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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1906
Page
4
The Record announces deadlines for newspaper ads and changes to running advertisements. All ads must be in printers hands before eleven AM to appear the same day and any orders to remove standing ads should also be in by eleven AM to prevent that day’s run.
The piece notes Arizona newspapers raising a stir over possible Pecos Valley annexation to Texas. It also cites local primary precinct tensions, advertising campaigns for Woolverton Business College, and Judge Rodey’s temporary relocation to Porto Rico amid the statehood dispute.
Names Mr Scott and Mr Hinkle surface as potential proxy holders for the county convention. The Record editor hints at issues over a delegation member tied to the local Republican organ and possible personal benefit from a chair.
Second Precinct Democrats decline to endorse K. K. Scott for the Territorial Council citing they forgot it. The note reflects local party confusion in Chaves County and underscores a disputed endorsement.
A discussion on county delegate selection flags party tensions amid precinct rivalries. The Roswell teachers institute closes with gratitude to leaders and instructors and gains unanimous resolutions praising supervision and community support. A rental ad and sale notice round out the page.
Roswell New Mexico August 8 1906 reports a gathering call for the Democratic convention in the Ninth Council District with local officials and party members invited to attend.
Miss Carlyn Shaver travels to Wichita for a visit while her parents plan relocation to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Shaver expect to leave Tuesday for their new home.
The estate of Dr A B Waskom offers 2.24 acres four miles out on Second Street with a nearly new eight room house and good outbuildings. The property includes an artesian well, permanent water rights, 69 acres of two year old orchard, six bearing acres and 100 acres of alfalfa.
George B. Wellbaum, ex Tribune Publishing Co. Amarillo, arrived to accept a role with Western Printing Co publishers of the Baptist Worker. A 320 acre farm with ample water offered in exchange for Roswell property, arranged by Carlton & Bell.
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