Death of Little Richard Barnett in Roswell
The thirteen and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Barnett died of appendicitis after a week’s illness. He was a pupil at Roswell public schools, attended Presbyterian Sunday School, and joined the Presbyterian church in January. The funeral, conducted by E E Lukens, will be held at his home and interment in South Side Cemetery with Eastern Star decorations. The family and friends deeply regret his untimely passing.
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Rchard Barnet
Barnett
Stucky Avenue
Eal
E. Lukens
South Side
Eastern Star
Roswell
Presbyterian Unday School
Isbyterian Church
We Are Moving Today Price & Co Social
Mrs Kendrick and Mrs Morrow hosted a successful move event yesterday afternoon and evening. Mrs Graham greeted guests as Guild members assisted with tea, coffee, and refreshments. Miss Hinson provided music and Mr Paylor sang. Bishop Kendrick visits the city until Wednesday.
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Price & CO
Margaret Hinson
Mr. Paylor
Bishop Kendrick
Pastor lauds anti-gambling ordinance by city council
Rev. C. E. Lukens of the Presbyterian church praises the city council for passing the anti gambling measure and urges stopping society gambling in private homes as well. He says gambling in saloons and houses differs only by motive and vows support for a city wide order. Southern M E church adopts similar resolutions unanimously. full text to be printed tomorrow.
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Presbyterian Church
C. E. Lukens
Rev
Ukens
Roset
Order of Things
Hearst hires ex Governor Black for crime end in Hearst mayoralty bid
Clarence J. Shearn announces ex Governor Frank E. Black will lead the criminal phase of Hearst's mayoralty contest litigation. Black to work with Attorney General Mayer in rapid investigations already under way. The plan emphasizes a key line of inquiry developed recently.
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New York
Clarence J. Shearn
Wm. R. Hearst
Frank E. Black
Hearst
Black
Geeral Mayer
Cial
Shearn
Ingersoll's Book Store Advertisement Fragment
An OCR fragment hints at a sale or promotion from Ingersoll's Book Store offering savings. It mentions money saving and casting fall, referencing a catalog or sale period on or around a date labeled 24tf, with unclear phrasing.
Joint Statehood Meeting Gathers 320 in Tucson
In Tucson Arizona a joint statehood meeting drew 320 participants to form the Joint Statehood Association. A dispatch to President Roosevelt urged support for joint statehood, signed by a chairman named Charles.
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Statehood League
Arizona
Tucson
Ariz
Joint Statehood Association
Roosevelt
Chamacter
Chas
Fraternal Union meeting and officers to be elected
Members of the Fraternal Union of America are asked to attend the regular meeting on Wednesday evening November 22 at 7 30 in the K P Hall. Election of officers and important business to transact. Also notes city engineer Lucius Dills surveying oil fields with plans to move to town if wealthy and start a newspaper to stay busy.
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Fraternal Union of America
K. of P. Hall
Lucius Dills
Bath
Mystery Travel Ad Says Buy Ticket North or East
A fragmented ad copy suggests a prompt to buy an R. A. ticket with a promise to save half. The legible line mentions movement toward the north or east and a partial contact number 2411. The text is terse and not fully reliable as a standalone notice.
Portraits and supplies advertised for holiday rush
A suggestion to have portraits made at Waltons Studio before the holiday rush, featuring the latest card novelties and mountings. Also a note from Kemp Lumber Co on Redwood Tanks and Troughs and inviting talks on merits, at East Fourth Street.
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Walton
Kemp Lumber CO
East Fourth Street
Three big bears on sale at Pecos Valley Meat Market
Pecos Valley Meat Market advertises three big bears on sale with a hurry-up push. A messy mix of historical items includes a note about British sailors in New York and a Roswell meat peddling license notice.
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Pecos Valley
Canton Chevaliers called to meeting on Sunday night
Fragmented notice from Canton calling Chevaliers of Dan Wildey to a meeting at a specified time amid urgent matters. The item includes extraneous 1905 era references and a long unrelated financial testimony segment about insurance companies and political contributions.
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Agas
Ministerial Union Adopts Resolutions Endorsing City Council Action
The Ministerial Union of the city has adopted resolutions approving the action of the city council in pro.
Notice Real Estate Men Pecos Valley Off Market
Property owner announces all real estate in the Pecos Valley is removed from the market. Dated November 20, 1995. Signed by Yater.
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Pecos Valley
Yater
Notice of withdrawn real estate listing in Chaves county
We the undersigned Haynes and Bonney notify all real estate men that all our property in Chaves county is withdrawn from the market. If work done by W. W. Petty is guaranteed first class. Capt. Simpson is a good finisher.
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W. W. Petty
Capt. Simpson
Chaves County
Haynes & Bonney
Concert Postponed by Bad Weather Tonight
The concert at the First M. and Church, planned for tonight, has been postponed until next Tuesday due to bad weather.
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M. & Church
Ingersoll's Book Store Ticket Sale Newsnote
Tickets to Chicago St Louis Kansas City and other points north and east offered. Save half by seeing 25th at Ingersoll's Book Store.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Ingersoll’s Book
Eagles Plan Grand Ball and Supper at Ganlheur Hall
The Eagles announce a grand ball and supper on Thursday evening at their hall in Ganlheur Block. No expense will be spared to ensure success and a large crowd is expected. All Eagles and friends are invited.
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Ganlheur
Cement Sidewalks Contract Notice
Do not let contract before seeing W. W. Petty. He is still in the business and will guarantee all work and uses very best material and plenty of cement. 93 if.
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W. W. Petty
Notice Cement Work Guaranteed by W W Petty
Mrs George Carier suffers an abscess from a wisdom tooth and is confined to her room. A local meat maker will operate in connection with groceries. Phone 220 for cashier wants. Also a cheap unsigned notice to Memphis via Amarillo offering at Record office. Lost or Strayed bald faced horse branded GIP to Star Bakery.
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George Carier
F. F Stone
Memphis
Tenn
Amarillo
Tex
Social luncheon at Mrs Nilsson’s hosted by ladies
Mrs Nilsson welcomed guests yesterday afternoon for a social gathering of the ladies who work. The informal event featured a Scandinavian luncheon and a display of country music and patriotic touches. Attending were Mrs Johnson, Mrs Thomas, Mrs Keebler, Mrs Ricksecker, Mrs Hamilton, J Odd Hamilton, Mr Hall of Memphis, Mrs Evans, and Miss Fleming.
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Ia. L. W. Nilsson
Mrs. Nilsson
Mesdames Johnson
Thomas, Keebler
Ricksecker, Hamilton
J. Odd Hamilton
Hall of
Roswell Weather Report Forecasts Rain And Snow
U S Weather Bureau local report from Roswell New Mexico November 21 notes maximum temperature 61 minimum 38 and mean precipitation none with southeast wind at 4 miles per hour. The forecast calls for rain tonight and likely Wednesday, followed by colder conditions. In New Mexico the south is expected to see rain while the north may get snow tonight and tomorrow.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
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