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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
3
Local Roswell store touts an extensive winter underwear collection for women. They claim purchases sourced from major fashion centers ensure fit and style, urging customers to shop before winter outerwear is tailored or bought elsewhere.
Classified items list various for sale and rental notices in Roswell New Mexico. Entries include a Remington typewriter, mares and farm wagon, a 34 horsepower Fairbanks Morse engine, a five room house on Main street, 128 head of horses and geldings, another four room house on Southeast corner, post office fixtures, seven room house on 310 N Penn Ave with piano, and rental rooms including furnished rooms and light housekeeping. Also one job seeker seeks a dry goods or hardware store position.
Woolverton College dormitories seek buyers for chickens and turkeys as part of orchard offerings. An advertisement promotes a housekeeper needed and a six percent interest long term investment. Stark Brothers, Wyatt Johnson agent, Roswell, phone 502.
Notice offers a $10 reward for information on a red and white muley cow branded KX and a 10 month old calf branded with a cross and crescent. Contact J. T. Harrison in Roswell or the Record office.
Multiple congregations in Roswell announce upcoming worship and activities. Christian Church led by Pastor Hill offers morning and evening services with special music and a 9:40 a.m. Bible school. Baptist and Methodist churches list sermons and youth group events. closing conference day features baptism and evangelistic sermons with local pastors and visiting speakers amid music programs.
K S Woodruff and C W DeFreee form a partnership to run real estate and livestock commission work in the Pecos Valley. Woodruff, now sheriff, will devote full time after Jan 1. They plan to buy 80 acres east of town, subdivide for truck farming and small homes, and push rail connections. They operate from No 1 Oklahoma Block and later the Godair building. They emphasize local support and railroad involvement.
Some residents may seek to relocate west and need assistance. A brief appeal asks readers to help spread word to those searching for new homes.
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