Picnic Wagon at City Livery and Local Visits
Notices describe W E Bonebrake of Kingman Ind and 12 E B Terrell Fort Sumner arriving for business visits. J C Goodman offers stove repair. Addie Brown returns from a plains visit with son Clarence Browning. J W Minton arrives from Mayfield Ky for a stay with son E G Minton. Typewriter wanted for rent. Gregory S Moore headed to Albuquerque for a druggists meeting. U S Bateman’s daughter to Midland for a week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Brown
Plains
Clarence C. Browning
Goodman Buys Nail Combing Items at 103 N Main St
Local offer: Goodman buys nail combings and invites inquiries. Contact at 103 North Main Street or call 8512 to discuss items for purchase.
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Goodman
N. Main St
Waite Family Arrives for Three-Week Visit
Mr and Mrs J W Waite and their baby arrived from Niagara Falls New York for a three week visit with Mrs W T White, mother of Mr White, and sister Mrs W S Day.
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J. W. Waite
Baby
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Mr. White
W. T. White
W. S. Day
Mrs J E McCord Visits Coleman Tex Resident
Mrs J E McCord of Coleman Texas arrived four weeks ago for a visit and remained as a guest of local acquaintances.
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J. E. McCord
Coleman
Texas
Railroad men bring circus train from Clovis
A. J. Lawler C. E. Bonney and T. & Hurd prominent railroad men arrived from Clovis today with the circus train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lawler
C. E. Bonney
T. & Hurd
Clovis
Money saved and spent on heaters at Godman store
A local note highlights buying a heater at Godman on 103 N Main, emphasizing money saved and value gained from the purchase.
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N. Main
Bill of Fare at the High School Lunch Room
Mrs. Phoebe Pierce will run the High school lunch room starting next Monday. The board will supply provisions and sell them to cover costs. First day prices include milk and buns 10 cents. milk and half pie 10 cents. jelly roll cake and milk 5 cents. ginger bread and milk 5 cents. sweet cakes and milk 5 cents. cocoa and two buns 5 cents. tea and two buns 5 cents.
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Phoebe Pierce
Pierce
Definite Standards For Railroad Safety Appliances Agreed
Washington October 7 definite standards of safety appliances to be attached to railway cars and locomotives have been agreed upon after nearly a third of a century of effort. The proposed changes in equipment will cost the railroads about fifty million dollars.
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Washington
Eleven New Cholera Cases Reported in Naples
Naples Italy reports eleven new cholera cases and six deaths yesterday and last night. Local health officials dispatched medical teams to affected districts and urged residents to observe sanitary precautions and seek treatment promptly.
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Naples
Italy
Wool Market Figures Reported in St Louis
In St Louis on October 6 wool markets show unchanged territory and western medians with fine mediums priced 17 to 20 cents and 14 to 17 cents for other grades. Wool values quoted as 18 23 and 17 20 for specific lines.
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St. Louis, Mo
Supreme Court Actions and World Libel Case Highlight Short Excerpt
The article notes cases under the Sherman antitrust act and the pure food and drug act, and the World Libel suit where the government appeals a New York court ruling quashing an indictment against the Press Publishing Co. for libel over Panama Canal coverage. It describes a large ancient bone find, likely mastodon, and its exhibit plans at Chicago.
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Tion
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
World
Supreme Court
New York Federal Court
The
Press Publishing Co
New York World
William H. Taft
William Nelson Cromwell
Douglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles P. Taft
Panama Canal
Dode Fisk Circus Arrives in Roswell After Delay
The Dode Fisk Circus rolled into Roswell at 10 AM after delays from Clovis. Parade started 1:30 PM with a strong show despite small crowd, four performances scheduled this afternoon tonight and tomorrow, under Roswell Elks Lodge sponsorship.
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Dode Fisk
Roswell
Clovis
LaFollette's Recovery Declared Practically Assured
Roc aster Minn Oct 7 Senator LaFollette passed another restful night and physicians say his recovery is now practically assured.
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Roc’aester
Minn
Senator LaFollette
Long bone found in gravel pit near town
Charles Brewster hauling gravel from the L. B. Craig pit two and a half miles southwest of town to the gun sheds of the battery found a 54 inch long bone with 20 inch circumference this morning as it drew attention through Main street. The discovery drew interest from onlookers and local officials.
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Charles Brewster
L. B. Craig
Main Street
Severe rains threaten Ohio river flood stage in Kentucky
Unprecedented rainfall in the lower Ohio river valley over three days raises flood risk as the river climbs. Paducah, Evansville and Louisville report rising levels and extensive damage including washed bridges, damaged rails, destroyed crops, and about five hundred homeless in Booneville. Kentucky counties tally about half a million dollars in damage.
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Louisville
Ohio River
Paducah
Kentucky
Evansville
Ind
Owensboro
Booneville
Indiana
Old Santa Teresa Gold Mine Rediscovered in Mexico
Bisbee Arizona Oct 7 Mexican officials at Cananea announced the rediscovery of the Santa Teresa gold mine once worked by Spaniards over a century ago and lost since 1810 Two skeletons were found at the shaft bottom with Indians having kept the site secret for years The government plans to assume control of the mine.
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Bisbee
Arizona
Cananea
Santa Tneresa
Poverty Social Invites Readers to Baptist Church Event
An old notice from Mary A. Cobean lists a Poverty Social at the Bottom of the Baptist Church on Friday night in October inviting readers. Rules demand modest dress for women and best attire for men, with a humorous fines list for various attire and grooming infractions, and mentions music, refreshments, and a free prize.
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Baptist Church
Panted Cheeks
Phinger Wring
Walkin Kanes
Beltic
Spenders
Sneezin
Bay Winder
Aare
Final account of Rebecca Abney estate filed for probate
C M Yater as executor of the Rebecca Abney estate filed the final account. Judge J T Evans of the Chaves County Probate Court fixed the first Monday in November 1910 for objections and approval. Document dated September 30 1910 with clerk Fri 3 Ree R F Ballard and deputy E F Armstrong.
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C. M. Yater
Rebecca Abney
J. T. Evans
Chaves County
New Mexico
Mysterious Murder of Woman Baffles Police
A refined unidentified woman is found dead in a Riverside apartment house courtyard with signs of beating and severe facial injuries. her thumb nearly bitten off. Elevator boy Clarance Holcomb, a Black man, admits letting the woman into the building and is arrested as police search for identity and motive.
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New York
Riverside
Clarance Holcomb
Prominent Texas Editor Edwin A Thompson Dies
Denison Texas October 7 Edwin A Thompson editor and owner of the Denison Daily Herald died last night at age 41 He was one of the best known newspaper men in Texas and led the paper with long service and local prominence.
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Texas
Denison
Edwin A. Thompson
Denison Daily Herald
Kansas City Stock Market Report Cattle Hog and Sheep Totals
Cattle recounts total 3,000 with 600 southern cattle and market steady. Native steers 5.00 to 8.00, cows and heifers 2.75 to 6.25, stockers 3.25 to 5.75, bulls 3.25 to 4.25, calves 4.00 to 8.25. western cattle 4.00 to 6.60. western cows 2.75 to 5.00. Hog receipts 3,500 with bulk 8.50 to 8.90 and packers 8.50 to 8.85. Sheep receipts 3,000 with muttons 3.50 to 4.25, lambs 5.60 to 8.50, fed wethers 3.75 to 5.25, fed western ewes 3.50 to 4.00.
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Kansas City
The Woman's Club Opens Season at Carnegie Library
The Woman's Club held its first regular session of the season at the Carnegie Library. Mrs. A Pruit welcomed attendees, and Mrs. W A Johnson outlined the club's aim to uplift the city and improve citizen character. Reports from committees were praised, with emphasis on the educational committee. Mrs. C E Mason led the day. Katherine Bean spoke on Speed. Calendars were handed out. Next meeting October 19 led by Mrs. George Veal with topic From the Norman Conquest to the XIV Century.
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Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
A. Pruit
W. A. Johnson
C. E. Mason
England
Katherine Bean
Times
George. T. Veal
Notice of First Meeting Creditors in Cobleigh Bankruptcy
In the District Court of New Mexico Fifth District the bankruptcy of G. O. Cobleigh of Clovis is announced. The First Meeting of creditors is set for October 17, 1910 at 10 a.m. in Roswell to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Also notice of administration of the estate of Margaret A. Ganttennen deceased with R. E. Lund as administrator requests creditors present verified claims. Roswell, N M cama 4th, 1910.
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G. O. Cobleigh
Clovis
Curry
G. O. Cobreign
City of Roswell
New Mexico
Probate Court
Chaves New Mexico
R. E. Lund
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France
LA France
Stine Shoe Company
W. E. Bonebrake
Kingman, Ind
L. B. Boellner
the Jeweler
E. B. Terrell
Fort Sumner
Tane Luckie
Artesia
J. C. Goodman
the Sewler
J. W. Minton
Mayfield, Ky
E. G. Minton
T. M
Gregory S. Moore
Albuquerque
Territorial
U. S. Bateman
Midland
R. R
L. M W. Hoffman
Albuquerque, N. M
U.S
Commercial Club
Chicago
Dode Fisk Circus
Lafollette
Zalcc
Mr. Clothes Buyer
Alco
Ohio
Mexico
Mary A. Cobean
Record Office
R. F. Ballard
E. F. Armstrong
Morrison Bros.’ Store
Morrison Bros. & Co
Woman’s Club
District Court of the United States
Fifth District of New Mexico
David W. Elliott
Margaret A. Gantennetn
Roswell, N. M. Cama
R. M. Mountford
P. V. Drug Co
Henry George
Tom Moore
CINCO
SAN Felice
Pecos Valley Drug CO
Sexall Store