Old Timers Hold Sway On Friday at Fair Third Day
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair marks Old Timers Day on October 6 with parades at Main Street, a pioneer era program, and a Cahoon Park barbecue. The issue features Roswell pioneer history articles by James F. Hinkle, Georgia B. Redfield, and others, aiming to preserve Chaves County days for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
New Mexico
Cahoon Park
Roswell
Chaves
Old Lincoln
Chaves County
Maurice G. Fulton
Paul Horgan
The
Military Institute
General Cruse
U. S. Army
Lucius Dills
Redfield
Alameda Rodeo Opens With Queen and Old-Timers Day
Rodeo at Alameda grounds two P M features elaborate purses for cowboys and a royal Queen introduction. Bow-legged Cowboy contest at Third and Main St offers $10 prize with early registration. Old-timers day includes songs and public address program. carnival and closing prizes at North Main St grounds on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alameda Grounds
Alameda Grounds
N. Main St
Roswell Center of Nations Points of Interest
Roswell New Mexico sits in southeastern territory as a hub of notable sights. The piece notes Roswell’s central location amid a string of intriguing Points of Interest and hints at remarkable caves described on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia B. Redfield
Roswell
New Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chaves County Historical Society
James F. Hinkle
North Main St
Main St
John E. Miles
Nick
the Nickson Coffee Shop
Nickson
Mrs
F. A. Lee
Carlsbad
Indian Mounds
MR. Squirrel
Valley Brand
Pecos Valley
Times
Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Owned
M. A. Crawford
Mgr
Roswell, New Mexico
Loain
Equitable Building & Loan Association
Hiram M. Dow
S. P. Johnson
E. G
Minion
Dan H. Wilmot
John W. Minion