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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
3
A one week cooking exhibit showcases the Majestic Range in operation. The display claims better bake results, faster heating, more water heated, and less fuel than competing ranges. Visit during the event to be convinced by live demonstrations.
Seller offers about three hundred tons Kaffir corn fodder and feed pasture for cattle. Also rents six rooms on Military Heights with furnished or unfurnished options and cistern water in house. Describes a very nice location with south and east exposure. Contact via phone for information.
For rent a good business room on Main Street ground floor near the Record Office. Rent reasonable and will soon be vacant. Apply at the Record Office. Also a good pony priced 530. Apply at Tur Record Office. For Rent Office space apply at 110 West Second Street. 151 tf
Twenty acres of young orchard with artesian water offered near town at the record office. To rent a nice east room for two gentlemen apply at Gus South Main. See the Majestic range at String and Tanne's. Don't get left.
Passenger Wad. Warlleit arrived by train to visit his sister Miss Lottie Walsh in Roswell. The piece mentions friends of Pather Pherbert and an event at Mac lestie Range. Biscuits in three minutes are promised at String & Vannes this week.
Mrs. John T. Brown and family arrive from San Antonio to establish a future home in Roswell. Arch and daughters Lysses Alice and Ruby accompany Mrs. Brown. Mr. Brown to join later. He engages in hardware real estate and stock business in San Antonio. Two carloads of furniture travel to support new housekeeping. They are relatives of Mrs. Jennie Buey of the Shelby hotel and stay there while settling in.
W G Hamilton and Byron Hobart departed for the mountains to hunt bear and deer for several weeks. Hobart, of Springfield Missouri, plans to spend the winter here with his wife. He owns race horses at the fair grounds for the season. His father is noted as among Missouri's wealthiest men.
W A Fuller and family of Memphis passed through yesterday en route to Pecos to spend the winter. If Pecos lacks suitable lodging he plans to stop in Roswell. He seeks a favorable climate for his daughter's health and is described as a prominent Tennessee gentleman.
A stream of visitors and residents checks in at the Grand Central and nearby hotels. Lee Buck, Charles Benerwith, and W Hi Long are among arrivals while G A Fuqua, R G Grantham, and B F Hammett socialize and register. Multiple figures from Oklahoma, Texas, New York, and Minnesota are noted as visiting or passing through Roswell for business or health.
A cash business announces to customers and the public that coupon pass books will be issued. The note emphasizes accessibility and broad availability of the new coupon program for savings and convenience.
Dr. Bugler recently relocated from Chicago and will practice in Roswell. He departed on last evening's train to join friends in El Paso and will return to establish his office in the Gaullieur block as his future home and professional base.
Dear Old Virginia notes H. S. Davis of Danville Virginia, a tobacco trader and friend of Danville resident Mr. Paylor who has been in town. Davis, long active in Virginia tobacco, is expected to relocate his business to the Pecos Valley and may settle there.
Clifton Chisholm and Geo H Kan arrive from the Oasis hog ranch and check in at the Grand Central.
The Roswell Fair Association calls its annual stockholders meeting for Saturday October 11 at 8:00 p m in the Roswell Club rooms. Important business will be considered and all stockholders are urged to attend or be represented by proxy. J A Graham
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