Roswell Morality Debates Gambling and Saloons Impact
A letter argues gambling and saloons ruin Roswell’s economy and moral tone, urging prohibition like Artesia. It claims night and day gambling harms workers, lowers bank deposits, raises crime, and damages property values, urging a stronger local stance and civic courage.
President Roosevelt Heads South on Record Tour
President Roosevelt and a party of more than twenty including Secretary Loeb and several aides began a two thousand mile, ten day southern rail journey led by Southern Railway. The trip, starting in Washington, will visit Richmond and multiple Southern cities with a planned stop at Roswell to see Bulloch Hall.
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Jessup
Jacksonville
Flat Augustine
Mobile
Ala
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Montgomery
Birmingham
Little Rock
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Bulloch Hall
Leeds
Washington
Roswell Creamery Holds First Annual Meeting
The Roswell Creamery Company stockholders met at the Roswell Commercial Club rooms. President Herbert Fitzgerald called the gathering to order after adopting the secretary's report. Three directors were elected for one year: Herbert Fitzgerald, L. K. McGaffey, and Nathan Jaffa. H. P. Hobson was named secretary and manager.
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Roswell Creamery Company
Roswell Commercial Club
Herbert Fitzgerald
Herbert Fitz
Real Estate Transfers Filed In Probate Office
The Dexter Townsite Company sold to John W. Moyer for 250 dollars lots 1 3 5 7 and 9 in block 7 of Huchendorf’s addition to Dexter. The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company sold to Dexter E. Leaverton for 1240 dollars the Southwest quarter of section 3 township 15 south range 26 east. O A McBride sold to Wyatt Johnson for 500 dollars lot 3 of block 8 in the West Side addition to Roswell.
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F. P. Gayle
Dexter Townsite Company
John W. Moyer
Huchendorf
Dexter
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
Dexter E. Leaverton
Township
Range
O. A. McBride
Wyatt Johnson
Roswell
Don't Borrow Trouble Electric Bitters Ad
An old advertisement urges against borrowing trouble and promotes Electric Bitters from Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co. as a relief for illness and internal disorders. It promises forgetfulness of troubles and a burden-free body, priced at 50 cents with a guarantee.
Wool market stalls steady as buyers expect price rise
Boston, October 17. A fair business in the wool market is under way with dealers largely standing firm. Most expect prices to trend upward for at least a year.
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Boston
Mass
Stockard and Deen's Sail Into Local Craft Livery
The swellest livery rigs in town are at Stockard and Deen's. The ad notes premier horse drawn and early motorized wagons on display and for hire, highlighting the shop as the leading local provider of transportation gear and horse services.
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T Own
Stockard & Deen
Rip Van Winkle at Roswell by Eilers big company
Eilers large troupe of thirty travels in two special cars to Roswell for Joseph Jefferson’s Rip Van Winkle. A water-proof pavilion theater seating 1200 with opera chairs and a mammoth stage hosts a first class production with six specialties, music by Eilers Concert Band and Opera Orchestra, a noon free band concert and unicycle exhibition. Doors open 7, performance at 8.
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Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Roswell
Eiler
New Cure for Cancer Heals Surface Cancers
An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arica Salve cures all surface cancers and guarantees healing of cuts and burns. The product is offered for 25 cents at Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co.
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Bucklen
Roswell Drug and Jewelry Co
Fine drivers for sale or rent at Stockard and Deen's
A Stockard and Deen's listing advertises available drivers for sale or rent. The brief item notes pricing terms and contact at the store. Limited readable details indicate a local classifieds notice typical of small advertisements.
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City Officials and Board Members List
A fragmented roster lists city officials council members and officers including President F. Hinkle City Treasurer Fred Beck City Attorney Pratt City Engineer K K Scott City Physician Lucius Dills City Marshal J J Rascve and police officers M W Witt W L Ray. Also named are fire chief John T Kelly and department staff. school board ward representatives and officers. treasurer secretary and receivers.
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F. Hinkle Prest
Geo. L. Wyllys
Fred J. Beck
Pe Pratt
K. K. Scott
Lucius Dills
W. W. Phillips
J. J. Rascve
M. W. Witt
W. L. Ray OM Vonpoi
William Fyffe
J. H. Taylor
J. B. Bailey
Sylvester P. Johnson
J. W. Kinsinger
W. W. Ogle
A. L. Whiteman
Fire Department
John T. Kelly
Chas. Whiteman
E. J. Glover
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