Jas. Lloyd Thompson Surveying Ad
Surveying designing and drafting. Concrete work a specialty. All work guaranteed. Office room 9 Garst Building. 12126.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
3
Surveying designing and drafting. Concrete work a specialty. All work guaranteed. Office room 9 Garst Building. 12126.
See me before you build. My estimates are based on 25 years experience. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 107. Garr & Sparks. Painting and paper hanging. P. O. Box 566 459 E. 5th.
Jaffa, Prager & Co and Joyce-Pruit Co announce a large Southwest supply house offering dry goods, clothing, groceries and ranch supplies. They operate wholesale and retail, highlighting extensive inventories in the region.
Ros Drug and Jewelry Co promotes itself as Roswell’s oldest drug store and highlights its up to date life insurance offerings from All Capital Life Insurance Co. Horace A Lay is listed as manager.
Roswell Second Hand Store opens at 300 feet west of depot on N Main, offering new and used furniture from Hills & Rogers. Phone 69. House and hotel listings accompany the ad in this period notice.
A humorous sketch about a storied Albuquerque figure described as a founder and public-spirited journalist, his exploits from the South Seas to the Weather Bureau, and the fading almanac relic. The article then shifts to gamblers' superstitions at the track, detailing beliefs of cross eyed and blind individuals, graveyards, ladders, red headed tips, and a barber’s fatal wager, concluding with Wall Street mood swings and a man hawking a $6,000 car for $1,800.
The Roswell Produce and Seed Co announces a catalog offering all kinds of field and warden seed. Farmers are invited to request the catalogue to review available varieties and pricing.
Advertisement notes Peelers Shoe Store as exclusive dealer with Peters and Stetson shoes on sale. Limited details provided about specials or promotions.
Harry Morrison markets leading jewelry line with watches diamonds china and silverware. Il Boelmer touts Roswell's best jeweler with cut glass and hand painted china. Feinberg offers a wide jewelry assortment and watch repairs with guaranteed work.
PECOS VALLEY LUMBER promotes lumber shingles doors cement paints and glass. ROSWELL LUMBER CO claims to be the oldest yard in town. KEMP LUMBER CO invites customers for lumber shingles and more on East 4th Street.
Dr. C. L. Parsons serves as manager for Roswell Tent City and Sana Torium Incorporated, outlining the business leadership in the local lodging and facility operation.
Robert Ballard listed as reliable transfer man with downtown phone 224 and residence phone 426.
The note urges Roswell and surrounding irrigation districts to join Carlsbad's July 3 to 5 celebration. It aims to boost Roswell's representation with a display of upper Valley products and coordinated travel rates, highlighting attendance by government officials including Secretary Garfield.
An advertising notice promotes genuine clothing from W. P. Wood as the solution to counterfeit goods. The copy urges customers to compare counterfeit and genuine items and suggests Wood supplies authentic, tailor made apparel.
A humorous portrait traces Em from chief clerk on telegraph lines in New Mexico to adjutant general and colonel of the New Mexico National Guard. He suppresses uprisings in Tesuque Lamy and Wiggins Crossing, serves as register of the US land office, helps separate territories from public funds, and earns praise for frugal governance and public-spirited service.
A seven year old bay gelding, weight about 1500 pounds and 16 hands high, with black mane and tail. Described as fine style and action, proven as a getter of colts of fine size and style.
A vivid account of a Wall Street panic in a New York financial hub, detailing crowds at the Waldorf cafes and corridors as speculation frenzy hits its peak. The piece notes the era’s grim humor and cites William Allen Johnston on uptown Wall Street's infamous event.
5 acres of splendid land within one block of Main Street offered for 800 dollars. Investment promises to beat 12 percent interest. Carlton and Bell advertise legal blanks of all kinds for sale at the Record Office.
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