Local notices and ads from Hagerman area
Snippets list residents travelers and businesses in Hagerman and nearby towns. Ray Lockhead from Hagerman arrives. J C Goodman offers stove repair. John R Washington from Lake Arthur visits. Howard Moore recovers from typhoid. Goossman heaters advertised. Dr R C Worswick returns from Carlsbad. Crescent Tailors and French dry cleaning noted. M C Ratliff ships apples for G W Shrader. L B Boellner jeweler touts new items. W Q Fawcett installs Knights of Pythias leadership. J Y Thornton expected back tonight.
Pay Your Gas and Electric Bills On Monday Discount Day
A notice urges paying gas and electric bills today to secure a discount with Monday as the final day. The message emphasizes timely payment to avoid losing the discount and mentions the service provider and billing options.
Mrs Galbraith and Katharine Galbraith Visit Missouri
Mrs P Galbraith and her daughter Katharine Galbraith arrived from Oregon Holt County Missouri for a three week visit with W H Merwin at 507 North Kentucky avenue and Weed Hinde at 513 North Missouri avenue.
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P. Galbraith
Katharine Galbraith
Oregon
Holt County
W. H. Merwin
North
Kentucky Avenue
Weed Hinde
Missouri Avenue
Silver Souvenir Spoons Leader Gift Message From Jeweler
A jeweler expresses continued creation of a leader themed 50 cent silver souvenir coffee spoons as a notable offering. The note reflects ongoing production and endorsement by L. B. Boellner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Boellner
Judge J W Eden Returns to Roswell for Law Practice
Judge J W Eden arrived after a year away and will practice law in Roswell indefinitely. He spent most of his time in Arkansas and recently came directly from St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Eden
Roswell
Northwest
Arkansas
St. Louis
George Cazier Leaves for Ar tesia Role at Alfalfa Festival
George Cazier departed this morning and plans to return to Dexter. Mrs. Cazier stayed on today while George reports taking a new role at Ar tesia during the Alfalfa Festival last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cazier
Dexter
Mrs. Cazier
George
Artesia
Goat roping prize winner donates cash. hat kept
George Cazier won first prize for goat roping on Thursday earning $25 and a Stetson hat. He put the money back into the expense fund and kept the hat. His brother Art Cazier won first prize for bronco busting, also $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Art Cazier
Lady workers sought to earn money at home
A bonafide offer invites women to earn from $18 to $25 weekly by working at home with Mary B. Taylor. No investment required and two hours per day suffice. Write for details to Box 30, Woman's Building, toilet, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Taylor
Woman’s
Roswell Visit Ends As Williams Heads Home
Mrs. Harry S. Williams traveled to Aberdeen South Dakota this morning ending a two week stay with her sister Mrs. P. D. Southworth. Mr. and Mrs. Southworth who have been in Roswell for several weeks depart tomorrow for Sunset Ranch Picacho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Williams
Aberdeen
South Dakota
P. D. Southworth
Mrs. Southworth
Roswell
Sunset Ranch
Picacho
Private Sale in Roswell at Very Low Price
Advertises a private sale offering two suitable homes in Roswell at the lowest possible price. Call 409 West 17 St for information. parties willing to exchange and sell are invited to respond.
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Roswell
West 17
St. Tits
Mrs Clark Returns Home After Arizona Winter Plans
Mrs. A. A. Clark left for Oelwein Iowa this morning after two weeks with her son J. D. Clark at the El Capitan hotel where he has been for five weeks but left today for Phoenix Arizona to spend the winter there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Clark
Oelwein
J. D. Clark
el Capitan Hotel
Phoenix
A. T
Arizona
Bateman to Argue Demurrer Over City Sprinkling Ordinance
U S Bateman leaves for Santa Fe to argue a demurrer in the injunction case against the city over the sprinkling ordinance. Judge Frank W Parker of Las Cruces will hear the change of venue matter in Santa Fe with City Attorney H M Dow traveling from Carlsbad to present the city position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bateman
Santa Fe
Frank W. Parker
Las Cruces
H. M. Dow
Carlsbad
Roswell High Baseball Heads to Artesia for Contest
Roswell High School will play Artesia High School this afternoon. Coach Wiggins leads the team with Ed Amonett as pitcher and Jim Williams as catcher. Other starters include Jno Mitchell shortstop Joan Holland third base Frank Bunting second base Roy Hinds Lock Wilson first base Don Bonney center field Curtis Hill left field Howard Rose right field with substitutes Russell Hardwick and Palmer Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell High School
Mr. Wiggins
Artesia
Artesia High School
Ed Amonett
Jim Williams
Jno. Mitchell
Joan Holland
Frank Bunting
Roy Hinds
Lock Wilson
Don Bonney
Curtis Hill
Howard Rose
Russell Hardwick
Palmer Bradley
Roswell Wins Over Cheyenne In New Mexico Tournament
Roswell defeated the Cheyenne Indians 17 to 5 in Albuquerque on Oct 8, boosting Roswell toward second prize possibilities. Johnson and Hornbuckle starred for Roswell. Santa Fe and Albuquerque race for first while Trinidad leads at 0.750.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Roswell
Santa Fe
Trinidad
Tommy Clark
Cheyenne
N. M
LTA
Sere
Ataanelang Sc
Johnson
Kelly
Rusty
Gibson
Indians
Ables
Gaastra
Harris
Pettus
Merritt
Lockhart
Brierly
Deeds Filed for Record In Hagerman and Nearby
Deeds filed for record list multiple transfers in Hagerman and surrounding areas. Transactions include J S Wranosky to Alfalfa Mill Co for two lots at Chedester Subd with $225, A J Emmert to G J Friesx for parts of Sec 8 Twp 6 S R 31 E at $800, and Perry S Hamilton to Union Central Life Insurance Co for portions of Sec 24 and Sec 13 with water rights totaling $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mded Abstract Co
J. S. Wranosky Et
P. Vv. Alfalfa Mill Co
Hagerman
Banks Et Ux
P. V. Alfalfa Mil Co
Chedester
A. J. Emmert
G. J. Friesx
Frank A. Archibaldet Ax
John C. Peck
Perry S. Hamilton
Union Central Life Insurance Co
A. Zahner
Poverty Social Draws Crowd At Baptist Church Event
The Poverty Social at the Baptist church drew a large crowd last night with attendees in varied attire. Marshals fined those in finery, totaling over twelve dollars, while G. E. Cavin Col C. E. Baker and Mayor Veal served as justices. Mrs. W L Hill and Miss Beulah Baker provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
G. E. Cavin
Col
C. E. Baker
Veal
W. L. Hill
Beulah Baker
Mistreated Boys Rescued from Joliet School
Nine boys were rescued from a Joliet area school run by James C. Campbell after a raid by Illinois Humane Society officers. A boy named Charles Maloney, age thirteen, was among those separated from his mother who believed him dead before the reunion. Campbell allegedly charged twenty dollars per boy for care and instruction.
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Chicago
Illinois Humane Society
Joliet
Ill
Dotheboy Hall
Dickens
Charles Maloney
James C. Campbell
Humane
Campbell
Jack Davis and Gertie Cartwright Wed at Home Nup
Jasper Garrett Davis known as Jack Davis wed Miss Gertie Cartwright at 6 30 pm in the groom’s father home 602 North Kansas Avenue Justice A J Welter officiated in the presence of relatives The bride hails from Eden Valley and the groom is brother of sheep breeder Hugh Davis They plan to reside in Roswell.
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Jasper Garrett Davis
Jack Davis
Gertie Cartwright
Kansas Avenue
Justice A. J. Welter
Eden Valley
Hugh Davis
Roswell
Mortality Statistics Highlight Homicide and Accidents in 1909
Census Bureau bulletin notes 1909 death toll with 2 854 homicides, 6 659 railroad accidents, 4 558 drownings, and 3 992 burns. Death rate falls to 17.2 per 100 000. poison and firearms most common means of death by own action. Also reports rise in atheists and secular campaigns in Chicago with groups opposing Bible use in schools.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Notary Public Mary A. Cobean at Record Office
Notice advertises Mary A. Cobean as notary public at the Record Office offering long term irrigated farm loans. Interest payable annually with privilege to pay off early. Financial agent J. B. Herbst located at 303 N. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Cobean
Record Office
J. B. Herbst
N. Main
Chicago Census Seeks Religious Affiliation Among Homes
In Chicago on October 8 an army of 25 000 to 30 000 religious workers visited every home to catalog church ties. The census aims to identify families with no church connection and recruit them into the Christian fold. Investigators report many families rarely attend services, labeled as merely indifferent.
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Chicago
Windy City
International Sunday School Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray Lockhead
J. C. Goodman
John R. Washington
Lake Arthur
Goodman
Aair
N. Main St
Howard Moore
Goossman
R. C. Worswick
Crescent Tailors
M. C. Ratliff
Texas
G. W. Shrader
Mr. Shrader
W. Q. Fawcett
The
Knights of Pythias of
New Mexico
J. Y. Thornton
Nhs
Joyce
Pruit Co
Poverty Social
John D. Rockefeler
University of Chicago
Union
Thomas Paine
Ingersoll
Peater
Rochester
Roswell Hardware Co
Record Church Census
R. M. Mountford
P. V. Drug Co
Henry George
Tom Moore
CINCO
SAN Felice
Pecos Valley Drug CO
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