reports cattle receipts 25 000, market 1 5e lower. good to prime steers 5.60 to 6.65, cows 2.40 to 5.00, heifers 2.50 to 5.40, calves 3.00 to 6.25. sheep 20 000, market steady. wethers 4.75 to 5.25, mixed 3.50 to 4.50, native lambs 5.00 to 6.00, western lambs 5.50 to 7.50. St. Louis wool firm, unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Hotel Richards and Nearby Farm Wildlife Offerings
Short time only sale listing Hotel Richards at 214 East Fifth Street with 48 by 150 feet lot and a separate 5 acre suburban home offering including a new six room house outhouses 275 two year old apple trees and 50 peach varieties with one acre alfalfa perpetual water right located one mile east of Military Institute on College Boulevard offered now for less money than ever. Presbyterian Prayer Meeting at the Presbyterian church will be omitted this Wednesday night due to commencement at N M M S. John H Dills Esquire arrived from She man Texas to visit his son Lucins Dills, a longtime local resident and former legislator noted for Civil War treason trial history. He plans to contribute articles about our town and the Texas Farm.
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Richards
East Fifth Street
Military Institute
College Boulevard
John H. Dills
Sheman
Texas
Lucins Dills
Dills
Kentucky
Tillis
Banks Powering Nation Through Sound Banking
The piece extols banks as essential, urging businesslike conduct. It highlights Citizens' National Bank as a sound institution with prominent business minds among its depositors and invites readers to open an account and pay by check.
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Citizens’ National Bank
Notice to Contractors Artesia school board bids on brick and store building
Notice to contractors for the erection and completion of a six room brick and store school building at Artesia New Mexico bids due by 12 M June 2 1905. bids must include a $500 certified check and enter into contract and bond within 14 days if awarded. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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Artesia School Board
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Baby
Dexter
S. Totzek
Lakewood
Roswell
L. R. Smith
Charles Thomas
Arte ‘Sia
Co. R. Richie
Harry Hamilton
Artesia
Jim Mayfield
George Faurot
L. H. Burd
Hagerman
C. C. Young
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Thomas W. Rogers
J. M. Faggard
Portales
F. Bowen
Frank Anderson
George W. Slaughter
Bovina
H. Menn
R. L. Malone
J. L. Graham
M. A. Holt
J. C. Maxwell
Wichita
B. C. Meeker
Wyatt
Sonora
Tex
C. L. Higday
Mountain View
Joe N. Akin
Pat Patrick
Mr. Patrick
James Eblen
Tate, Tenn
Carland
H. L. Birney
Clarence Davisson
Sam B. Smith
E. B. Stone
W. J. McGowan
Denver
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Victor Fuel Co
Lee Hardin
Guyman
J. W. Shirey
Corsicana
Hereford
D. F. Lyman
Bosess
Pearl Cazier
Geo Cazier
James E. Caldwell, Jr
Nashville Tenn
W. G. Hamilton
J. P. White
W. J. Westover
el Paso
U. S
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Texarkana
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E. F. Vanderstucken
A. J. Winkler
Chris Riesen
Fort Worth
Carlos Clancy
Santa Rosa
W. D. Tucker
Vera O’kelley
Amarillo
Emma bBryant
QO. R. Tanner
the Military Institute
Government Land Office
Lafayette J. Beard
W. C. Peercy
Weatherford
J. W. Denton
Stanford, Tex
S. W. Jones
Mrs. F. Jones
Thei
Mankito
Minn
G. H. Davisson
Emmett Faulkner
Byron Yount
Richard Lang
Valter
A. Gj Osborn
Wichita, Kan
Olive Edinbrook
Dora Caldwell
Benton Harbor
Mich
B. M. Hall
U. S. Geological Survey
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Honda Reservoir
Mr. Hall
John Mahan
W. H. Godair
Pecos
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New Mexico Military Institute
Mark D. Nave
F. P. Gayle
Lake Arthur
Charles L. Higday
R. P. Bean
H. O. Mason
Township
E. A. Cahoon
Margery A. Pool
Charles A. Pool
Wm. G. Skillman
Edward J. Glover
Alameda Water Company
East Third Street
Alameda Heights
South Spring Station
Eters of
Eal Estate
Seven Rivers
Lakewood N. M
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Faurd
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MS Blook
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Havana
the Bachelor
E. C. Jeffress
McCord.Collins Company
West Texas
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Arizona
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Ohio Republicans
Plete
Republican State Convenation
Presbyterian Prayer Meeting
Presbyterian Church
Citizens National Bank
Corner 4Th & Main Streets
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Roswell Fardware Co
Morrow & Tannehill
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Sherwin-Williams
tingerman-Felix
Roowall
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Shipping Point
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First National Bank
the School Board of Artesia Schol
J. M. Nelson & Co. Architects
Roswell, N. M
C. E. Biles
Artesia, N. M
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Alameda Green House
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