Roswell Roswell Daily Record Ad rates 1902 notice
Roswell Daily Record lists business office contact and editorial staff with advertising rates in New Mexico. The 1902 notice shows subscription options, carrier rates, and terms for second class mail under federal law. It reflects early 20th century newspaper operations and price structure.
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New México
Roswell
New Mexico
Congress
AP Language Rights Notice In Newspaper
The document states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republishing all AP dispatched news and local news, with protection for the use of special dispatches. It asserts republication restrictions and reserves all rights.
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Associated Press
Stock Manipulations Involving Morgan Co Leaders
Investigations into J. P. Morgan & Co affairs reach into finance, business, politics and justice. Leaders allegedly bought stocks below market value, a common but profitable practice. Public interest grows as revelations unfold and calls rise for a trusted treasury secretary, echoed by Senator Pwrah’s demand for integrity.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
Pwrah
Caesar
Mooney Trial Vindication and Prohibition Promise
The Mooney trial is described as a farce and California governors are unable to challenge the conviction after fifteen years. The piece notes voters chose leadership to end Prohibition, and asserts the administration is pursuing that goal, while praising public schools for high returns on investment.
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Mooney
California
Shifting Population in 1932 Cities and Farms
Midland Texas Rivarior-Teicaieio notes that 1932 U S city populations fell by over 400000 while farm populations rose by about 1000000 as farm youth fled urban work amid low mood. Decentralization may be underway with uncertain ultimate effects and possible continued migration if prosperity returns.
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Scripp Foundation For Population Research
Midland, Tex
Rivarior-Teicaieio
Measure Your Life by the Work You Do
A compact reflections piece by Rev Roy L Smith urging that life is measured by deeds not titles. It contrasts positions, honors, losses, pains, possessions, and beliefs with saved deeds, relieved pains, accumulated ideas, appreciated things, and developed character.
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Roy L. Smith
Army Polo Team Plans Arrival For NM Military Institute Game
The Army Polo team is expected to arrive by plane Friday or Saturday to play the New Mexico Military Institute polo team in town. An invitation has been extended to attend the Institute final ball, and the team will likely stay for it.
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ARMY
New Mexico Military Institute
Lost mariner on Peconic bay seeks return with island family secret
Bart Burgess is marooned in a catboat fifty miles from his Long Island home. Ingy Warren and a red canoe lure him toward Port England where a girl hints at a family secret while a boy and a carpenter help prepare for a possible return. Bart senses unseen ties linking the island, the girl Alice, and Welterman’s Bay.
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Sinopsis
Bart Burgess
Peconic Bay
Long Island
Wyattville
Ingalls Frederick Warren
Ingy
Bart
Ben
Alice
Warren
Carthage
Port England
Lone Wolf
Davis
Abner
Abel
Part
Ararat
Nataland
Mr. Davis
Baileys
Bayley
Hire One Operator for Hair Tinting, Warns Writer
Antoinette Donnelly warns readers about frequent problems from tinting, bleaching, or dyeing hair. She urges sticking with one trusted operator to avoid inconsistent shades and lasting damage, likening it to commitment in matrimony and advising against reckless experimentation.
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Tideborn Porteus
Antoinette Donnelly
Imbibing Like a Gentleman W C T U Column
A W C T U column lampoons Harvard students debating alcohol. A wet newspaper says drinking should be allowed if done 'like a gentleman' but not boisterous, with bottles, broken furniture, or fights. It warns that gentleness fades as habit forms, citing scripture on the bite of drink.
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Harvard
Christian Endeavor World
Deaths Last Night AP Wire Norwalk San Diego Los Angeles
Death notices from The Associated Press list Edward J. Thomas 62 publisher of the Norwalk Hour, W F Gross prominent theatrical agent formerly, and E Gail Patterson general manager and assistant publisher of the Los Angeles Daily News. The excerpt also includes an ad for The New Plymouths at The New Low Prices by Lowrey Auto Company and a fragment from a Wallace Irwin piece about a family and an eel man, noted as continued tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Norwalk
Conn
Edward J. Thomas
San Diego
W. F. Gross
Los Angeles
E. Gail Patterson
Laiiy News
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Sea Bear
Herbert W. Weet
Rochester
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Teade Stang
Gors
Folly Island
W.C.T.U
Lowrey Auto Company
Caph Hen
Captain
Wallace Irwin
Ward’s
Ward’s Meadowlark Hotel
Fey Ds
Heer
Cnber
Ward
Oxfords
Goodyear
Montgomery Ward & Co
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