07 Oct 1905
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
1
The letter from J J Hagerman explains soil depth and gypsum avoidance, drainage and water needs, and spacing. He cautions against shallow soil over gypsum, warns against sub irrigation, and describes experiments with 20 and 40 foot row spacings and 16 to 32 foot tree spacing. He emphasizes air flow, sunlight, and better yields with wider spacing.
A fragmented note hints at early political maneuverings shaping a tense national landscape. Sparse phrases suggest emerging alliances and rivalries among key figures as public interest grows ahead of major contests. The excerpt underscores uncertainty and brewing conflict.
The Democratic state convention lineup shows General Charles W. Bartlett of Boston leading the ticket with a slate that could include former Boston Mayor John H. McNamee as a potential gubernatorial candidate. A Missouri insurance-party dispute also surfaces over a campaign fund transfer and leadership changes.
New York reporters report Charles E Hughes declined the mayoral nomination after a conference with the legislative insurance investigating committee. Hughes stated he has given no encouragement to the committee and believes he ought not accept the nomination. The piece also notes large real estate transfers and orchard planting plans in the region, including a $19,200 tract in sections 21 and 22 and a $10,000 240 acre transfer in section 28, all in township 11 south range 25 east.
J A Graham, secretary of the Roswell Commercial Club, has been chosen to play the King in next week's charity entertainment for the Ladies Cemetery Association. R M Parsons was to take the role but cannot spare the time. Graham has kindly consented to fill the part.
A morning blaze at J Reeber & Sons lumber yards at 108th street burned two city blocks and destroyed fifteen business places while injuring one fireman. About 250 horses escaped stables as twenty five engines and boats battled the flames for hours. The disaster left a $100,000 loss with extensive damage to nearby structures and a stalled train five hours late from Canyon City.
The special car of the Southwestern Land Company went north this morning attached to the regular train. A number of the excursionists left for home in the special car.
A terse note questions whether Booth oysters originate from a fever infected country, suggesting concern about source safety and import implications amid unclear provenance.
Missouri State Superintendent of Insurance Vandi lays down new enforcement terms in Jefferson City on October 7, stating licenses may be revoked for violations. Authorities emphasize strict interpretation of regulations and prompt action against noncompliant insurers.
U S Weather Bureau local report for Roswell New Mexico on October 7 records max 79 min 48 mean 64. Precipitation 0.00 inches, wind southeast at 2 mph, weather clear. Forecast for Roswell and vicinity calls for fair tonight and Sunday with a steady temperature.
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