Dex ter Couple Travel to El Paso Fair for Bull Fight
Mr and Mrs J C Weaver of Dexter travel to El Paso for the fair with Mr Weaver eager to see a bull fight, a spectacle he has never witnessed before.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
4
Mr and Mrs J C Weaver of Dexter travel to El Paso for the fair with Mr Weaver eager to see a bull fight, a spectacle he has never witnessed before.
Mrs. George McClain leaves for Stillwater Oklahoma after a week visiting her brother Renzo D. Bowers and their mother. Crescent Tailors advertises a winter suit with up to date styles and guaranteed fit, contact phone 517.
Title and Trust Company asserts that abstracts compiled by them are accepted as evidence in all territorial courts. The firm promotes its abstracts as authoritative and usable for legal proceedings across the territory.
K. T. Manning of Bronco Texas leaves after a three day visit with cousin Mrs. John Beal. He is joined by Sap Beal son of Mrs. Beal on a pleasure trip to El Paso.
The firm states titles are examined and guaranteed with careful review to ensure clear ownership and marketability. It emphasizes accuracy and reliability in title insurance services and related trust operations.
C R Oquinn probate clerk and recorder of Eddy County arrives from Carlsbad this morning as a witness in court bringing part of his records.
A notice warns that selling meat without a license is illegal. The text notes enforcement will be strict and discourages unauthorised meat trade, highlighting compliance expectations for vendors.
A dusty ad fragment touts meaty bargains from Independent Meat Co offering to sell meat without using traditional markets at an extra low price. The brief sells direct access to cheaper cuts and bulk quantities.
D D Sullivan formerly of Artesia now in Kansas City arrived for a short business visit last night with his wife. She traveled on to Artesia to see relatives and he plans to go there tonight for the same purpose.
Advertised offer from Independent Meat Co highlights 10 pounds of lard for 1.25 dollars, signaling a bulk grocery promotion likely aimed at cost-conscious shoppers.
W. P. Littlefield traveled from Kenna for treatment after a fall from a hack. He stepped on a wheel that gave way under his weight and landed on his shoulder. Initially believed to be a fracture.
Roswell Seed Co advertises apples direct from Beer's orchard located 3 1 2 miles southeast of town for winter supplies with a reminder to purchase before crop gathering ends.
Mrs. Gregory S. Moore travels to Carlsbad to greet her daughter Ruth Green who arrives from Los Angeles for a Roswell winter visit.
Modern five room east front house with porches sheds and barn. Fully electric lights and good lawn on 65 ft frontage. All practically new offered at 2100 dollars by Title and Trust Co.
W. C. McCormick of El Paso spent a day in Roswell after selling his business in Clovis and before returning to Tennessee. He planned to tour sights before resuming his trip.
Mrs P Galbraith and Miss Katherine Galbraith of Forest City Missouri offer apples direct from their orchard. They visited Mr and Mrs W H Merwin and Mr and Mrs W M Hind and left yesterday for home. They were joined by Mrs Merwin and her young son who will stay a month with Mrs Galbraith, mother of Mrs Merwin and Mrs Hind.
Home made bread fresh butter dressed chickens cakes and pies advertised for sale at the Mothers Market tomorrow Saturday 29th at the Roswell Drug and Jewelry Store.
Dr. D. L. Weems and son Mandville and J. Mac Propst left for Neosho Missouri after a four week visit with Rev. J. C. Gage in the valley and Sacramento mountains. The trip included travels to Hope and the surrounding ranges.
County Superintendent C C Hill reports 37 votes cast in Precinct 15 Richland. Ballou elected justice of the peace without opposition. J R Peet wins constable seat with 24 votes over W C Lock who polled 13.
J D Cully and Co. 521 N Main advertises scientific plumbing at reasonable prices with satisfaction guaranteed.
R C Fleming traveled to Kansas City and loaded nine carloads of cattle. He reports a good market and a satisfactory sale.
East Side Repair Shop at 206% E. 5th Street advertises prompt service and requests MT House listings. Phone 426 61t4.
W W Thompson, a linotype operator for the Daily Record, buys a residence lot on east Third street from Otis and Bedell and will build a neat four room cottage with bath by W A Phillips Son. Epworth League Hallowe en Social held this evening at L B Boellner’s home 506 North Missouri invited all.
Edward M. Fink and Jesus Valde verde face a jury trial in district court after days of hearings. The argument is scheduled to finish mid afternoon followed by court instructions and jurors being sent to deliberate.
By our cleaning pressing dyeing and repairing we are known. Crescent Tailors, phone 517. 92tf.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock the directors of Roswell Tucumcari Northern Railroad will convene at the office of Wm A Dunn. Alvin R Morrison, president, and Stratton of Sundstron Stratton of New York will be present, requiring their arrival tonight.
Introduced by Mr Richardson reading first time and referred to committee on incorporation. Be it resolved that a Commonwealth of New Mexico constitution provision establishes a Department of Agriculture Labor and Industry with a Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor as head to oversee agriculture horticulture livestock mining and other industrial interests.
The document outlines a proposed executive branch for New Mexico. It defines a Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Treasurer Auditor Attorney General Superintendent of Public Instruction Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor. Officials to be elected by qualified electors at the same time and place as legislators for four year terms.
The text outlines creation of a five member Board of Agriculture consisting of farmers and livestock growers with the state secretary of agriculture as ex officio chair. It also details an advisory and mandatory primary election framework including an election board, direct US senator election when permitted, ballot integrity measures, voter registration, and free equal access to polling places.
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