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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1922
Page
2
Three men on a Roswell corner discuss Hinkle for governor as rail and highway policy looms. The piece critiques Texas ballot access fights, notes a Turks and Allies armistice, praises the Boy Scout movement, questions party voting impact, and cites the drop in unemployment with a half billion bond issuance for wartime securities redemption.
A leading bond house announced sale of 75 million dollars of tax exempt Federal Land Bank bonds. The circular claims the issue is exempt from all taxes, shifting revenue loss to remaining taxpayers and pressuring taxable sectors. The piece cites President Harding’s 1921 call to end non-taxable bonds to curb rising debt and unequal taxation.
Advertisement fragment notes money in your pocket from tire related deal. Unclear names or dates. Reads as promotional copy with damaged OCR.
Former city detective Ba Erwin says a recent highwayman killing by a Dallas officer signals motorists’ protection. He notes a reward for thieves, dead or alive, could deter auto thefts as criminals face armed resistance and greater risk in Texas.
Department of the Interior Roswell U S Land Office gives notice that Archie Bell of Centerville Texas filed intent to make final three year proof to establish claim to land in Sec 21 T8S R26E NMPM. Witnesses listed Eb ert B Winn Todd Winn Harry W Faircloth Jim Creek all of Acme New Mexico before Albert Town send Houston Texas October 45 1922 JAFFA MILLER Register Sept 18 Oct 20 1922
Department of the Interior notices Albert W. Tatum of Roswell New Mexico filed to establish claim to land parcels in sections 27 28 22 27 township 6S range 22E NM P Meridian with witnesses William McKnight Earl McDowell Ray Priddy and Clarence Tatum. Proof was to be made before the Roswell Register and Receiver on October 17 1923 with the advertisement running September 12 to October 13.
In Chaves County New Mexico the probate court announces Alice C Reese was named executrix of the W. I. Reese estate on September 19 1922 by Judge J D Mell. Creditors must file their claims with the County Clerk within one year or be barred by law.
Classified item lists pure yellow canary birds with one female available at 2.50 and notes locations on 900 North Richardson Ave. Also advertises four rooms for rent along with a gun range and bath at the same address. Includes a public notice about an elevator conductor laborer exam scheduled October 14, 1922 with application details at the U.S. Civil Service Board in the Post Office.
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