Roswell Daily Record Subscription Terms 1903
Subscriptions listed for five periods including daily, weekly, monthly, six months and one year. Published under the act of March 3 1879 and supplied by the Roswell Daily Record, Roswell New Mexico.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1905
Page
2
Subscriptions listed for five periods including daily, weekly, monthly, six months and one year. Published under the act of March 3 1879 and supplied by the Roswell Daily Record, Roswell New Mexico.
The Record serves as the county and city official paper for Chaves County and Roswell. It publishes legal notices, meeting minutes, public records, and local government announcements to inform residents and ensure transparency across municipal operations.
All advertisements to Insure Insertion in the same day's Issue of The Record should be in the printer's hands before eleven o'clock In the morning. Orders for taking out any standing ad should also be in the office by eleven o'clock. A street car system and another daily newspaper are prospective new enterprises in Roswell. One of the most attractive store windows in Roswell is that of the Walkerie. Everything display in the window was grown in the Pecos Valley. The branch of the Denver and Rio Grande railroad from Durango, Colorado, Farmington, New Mexico, has been collected, and Farmington is now connected with the outside world. It is rumored that two more of Arizona's daily newspapers may join joint ratehood. This shows growth of idea. Successful farming in the Pecos Valley depends largely on the man. but the right man can accomplish more on less ground than anywhere else. There are many creeds but one religion. There are many Aeginas, one true worship. There are many preachers of many gospels, but the greatest is the gospel of love. The Albuquerque Fair Association ran a deficit of over a thousand dollars, with estimations of $150,000 spent by visitors among the business houses during the fair. A teacher has a right to be proud of his pupils. Since Elder Hill of this city impressed Las Vegas with earnest eloquence, S. L. Ogle says he is prouder that Hill was once his pupil in Pike County, Missouri. Fraternal orders give stability to community, protecting and aiding the welfare of their members and the general welfare.
A historical remark questions the failure to achieve joint statehood, doubting early opportunities and foreseeing pride in a future Arizona that never materialized as a unified commonwealth. The speaker laments missed blessings of joint reform.
The Record avoids controversy by urging Roswell residents to fund enlarging the New Mexico Military Institute and local public schools rather than supporting a new school. It argues that strong vigorous schools for young men benefit the town more than facilities for invalids.
Topeka State Journal notes Girard owns both electric light plant and waterworks. Last month income from the electric plant paid expenses for both utilities, while waterworks income was profitable for the city. The piece contrasts Girard with Roswell, remarking Girard’s size and setting limit municipal water ownership prospects.
A territorial joint statehood league formed in Albuquerque during the Territorial Fair reports strong support across the territory. Unanimous responses from those asked to aid the effort reflect growing interest in joint statehood, described as an idea whose time may be near and boosted by Beveridge’s growth of an idea.
Prominent Arizona Democrats favor joint statehood and report to U S Senators that many in the Territory oppose jointure. Citizens are uniting and begin communicating with Senators to argue both sides of the statehood issue.
The General Land Office withdraws lands along the Southern canal from desert land entry to keep lower valley tracts irrigable for actual settlers and residents. The message warns speculators must step aside, emphasizing that land under the government project must be made a home.
Mrs. M. S. Barton, a widow owning a quarter section two miles above Hagerman, has gathered twelve hundred boxes of apples from nine acres this year and expects to reach two thousand boxes, yielding over fifteen hundred dollars. She preempted the farm twelve years ago and runs alfalfa, corn, cane and other crops on 42 acres, with part rented to D. R. Bettison and his family.
A Casey Iowa man credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cols with curing a fearful cough that disturbed his sleep after trying everything. The ad claims instant relief and permanent cure of throat and lung diseases and offers a trial bottle free at Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co.
Learn Telegraphy and R. R. Ac counting. $50 to $100 a month salary assured our graduates under bond. Our six school the largest in America and endorsed by all Railroads. Write for catalogue. Morse School of Telegraphy, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Atlanta, La Crosse, Texarkana, San Francisco. 8-12 to 12-12.
The large Baptist revival tent, 80 by 50 feet, will relocate from the church to the corner of Fifth and Main streets Saturday night and remain there for the series of services. Rev. H. F. Vermillion leads now, with Rev. George Truett of Dallas arriving October 10 to preach ten consecutive nights, promising strong interest.
An advertisement promises Dr Kings New Life Pills ease upset stomach dyspepsia and constipation. It claims to unclog energies and cure headaches and dizziness. Sold at Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co for 25 cents with a guarantee.
Final proof completed by G A Richardson assignee for David A Roe on forty acres in section 21 19 south range 26 east. Carrie M Gage defeats David M Howell in a homestead dispute on SW of section 18 17 south 23 east. New homestead filings include Charles A Wooldridge Roswell NE section 8 17 south 25 east Joseph Rich Portales SW section 7 25 33 east and Smith Robert Elida NE section 4 45 south 30 east. W R Slinkard visited from Honda reservoir to conduct business. Deeds filed include Lake Arthur Townsite Co to C C Hoyt Thomas R Carruthers for $100 Lot 1 Block 71 Lake Arthur and $130 for multiple Lake Arthur lots. John B Formwalt to C C Formwalt for $325 Lot 1 2 3 and 4 Block 14 Barnett Addition Roswell. Wednesday deeds show Ernest L Wildy et al to Steven E Best for $340.50 6.81 acres north Alameda Ave section 6 11 south 24 east Santa Fe Pacific to Hugo Seaberg for $220 eighty acres section 18 13 south 26 east Henrietta Goslin to D B Jack for $50 one inch water right artesian well Lot 10 Block of Roswell Z F Deen and wife to J B Lippincott for $50 one inch water right artesian well Lot 8 Block 2 Thurber’s Addition Roswell.
Lu cius Dills, secretary, invites bids for privileges at the fair until Thursday October 5 at 6 p m. Seven spaces under the grand stand numbered 1 to 7 from the east end and tent spaces between the grand stand and exhibit hall are open for bids. An advertisement promotes Electric Bitters for dyspepsia and related ailments with a Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co. reference and a 50 cent price.
For $800 negotiable, an office and two corner business lots in a new town and rich country in New Mexico are offered with a practice. Located for a drug store, cared by Roswell Record in Roswell, New Mexico. Also details for the American Royal Live Stock Show tickets in Kansas City October 9-14 1905 with travel rates and valid dates. M. D. Burns, Agent.
After a three days session the county commissioners adjourned on Wednesday evening to reconvene Monday October 16 with plans for further agenda items and decisions.
A plan is being developed to run an excursion from Roswell to Carlsbad for a big ball. About sixty couples may be invited, with a chartered train to carry the crowd. Plans are not mature yet. Also, Mr. Parsons' Sunday school class to hold a quarterly review at 416 North Richardson Ave Friday evening October 5.
From Artesia Advocate reports multiple land deals. W J Phipps of Braman Oklahoma buys a 320 acre farm six miles NW of town from Dr A S Norfleet for 13300 dollars. Doctor had paid 600 dollars yearly ago and improved it with a well with 160 acres in cultivation. A C Burge of Augusta Kansas buys 100 acres from J D Pawls and 60 acres from E L and D W Robertson for 9600 dollars, three miles north of town, largely cultivated. R H Gore sells 160 acre homestead south of town to A M Graham of York Nebraska for 9600 dollars. Gore acquired it from the government two years ago for 40 dollars per acre. He holds half interest in a well and about 75 acres in alfalfa. sale presents a nice profit for Graham with about 30 dollars worth of alfalfa on many acres.
An old notice claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve can cure all surface cancers and guarantees healing of cuts and burns. The advertisement urges purchases at Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co for 25 cents.
A New Mexico notice states US citizens from Eddy and Chaves counties form The Kuykendall Mining and Milling Company under the 1905 Act. It lists the principal office at Roswell, J Odd Hamilton as agent, and outlines broad mining, energy, railroad, real estate, and ore handling activities as its business scope.
The Roswell townfolk gear up for the Pecos Valley Fair to be held in October. The valley’s 100 miles across Chaves and Eddy counties boast top agriculture and horticulture, with strong stock. Direct railroad links are limited, but the fair is expected to draw thousands from Pecos Valley and Roosevelt County.
A seasonal notice urges readers to stock Chamberlain Cough Remedy now. It asserts early use limits colds, promising prompt, satisfactory results before settling in the system and notes the remedy is widely known and preferable to others. It says the product is for sale by all dealers.
A brief notice from A K Mott at 309 Main requests all tongues in Roswell to speak about Cornucopia Ice Cream Sandwiches. The short call seeks local chatter and attention to the product.
I J W Raynolds secretary certifies that Articles of Incorporation for THE KUYKENDALL MINING were filed for record in this office at nine oclock a m on October 2 1905. The certificate confirms the filing date and time in the Office of the Secretary Territory of New Mexico.
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