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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
2
The piece critiques Roosevelt's New Nationalism and notes Foraker's opposition while suggesting Republican majorities in the new state legislature may falter if the next national congress leans Democratic. It hints at rising political volatility and theColonel's continued populist appeal in the press.
The New York Evening Post notes Roman acclaim for Julius Caesar’s democratic imperialism and similar praise in the United States for Theodore Roosevelt’s new nationalism, arguing human nature remains constant across millennia.
The article argues that progressives exist in all parties and that Democrats are generally more progressive than standpatters, while Republicans have lagged but are now pushing to inject progressive ideas. It cites leading Republicans embracing reform to modernize the party.
The hen is praised as a major economic driver with eggs and poultry products valued high. A poultry journal notes 1909 U S poultry product marketing reached 600 million dollars, far exceeding ten years of gold output. total potential value could reach 2.4 billion dollars. The piece compares poultry to lumber and hog sales and cites Pathfinder commentary.
Recent remarks by senior officers suggest growing support for compulsory service. The piece argues national defense hinges on securing land artillery for isthmian waterways, signaling a shift in policy debate.
The Springfield Republican warns that rising nationalism and a military spirit could lead to conscription in the United States. It notes past examples of foreign flags over American landmarks and argues sober reflection is needed to prevent a drift toward compulsory military service.
The piece argues that trusts and scandals show the failing of delegated governance and that direct democracy reforms like initiative and referendum can curb power. It asserts the public can be trusted and should govern rather than entrusting lawmaking to legislatures, criticizing fears of popular passions.
The Staite tax commission links rising land values in New York’s Mohawk valley to electric railways with prices climbing from 5000 to 35000 dollars. Trolleys are credited with spurring investment, development, and growth in small towns, while population growth plays a smaller role. The piece ponders trolley potential for the Pecos Valley and its effect on land values.
The East apple industry is in a demoralized state with neglected trees and careless packing. Big apples are placed at the top of barrels, leading to consumer complaints. The piece urges East growers to imitate Western cooperative methods to revive the market.
The Path finder argues demand for apples grows while supply shrinks and production is insufficient for home use. It cites Hood River Oregon growers selling in advance at two dollars a box, praises scientific sorting and packing, and urges Western style cooperation and standards for Eastern orchards to boost prices.
During November all books drop 20 percent with exceptions for 1.50 and 75 cent editions. Bibles and Testaments included. The owner states the sale is to make room for Christmas goods at Ingersoll Book Stationery and Art Co.
All leading manufacturers enter the commercial motor vehicle contest opening in New York tomorrow. The event will showcase improvements in motor trucks and provide a premier demonstration of their utility.
A party of British horsemen including several army officers sailed for America to take part in the National Horse Show in New York and the International Horse Show in Chicago, both scheduled for next month.
The schedule lists sessions on instruction and composition by Rev. McDowell and Miss Esther Dunlap, apperception by Miss Davenport, fourth grade arithmetic by Miss Edith Latimer, and vocational education by Mr. Pope and Miss Howard. Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Everyone interested in education is invited to attend.
Realty dealers are informed that the real estate is withdrawn from the market per R. S. Cook. The notice dated 0313 indicates the property's market status has changed with no current listing.
Nelle L. Stallings Lake sues Clyde W. Lake in district court of Chaves County New Mexico under case number 1783 alleging a civil dispute between spouses or family. Specific relief sought not disclosed in available text.
Sheriff Co L Ballard of Chaves County New Mexico sets sale for December 12 1910 at 10am at the front door of the First National Bank Roswell to auction Lot 9 Block 19 Westside Addition for cash. Sale proceeds to cover court costs attorney fees of 108 dollars and judgment of 1000 dollars to plaintiff.
Williams and Rabbs will relocate their horse shoeing operation from the old Maney Building to the new big shop at the corner of Virginia and Second. W P Garner will lead the new department and will provide expert shoeing with top equipment and satisfaction guaranteed in a first class service. Total charge noted as $313.
The Dallas News features a series of crowded Dallas street scenes from the present fair. One photo shows a heavily loaded street car moving at speed while a young man alights from the car, evidently going too slowly for him. The man is clearly Lon Cottingham of Dallas.
Barrington Hall coffee offered by Shrader Grocery Co at 95111 in a want ad. Includes a brief sales pitch to try the product and reassure buyers.
A North Hill Mothers and Teachers Club event invites readers to a modern burlesque show at the Armory on November 7 with a preview of the program to come.
Mrs G Calvin offers room and board for 25 dollars monthly at 400 North Lea. Contact phone 355.
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