Public land entry recorded at Roswell, 1903
Entry dated May 19 1903 at Roswell New Mexico under the General Mining Act of March 3 1879 records a claim or settlement action.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
4
Entry dated May 19 1903 at Roswell New Mexico under the General Mining Act of March 3 1879 records a claim or settlement action.
All advertisements to insure insertion in the same day issue of The Record must be in the printers hands before eleven oclock in the morning. Orders to take out any standing ad should also be in the office by eleven oclock to prevent its being run that day.
The bulletin notes registration for voters opens Saturday with hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 6, lists precinct locations at the Court House and 102 North Main Street, and promotes the Elks Carnival as a unique four day event expected to draw crowds and boost local pride.
The record omits the Freiden bloom barbers' strike, as officials deem it private business between Mr. Freidenbloom and his employees. Both sides may quit or seek better terms, and public sensationalism risks turning this into a national arbitration issue.
A Cherryville Kansas editorial blasts paid rewards for editors, arguing newspapers thrive on wind, imagination, and kind words. It asserts editors serve the community, endure scrutiny, and defend public figures while surviving on goodwill rather than cash.
In Findlay Ohio on October 11 the prosecution won all rulings on documentary evidence in the conspiracy trial of Standard Oil Co of Ohio. Records from New Jersey secretary of state show 1899 capital enlargement and seven subsequent reports. The plan is to call directors of alleged constituent Ohio companies to prove relations with Standard Oil.
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Fred Hunt’s home on Military Heights. About sixty ladies attended. The Home Department, led by Mrs. Norvell with Mrs. Hayslip and Miss Holt, discussed the Mor mons. The Foreign Department under Mrs. Baker, assisted by Mesdames Lukens and Wetmore, spoke on Persia. Mr. Davis added a few earnest words. The Social Department, led by Mesdames Hunt, Ingham, and Harlow, provided a royal entertainment for guests.
Warning to the public to beware of railroad ticket scalpers and to procure tickets only from authorized agents. Tickets bought from scalpers will not be accepted for transportation on the company trains. Traffic Manager D. L. Myers. 68130. P.V. and N.E. Ry.
Texas State Fair in Dallas October 13 to 26 1906 offers round trip for 22 dollars tickets on sale Oct 12 to Oct 27 final limit Oct 29 children half rate. Also Carlton Bell offers a Main Street house and lot for a short time. Time table shows M D E and NS schedule with northbound and southbound arrivals and departures.
Ex President W S Johnson of the Henderson Lecture Club writes from Louisville praising Dr Geo Waverley Briggs of Paducah as an outstanding preacher and lecturer with vivid metaphors and memorable illustrations. A separate sale notice offers a four room house at 100 N Main St with outbuildings and water rigat four blocks west of town center, priced to sell in 30 days.
Mrs. E H Skipwith and her children left yesterday for Nueva Casas Grand Mexico to join Dr Skipworth and spend the winter. Accompanying them were Mrs Louise Bongaton who lives with Mrs Skipwith and Miss Minnie Page who will stay in Mexico until Christmas.
We offer 1200 acres of fine land in a shallow artesian belt near the railroad at a bargain. For full particulars write Carlton & Bell, 303 N Main St, Roswell.
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