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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
2
A fragment from a political newspaper section discusses newspaper fees and political expectations. It mentions a New Mexico candidate, the Associated Press, and a governor, with general commentary on graft and political fever.
Quote from Springer Stockman notes constant action in New Mexico with focus on Tea Curry’s decisions when he gains control. Emphasizes strategic discussion over steady play and leadership on the ring.
Republican papers argue Hagerman was ousted by unscrupulous graft barons aligned with machine politics led by Springer Stockman a Democrat. The pieces frame the move as a clumsy attempt to curb reform and preserve power.
The column argues the governor, a Democrat, has no quarrel with Democrats involved in recent events. It notes Caieftain’s publication claims alignment with the party’s actions and emphasizes ongoing political tensions and interpretations of the row.
A fragment hints at someone pledging 26.50 in Albuquerque. The talk involves a vet and sensational figures in both the Democratic and Republican camps. The piece notes a struggle within the parties over fundraising and business optimism.
The town of Dexter releases its inaugural paper with a dedicatory edition focusing on local resources and the town’s future progress. The issue signals intent to continue providing news and advancement for Dexter and its surrounding region.
Anitor argues editors should avoid politics and uphold fairness, yet attack Democratic failures when their papers claim Republican allegiance. The piece insists editors judge the line and condemn Socialist influence or dynamite rhetoric in party coverage.
Fragmentary account shows Artesia observing political intrigue with mentions of New Mexico figures, a sense of fear among leaders, and accusations of backroom scheming. The text hints at instability and reputational damage tied to unnamed factions and personalities.
An imported pastor of Rockefeller's church did not deliver this Sunday sermon. He criticized the American press, urging focus on religion education and condemning sensational reporting. The Liverpool preacher warned that the crowd in the good and the bad would be compelled by public opinion.
The writer rails against grand jury records and judge sentences tied to Standard Oil agents and rail industry rebates. He laments editorial constraints and accuses ministers and church leaders of mouth‑shutting money driven by Rockefeller wealth.
Chicago American urges persistent effort and self discipline. Do not quit or doubt, but take action however small. Read, study, save, and invest in independence, education, and mental power through steady work and lifelong striving.
The Albuquerque Journal cites the Santa Fe New Mexican saying a corrupt grafting group remains active in New Mexico. It urges organized reform leagues across counties to counter graft and defend honest government amid recent political changes.
The June Great Southwest Magazine carries Dee Hayne's write up on the recent cattlemen convention at Roswell. The piece notes a shift in view from opposing the plow to recognizing the plowman as essential. The excerpt reflects on changing industry relations.
President Bugbee praised the Panhandle Stockmen’s Association at its eighth annual meeting in Roswell April 16 to 18. Texans and New Mexicans mingled. a Kaffir Corner plea for farmer membership won wide approval. The event featured dry farming expert H. W. Campbell and extensive festivities across Pecos Valley.
A rustic scene describes a plain brand worn by a man as cattlemen drift into town. The sunlit outdoor air frames the image of a timeless mark carried by those who tend cattle and roam the open range.
Madison May 29 intense interest surrounds the eight oared race between Wisconsin and Syracuse on Lake Mendota with a west versus east showdown. Wisconsin boasts the best western eight while Syracuse seeks to maintain eastern supremacy. A four oared race and a Wisconsin St. John's Military academy freshmen race are also scheduled. Coach Ten Eyck expects victory for Syracuse as Wisconsin lines up its strongest eight in history. The event, billed the Wests biggest regatta, was moved from Memorial Day after a Wisconsin veto following a state legislature protest.
The May 30 programme in Denver Colorado features a ten mile endurance race for a championship cup a fifty mile stock car endurance event and several supporting events including seven motor cars and two motorcycle races. Entrants hail from across the Rocky Mountain district.
Geo H. Glover argues for strict food purity and inspection once meat and milk are sold locally, warning against tainted preservatives and disease risk. He notes Fort Collins consideration of an ordinance to inspect all meat and ensure safe milk for children, promoting a square deal for humanity.
Samuel Hopkins Adams surveys Rochester's decade long push for pure milk in McClure's June issue. The municipal program last year saved about 150 lives of children under five at roughly seven dollars and a half per life, a striking cost per life saved.
An article lauds Rochester's pure milk program as life saving for infants. It describes how a municipal Health Bureau built a simple, clean milk system rather than sterilized or processed variants and notes widespread interest from other cities.
The Presbyterian Church in Roswell invites all ladies to a Tuesday 2:30 gathering to plan a Ladies' Exchange. Those unable to attend should notify Mrs Grace Carson of their intention to affiliate.
A splendid hotel proposition advertised as a daily money maker. Also $500,000 to loan on irrigated farms with long time terms and annual interest. payoff privilege. Commissioned by J. B. Herbst, financial agent, and Carl ton & Bell linked to the offer. Legal blanks for sale at the Record Office.
For sale. Bids on the old Baptist church parsonage and lot will be received by the undersigned up to June 1 1907. Right reserved to reject any or all bids. F Divers R H Kemp 62112 Boellner the Jeweler has it cheaper. 87tf LH
Multiple local classified notices list land scrip, dairy cows, a gasoline engine, buggy and harness, vacant lots on South Hill, choice residence lots, 20 acres with a house, an Austin drilling machine, fence materials, 600 acres near Roswell, five acres on South Hill, six tent houses at Spring River Sanitarium, and a 3 room rental on North Main with contact details for Carlton & Bell and Oasis Ranch.
New furnished rooms close in at $9.00 per week. One room with bath available inquire at Payton Drug Co. Call 196 for details.
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