Hagerman's Pecos Valley schemes praised by The Record
The Record lauds J. J. Hagerman for developing the Pecos Valley with the Hagerman Orchard and railroad. It argues the plan to subdivide the orchard into small tracts benefits homeseekers, supports irrigation advances, and contrasts Hagerman's public-spirited gains with private profit. It notes potential Elks Carnival Band settlement of farms in Roswell.
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Hagerman
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Editorial clash over Roswell society and politics in Carlsbad
The article notes Judge Freeman as a partisan Republican and questions leadership. The Record warns against the Territorial Democracy emblem while the Roswell Register-Tribune voices a grievance with Roswell society. It highlights East visitors praising Roswell culture and progress as Elks Carnival outcomes influence an opera house’s future.
Texas State Fair Round Trip Special Fare
Dallas Texas October 13 to 26 1906 special fare of 22 dollars for round trip tickets on sale daily October 12 to 27 final limit October 29 children half rate agent M D Burns P V and NE line
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P. V. and N. E. Time Table Note
Northbound and southbound train times listed with arrivals and departures. The notice includes a hat giveaway by Welch's Millinery Co. and mentions URNS, Agent, inviting ladies to participate.
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Bargain 1200 Acres Near Rail Line in Roswell
One thousand two hundred acres of fine land in a shallow artesian belt near the railroad offered at a bargain. For full particulars write Carlton & Bell at No. 303 North Main Street Roswell.
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