Roswell Daily Record 1926 Monday Oct 18 edition note
Publication notice states the Roswell Daily Record published by Record Publishing Company at 424 North Main Street. It is delivered by carrier in Roswell and by mail in the state for 7 cents per month. The paper is a member of The Associated Press which has exclusive rights to republication of AP news dispatches and local news herein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Publishing Company
North Main St
Roswell
Associated Press
Permanent carnival quarters urged after Cotton Carnival
The article argues for permanent carnival quarters after the Cotton Carnival closure, noting repeated needs highlighted by rain and costs of erecting and dismantling temporary structures. It estimates five years of savings at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars, urging investment in durable buildings.
Roswell Cotton Carnival grounds eyed along Spring River
A Roswell editorial urges converting a Spring River tract near North Main into permanent Cotton Carnival grounds with a park, suggesting city bonds or carnival management funds as financing. The piece notes liquor presence and minor disorder but praises police handling, then calls for a strong turnout in the upcoming state election two weeks away.
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Roswell
Spring River
North Main
Pennsylvania
Main
Cotton Carnival
Carnival
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weigh Gain
An advertising claim touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasty stomach friendly way to gain weight. It notes one woman gained ten pounds in twenty two days and offers a money back guarantee if a customer does not gain at least five pounds in thirty days.
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Owl Drug Co
McCoy’s
Public Land Sale Notice at Las Cruces New Mexico
Department of the Interior announces a public sale for 160 acres described as N1-2 NW1-4 S1-4 NW1-4 NE1-4 SW1-4 sec 8 T10S R18E N M P M. The sale occurs November 19, 1926 at 10 a.m. at the office, minimum bid $1.50 per acre. Valid objections or claims must be filed by sale time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
R. S
Willie J. Sandfer
Tinnie
Delinquent Stock Notice by Pecos Valley Inv Co of California
Delinquent on Sept 3 1926 assessments for stock held by F B Schwentker Cert 60 100 shares $1700 due. Shares to be sold Oct 21 1926 at 11:00 am at 623 Pacific Mutual Building Los Angeles to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs. Preston Hotchkiss secretary office 622 Pacific Mutual Building 523 West Sixth St Los Angeles. Date of first publication October 7 1926.
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Pecos Valley Investment Company OF
California
Los Angeles
of California
F. B. Schwentker
Pacific Mutual
West Sixth Street
State of California
Preston Hotchkis
City
County of
Land claim notice for Johnson in New Mexico acreage
Department of the Interior notice announces Cecil Clarence Johnson of Nacogdoches Texas filed intention to prove up a land claim covering 640 acres in Township 6-5 Range 21- NM. Merid at Las Cruces. The three year proof is set for November 12 1926 with witnesses Ernest T. Pierce Charlie HL Lewis and Alvin W Johnson.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
Cecil Clarence Johnson
Nacogdoches
Texas
Township
Meridian
Register U. S. Land Office
Ernest T. Pierce
Charlie HL
Lewis
Alvin
W.johnson
Final report of administratrix in estate of G W Shrader
Ruth Mossman administratrix of the estate of G W Shrader deceased has filed her final report and petition for discharge. Judge Emalett Patton has set January 3, 1927 at 10 a.m. for hearing objections and to determine heirship ownership and distribution with L O Fullen of Roswell as attorney. Graces Massie probate clerk official seal.
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G. W. Shrader
State of
New Mexico
Ruth Mossman
Goldye B. Shrader
Loraine S. Clark
Mattie E. Shrader
Roswell
Lillian S. Herr
Lewiston
Idaho
Robert F. Shrader
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mildred L. Miller
Amarillo
Texas
Emalett Patton
Chaves County
L. O. Fullen
Massie
Seiberling Tire Promises Superior Ride For Tours
Dodrill Tire Co-Adv touts Seiberling Tire as the one tire that will make your tour a pleasure with no superior option.
Money Talks Salesman Ad from Mansfield Ohio
An advertisement by Geo. Lane of Mansfield Ohio offers a sales opportunity promising over $100 weekly earnings. It explains profits: salesman earns $1 per deal, dealer costs $2, selling price $3.50, and a $1.50 margin on a $2 investment. It targets salesmen or those wishing to enter sales and pledges to teach guaranteed earnings.
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Geo
Lane
Mansfield
Ohio
Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof in Roswell New Mexico
Land Office at Las Cruces New Mexico October 7 1926 notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to 640 acres described by survey Nos 027430 027911 for sections 11 13 township 6 south range 26 west New Mexico principal meridian. Claimant Elmer Hawkins of Roswell filed and witnesses named. Proceedings before US Commissioner Dan C Savage Roswell November 26 1926.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Las Cruces
N. M
Elmer Hawkins
Roswell
N. AL
G S
N. M. P. Meridian
Dan C. Savage
U. S
Rosswell
Marney R. Scruggs
Grace S. Wisher
Este
Liquor Prohibition Seen Shrinking Bootlegging
St Paul Minn Oct 16 AP Andrew J Volstead sponsor of the city enforcement act says the prohibit law is wiping out the liquor traffic nationwide. He, a key figure in the northwest prohibition administration, told the Minnesota Anti Saloon league convention that illegal liquor business is becoming unprofitable and will be abandoned due to enforcement against bootlegging networks and organized dry forces.
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St. Paul
Minn
United States
Andrew J. Volstead
Volstead
Northwest Prohibition Administration
Minnesota
Anti-Saloon League
Marines to guard mails as new force is organized
Washington reports United States Marines will guard the mails at railway terminals postal cars and mail trucks after recent mail crimes including Elizabeth New has ordered new railway mail car specifications and will seek a special appropriation when Congress convenes in December.
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Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Elizabeth
Congress
New
Dry law shifts drive saloon decline and liquor trade fade
The article notes that once the saloon thrived under lax enforcement, fueling dry sentiment. It traces a sequence from patent medicines to liquor theft attempts, school permits for alcohol use, and abroad smuggling, then states these sources are halted and liquor selling is increasingly unprofitable.
Labor Convention Denounces Soviet Russia in Detroit
The American Federation of Labor condemned the Soviet regime in Russia as the assassin of freedom. It opposed labor mission investigations and supported diplomatic recognition by the United States while expressing sympathy for the Russian masses in moral and political bondage.
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Detroi
Mich
Russia
Freedom and Democracy
American Federation of Labor
America
United States
Coolidge
Labor Commission of Investigation
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